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disease surveillance
- epidemic, endemic, and pandemic patterns
- outbreak investigation and control
- leading causes of death and disability
1.1.3.2 natural history and prognosis
- modes of disease transmission
- incubation periods
- methods of rationale for early detection
- disease manifestations
- evaluation of treatment efficacy
- determinants of disease progression
1.1.3.3 risk factors for disease occurrence
- hereditary/genetic traits
- age, race, gender, and socioeconomic status
- life-style/behavioral factors
- occupational exposures
- environmental characteristics
- dietary/nutritional patterns
- nosocomial / iatrogenic exposures
- prenatal exposures
- abnormal metabolic or physiologic states
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1.2.1 Health services organization and delivery
1.2.1.1 general aspects of health care system structure
- community preventive medicine service programs
- health education
- home health care
- infectious disease control
- consultative services
- immunization, school and occupational health program
- catastrophic illness and access to health care
1.2.1.2 evaluation of outcomes of disease prevention
1.2.1.3 health promotion interventions
- nutrition
- mother and child health
- contraceptive control
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oral health
- fitness and exercise
1.2.2 Community dimension of medical practice
1.2.2.1 general aspects related to community organization
- health status assessment of population
- health surveys
- disease-reporting systems
1.2.2.2 general public health issues
1.2.2.3 environmental and occupational health
- environmental control
- air and water quality
- industrial and occupational health
1.3
1.3.1 Fetus
1.3.1.1 fetal growth and development
1.3.2 Infancy and childhood
1.3.2.1 normal physical growth and development
1.3.2.2 cognitive and psychosocial development
1.3.2.3 infant-parent and child-parent interaction; changing child-parent relationships
1.3.2.4 physician-child-parent communication
1.3.2.5 well-baby care, well child care
1.3.3 Adolescence
1.3.3.1 sexuality
1.3.3.2 individualization and identity
1.3.3.3 physical and psychosocial change of puberty
1.3.4 Adulthood
1.3.4.1 normal physical and mental development and function
1.3.4.2 stress management
1.3.4.3 pregnancy
1.3.4.4 male and female climacteric
1.3.4.5 menopause
1.3.5 Senescence
1.3.5.1 physical and mental changes associated with aging
1.3.5.2 emotional, social, and cultural adaptations
1.3.5.3 death and dying
1.3.6 Disability
1.3.6.1 physical and mental changes associated with disability
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1.4.1 Person without complaint or reported diagnosis
1.4.1.1 general medical examination and investigation
1.4.1.2 eyes and vision examination and investigation
1.4.1.3 ears and hearing examination and investigation
1.4.1.4 dental examination
1.4.1.5 general gynecologic examination
1.4.2 Examination and encounter for administrative purposes
1.4.2.1 issue of medical certificate for fitness or incapacity
1.4.2.2 examination for driving license
1.4.2.3 pre-employment examination
1.4.2.4 examination for insurance purposes
1.4.3 Routine general health check-up
1.4.3.1 schoolchildren
1.4.3.2 student
1.4.3.3 sports teams
1.4.4 Special screening examination for diseases and disorders
1.4.4.1 diabetes mellitus, nutritional disorders, iron deficiency
1.4.4.2 eye and ear disorders
1.4.4.3 cardiovascular disorders
1.4.5 Carriers of infectious diseases
1.4.6 Contact with and exposure to communicable diseases
1.4.7 Immunization
1.4.8 Contraceptive management
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1.7
1.7.1 Consent and informed consent to treatment full disclosure, alternate therapies, risk and benefits,
refusal of treatment
1.7.2 Physician-patient relationship truth telling, confidentiality, privacy, autonomy, public reporting
1.7.3 Death and dying diagnosing death, life-support, autopsy, organ donation, euthanasia, suicide,
eliminating pain, life-sustaining and end of life care
1.7.4 Birth-related issues pre-natal diagnosis, abortion, maternal-fetal conflict
1.7.5 Research issues informed consent, placebos, conflict of interest, vulnerable populations
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2.1.36
syncope
convulsion
acute increased intracranial pressure
asphyxia of the newborn
fetal distress
acute abdomen
serious bleeding : massive bleeding , intracranial bleeding, hyphema, antepartum and postpartum
hemorrhage
2.1.37 acute poisoning : drugs, food, chemicals, substances
2.1.38 bite & stings
2.1.39 injury /accident : head & neck injury, fracture, dislocation, body and limb injuries, serious injury,
electrical injury, burns, near-drowning & submersion
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2.2.1 Infectious and Parasitic Diseases
2.2.1.1 gastroenteritis (cholera, shigellosis, salmonellosis, E.coli, virus, Campylobacter sp.,
Clostridium difficile, amoebiasis, giardiasis, cryptosporidiosis, isosporosis,
microsporidiosis, food-borne intoxication)
2.2.1.2 typhoid and paratyphoid fever
2.2.1.3 intestinal parasites (ascariasis, hookworm infestation, enterobiasis, trichuriasis,
strongyloidiasis, taeniasis, capillariasis)}
2.2.1.4 tuberculosis
2.2.1.5 melioidosis
2.2.1.6 leptospirosis
2.2.1.7 tetanus
2.2.1.8 diphtheria
2.2.1.9 septicemia
2.2.1.10 sexually transmitted disease (syphilis, gonococcal infection, chancroid, non-specific
urethritis, condyloma acuminata, lymphogranuloma venerum, trichomoniasis)
2.2.1.11 typhus fever (scrub typhus, murine typhus)
2.2.1.12 poliomyelitis
2.2.1.13 rabies
2.2.1.14 dengue hemorrhagic fever & Chikungunya fever
2.2.1.15 varicella, zoster
2.2.1.16 herpes simplex infection
2.2.1.17 viral exanthemata (measles, rubella, erythema infectiosum, exanthema subitum)
2.2.1.18 viral hepatitis
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2.2.1.19 mumps
2.2.1.20 infectious mononucleosis
2.2.1.21 superficial mycoses (tinea, pityriasis versicolor, candidosis)
2.2.1.22 malaria
2.2.1.23 whooping cough
2.2.1.24 ectoparasitic diseases : scabiasis, pediculosis
Neoplasm
2.2.2.1 benign neoplasm of skin and subcutaneous tissue
Diseases of Blood & Blood Forming Organs and Disorders Involving the Immune Mechanism
2.2.3.1 nutritional deficiency anemias (iron, folate)
2.2.3.2 thalassemia
2.2.3.3 G6PD deficiency
2.2.3.4 acquired platelet dysfunction with eosinophilia
Endocrine, Nutritional, and Metabolic Disease
2.2.4.1 goiter
2.2.4.2 iodine deficiency
2.2.4.3 thyrotoxicosis
2.2.4.4 hypothyroidism
2.2.4.5 diabetes mellitus
2.2.4.6 protein-energy malnutrition
2.2.4.7 vitamin deficiency (A, B, C, D, E, K)
2.2.4.8 disorders of lipoprotein metabolism and lipidemia
2.2.4.9 obesity
2.2.4.10 disorders of fluid, electrolytes, and acid-base balance (acidosis, alkalosis, hyponatremia,
hypernatremia, hypokalemia, hyperkalemia, hypocalcemia, hypercalcemia)
Mental & Behavioral Disorders
2.2.5.1 mental & behavioral disorders due to alcohol, drugs and substances
2.2.5.2 panic, anxiety disorders
Disorders of the Nervous System
2.2.6.1 meningitis
2.2.6.2 tension headache
2.2.6.3 encephalitis & myelitis
2.2.6.4 periodic paralysis
2.2.6.5 epilepsy
2.2.6.6 migraine
2.2.6.7 facial nerve paralysis (Bells palsy)
2.2.6.8 polyneuropathies (systemic diseases, drugs, chemical, alcohol)
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2.3.3
2.3.4
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ovary, placenta, prostate gland, testes, kidney, urinary bladder, brain, thyroid gland, lymph
node, hemopoietic system ( leukemia, multiple myeloma)
2.3.2.2 malignant neoplasm of skin and subcutaneous tissue
Diseases of Blood & Blood Forming Organs and Disorders Involving the Immune Mechanism
2.3.3.1 hemolytic anemias
(autoimmune hemolytic anemia, paroxysmal nocturnal
hemoglobinuria)
2.3.3.2 coagulation defects (hemophilia, consumptive coagulopathy, acquired prothrombin
complex deficiency)
2.3.3.3 neutropenia
2.3.3.4 aplastic anemia
2.3.3.5 idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura
2.3.3.6 immune deficiency states
Endocrine, Nutritional, and Metabolic Disease
2.3.4.1 Cushings syndrome
2.3.4.2 hormonal disorders Addisons disease, pituitary gland disorders, parathyroid
gland disorders
Mental & Behavioral Disorders
2.3.5.1 organic mental disorders (dementia, brain damage, systemic diseases, alcohol &
substance induced, organic amnestic syndrome, delirium)
2.3.5.2 neurotic disorders (phobia, obscessive-compulsive disoreders, dissociative or conversion
disorder)
2.3.5.3 somatoform disorders
2.3.5.4 behavioral and emotional disorders in childhood and adolescence (conduct disorder, tic
disorder, enuresis, feeding disorder, nail biting, thumb sucking, attention deficit disorders)
2.3.5.5 schizophrenia
2.3.5.6 mood (affective) disorders : manic episode, bipolar affective disorders, depressive episode
2.3.5.7 behavioral syndromes associated with physiological dysfunction and physical factors
(eating disorder, sleep disorder, sexual dysfunction, post-partum psychosis)
2.3.5.8 disorders of adult personality and behavior (aggressive, antisocial, compulsive, hysterical,
obscessive-compulsive, paranoid)
2.3.5.9 mental retardation
2.3.5.10 disorders of psychological development (speech and language disorder, disorder of
scholastic skills, motor function disorder, autism)
Disorders of the Nervous System
2.3.6.1 brain abscess
2.3.6.2 peripheral nerve entrapment (carpal tunnel syndrome, cubital tunnel syndrome)
2.3.6.3 myasthenia gravis
2.3.6.4 myopathy
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3.1.1 Stethoscope
3.1.2 Sphygmomanometer : blood pressure measurement, tourniquet test
3.1.3 Jerk hammer
3.1.4 Snellen chart (visual acuity measurement)
3.1.5 Ishihara chart (color blindness measurement)
3.1.6 Schiotz Tonometer
3.1.7 Ophthalmoscope
3.1.8 Otoscope
3.1.9 Tuning fork
3.1.10 Nasal speculum, head light, nasopharyneal mirror, laryngeal mirror ()
3.1.11 Proctoscope
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3.2.1 Hematocrit
3.2.2 Blood smear : differential white blood cell count, red cell morphology, platelet estimate and
morphology
3.2.3 Malarial parasite
3.2.4 ABO blood group, Rh and cross matching
3.2.5 Urine analysis
3.2.6 Body fluid analysis: CSF, pleural, etc.
3.2.7 Stool examination including stool occult blood
3.2.8 Gram stain, acid fast stain
3.2.9 KOH smear, Tzanck s smear
3.2.10 Tuberculin skin test
3.2.11 Venous clotting time, clot retraction, clot lysis
3.2.12 Electrocardiography
3.2.13 Growth and development assessment (weight, height, circumferences of head ,chest and mid-arm,
arm span, upper and lower segment ratio, growth chart and developmental milestone)
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3.3.1 Chest x-ray
3.3.2 Plain abdomen
3.3.3 Plain KUB
3.3.4 Skull and sinuses
3.3.5 Bones and joints
3.3.6 Lateral soft tissue of neck x-ray
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3.5.5.1 cranial burr hole
3.5.5.2 subdural tapping
3.5.5.3 dental extraction
3.5.5.4 tonsillectomy
3.5.5.5 thyroidectomy
3.5.5.6 peripheral nerve block
3.5.5.7 incision and curettage (external hordeolum)
3.5.5.8 excision of pterygium
3.5.5.9 cataract and glaucoma surgery
3.5.5.10 probing and irrigation of nasolacrimal duct
3.5.5.11 gastrostomy
3.5.5.12 colostomy
3.5.5.13 repair of gastric perforation, intestinal perforation
3.5.5.14 suture of peptic ulcer bleeding
3.5.5.15 herniorrhaphy
3.5.5.16 cholecystectomy
3.5.5.17 hemorrhoidectomy
3.5.5.18 suprapubic cystostomy
3.5.5.19 vesicolithotomy
3.5.5.20 hemodialysis
3.5.5.21 skin graft
3.5.5.22 laser surgery
3.5.5.23 gastrointestinal endoscopy
3.5.5.24 bronchoscopy
3.5.5.25 paracentesis: pericardium, urinary bladder
3.5.5.26 internal fixation of fracture
3.5.5.27 amputation of finger, toe and extremities
3.5.5.28 tendon repair
3.5.5.29 cervical spine and pelvic traction
3.5.5.30 bone marrow biopsy
3.5.5.31 hysterectomy
3.5.5.32 organ transplantation
3.5.5.33 cardiovascular surgery
3.5.5.34 Electric convulsive therapy
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