Study Guide Second

Study Guide
Second Year 2023
2024
Second year (Human Body) Study Guide
Faculty of Medicine - Cairo University
2023-2024

Study Guide of the Second year
Introduction
The integrated modular system is introduced for the first time at Faculty
of Medicine Cairo University in (2018/2019) to assure the acquisition of
6 key competencies
Competency (1): The graduate as a health care provider
Competency (2): The graduate as a health promoter
Competency (3): The graduate as a professional
Competency (4): The graduate as a scholar and scientist
Competency (5): The graduate as a member of the health team and a part of the health care system
Competency (6): The graduate as a lifelong learner and researcher
The program is composed of vertical and horizontal modules each has its
own intended learning outcomes (ILOs) to cover finally together all
aspects of the key competencies a graduate is expected to acquire.
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‫خريطة البرنامج‬
Fundamentals Of Clinical science I

Normal Structure of the Human Body (6 Wks.) (12 CR)
Introduction to Biomedical sciences (5 Wks.) (10 CR)
INT
Biomedical sciences & Musculoskeletal System (10 Wks.) (15 CR)
YEAR 1
TER
MPC
EPE-1
CRT
Cardiopulmonary System (10 Wks.) (15 CR)
Principles of Disease Mechanism &
Pharmacological Basis of Drug Therapy -1 (2 CR)
Medical Terminology (TER) (0.5 CR)
Medical Professionalism & Communication Skills (MPC) (1.5 CR)
Early Patient Encounter 1 (EPE) (2 CR)
Critical Thinking (CRT) (2 CR)
Fundamentals Of Clinical science I I

Pharmacological Basis of Drug Therapy-2 (7 Wks.) (12 CR)
Neuroscience (10 Wks.) (14 CR)
Digestive system & Renal system (8 Wks.) (12 CR)
Endocrine & Reproductive system (5 Wks.) (9 CR)
PSY
YEAR 2
EPE-2
Systemic Pathology & Therapeutics-1 (2 wks.) (2 CR)

MPE 1
RES 1
Behavioral & Cognitive Sciences (PSY) (2 CR)

CMP
SSC-1
Early Patient Encounter 2 (EPE-2) (2 CR)
Medical Professionalism and Medical Ethics & Law 1 (MPE) (1.5
CR)
Medical Research & EBM-1 (RES) (2 CR)
Computer (CMP) (0.5 CR)
Student Selected Component 1 (SSC-1) (3 CR)
Transition To Clinical Practice

YEAR 3
Infectious Diseases & Immunology (9Wks.) (15 CR)

Systemic Pathology & Therapeutics-2 (8 Wks.) (11 CR)
INV
Nutrition (NTR) (1 Wk.) (2 CR)

Investigative Medicine (INV) (2 CR)
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‫ خريطة البرنامج‬- ‫تابع‬
Transition To Clinical Practice
Ear, Nose & Throat Clinical toxicology &

Eye Disorders
YEAR 3
Legal Medicine
MPE-2
(6 Wks.) (9 CR) (6 Wks.) (9 CR)
SSC-2
(6 Wks.) (8 CR)
Medical Professionalism and Medical Ethics & Law 2 (MPE) (1 CR)

Student Selected Component 2 (SSC) (3 CR)
Clinical Clerkships I
Medicine 1 (2 Wks.) (3 CR) Surgery 1 (2 Wks.) (3 CR)
Family Medicine 1 (2 Wks.) (4

Psychiatry (2 Wks.) (3 CR)
CR)
MPC 2
YEAR 4
Pediatrics Obstetrics & Gynecology
SSC 3
RES 2
(10 Wks.) (17 CR) (10 Wks.) (17 CR)
Community Medicine (5 Wks.) (7 CR)
Palliative Medicine & Oncology (1 Wk.) (2 CR)

Medical Professionalism and Communication Skills 2 (MPC) (0.5
CR)
Student Selected Component 3 (SSC) (3 CR)
Medical Research & EBM 2 (RES) (0.5 CR)
Clinical Clerkships II
Medicine 2 Surgery 2
YEAR 5
(23 Wks.) (29 CR) (23 Wks.) (29 CR)

MPC-3
FML-2
Medical Professionalism and Communication Skills 3 (MPC) (0.5 CR)

Family Medicine 2 (FML) (1.5 CR)
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What What is meant by block and module?by block and module?
- Each year is formed of two semesters
- Each semester consists of modules where topics are offered by many departments in an integrated approach in
a given duration to achieve certain ILOs.
- Each module has a certain code
- At the end of each module, students attend a “multiple choice questions (MCQs)” exam which represents 30%
of the marks allocated to the module.
- At the end of the year, students attend final exams for all studied modules in form of OSPE (objective
structured practical exam) which represents 30% of the marks allocated to each module and final written
exams (short essay, MCQs, cases, extended matching questions) which represents 40% of the marks allocated
to each module.
What is meant by vertical modules?
Beside the horizontal modules some vertical modules are delivered

throughout the 5 years in the form of 1 or 2 hours each week. The following modules are delivered:
1- Behavioral & Cognitive Sciences (PSY-213)

It weighs 2 credit point (CR) and is delivered in 30 contact hours and 20
non-contact hours.
2- Medical professionalism & Medical Ethics 7 Law (MPE-227)
It weighs 1.5 credit point (CR) and is delivered in 22 contact hours and 15
non-contact hours.
3- Early Patient Encounter 2 (EPE -230)
non-contact hours.
4- Medical Research & EBM-1 (RES-234)
non-contact hours.
5- Student selected component course (SSC-1)
It weighs 3 credit points and the student must pass them, for graduation, but not included in cumulative.
6- Computer (CMP 235)
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listed modules’ titles, codes and sharing departments

The listed modules’ titles, codes and sharing departments
• Neuroscience (Neu--205) (Code: Neu 205)

Two departments share in teaching this module
a) Anatomy and Embryology department
b) Histology department
c) Physiology department
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• Digestive system & Renal system (DIG-206) (Code: DIG-206)

a) Anatomy and Embryology department
b) Biochemistry and Molecular Biology department
c) Medical Physiology department
d) Histology department
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• Endocrine and reproductive System (END-207)

Four departments share in teaching this module
a) Histology department
b) Anatomy and embryology department
c) Medical Physiology department
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• Principles of Disease Mechanism & Pharmacological Basis of Drug Therapy-2

(Code INT-208)
a) Pathology department
b) Pharmacology department
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• Systemic Pathology & Therapeutics -1

(Code PAT-210)
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d) Pharmacology department
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Credit Total
Year I I Duration Contact Non-Contact
Points Hours
60 32 1500 886 614
Mechanism &
Principles of Disease
Pharmacological Basis of Drug Therapy-2 (INT- 12 7 300 180 120

208)
Neuroscience (NEU-205) 14 10 350 210 140
Digestive system & Renal system (DIG-206) 12 8 300 180 120

Endocrine & Reproductive system (END-207) 9 5 225 135 90
Systemic Pathology & Therapeutics-1
(PAT-210) 2 2 50 30 20
Behavioral & Cognitive Sciences (PSY-213) 2 -- 50 30 20

Medical Professionalism and
Medical Ethics &
1.5 -- 37 22 15
Law 1 (MPE-227)

Early Patient Encounter 2 (EPE-230) 2 -- 50 30 20
Medical Research & EBM-1 (RES-234) 2 -- 50 31 19

Computer (CMP-235) 0.5 -- 13 8 5
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Rules of advancing to higher academic level
− Students passing any module earn full credits points.

− Students cannot be promoted from 1st to 2nd grade if they have more than 20 unfulfilled credit points.
− Students cannot be promoted from grade II to grade III unless they fulfilled the whole credit points of all
previous grades i.e. grade I & II.
− Students can be promoted in grade III from phase 1 (5th semester) to phase 2 (6th semester), but can’t be
promoted to grade IV if they have any module from phase 1 (5th semester) or more than 20 unfulfilled
credit points from phase 2 (6th semester).
− Students cannot be promoted from 4th to 5th grade if they have more than 20 unfulfilled credit points.
− Students can’t be graduated until he/she has fulfilled all 300 credit points of the program.
− Student-selected component, medical terminology & computer courses' and Cairo university requirements
marks are not added to total summative score but their credit points are mandatory
Modules contents
• Neuroscience (Neu--205)
Topic Department
Lectures
Anatomy
1. Scalp.
2. Face.
3. Parotid gland
4. Muscles of mastication & TMJ.
5. Maxillary and sphenopalatine ganglion
6. • Mandibular nerves and otic ganglion
7. • Maxillary artery - MMA
8. • Extra-ocular muscles
9. • vessels of the orbit
10. • deep fascia of the neck, Sternocleidomastoid muscle
Anatomy
11. • Boundaries and contents of the different triangles of the neck
12. Anatomy • Infrahyoid muscles & Thyroid gland
13. • Submandibular region muscles Submandibular and sublingual
salivary glands
14. • Muscles of palate, tongue, Styloid apparatus
15. • Root of neck (Scalene muscles + Subclavian vessels)
16. • vessels of the neck (CCA-ICA-IJV)
17. • vessels of the neck (ECA)
18. • Nerves of the neck (7,9)
19. • Nerves of the neck (10,11,12)
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20. • Pharynx & Larynx
21. • Development of pharyngeal apparatus
22. • Development of face & palate
23. • Spinal cord
24. Brain stem
25. • Cerebellum
26. • 4th ventricle
27. • Diencephalon
28. • 3rd ventricle
29. • Cerebrum (Sulci & Gyri)
30. • Cerebrum (Functional areas)
31. • Cerebrum (White matter-Commissural fibers)
32. • Cerebrum (White matter-Association fibers-Corona radiata)
33. • Cerebrum (White matter-Projection fibers & Internal capsule)
34. • Basal ganglia
35. • Lateral ventricle
36. • Cerebral meninges & subarachnoid cistern
37. • CSF (Production, circulation, drainage)
38. • Vertebro-basilar arteries
39. • Cerebral arteries (Anterior cerebral artery)
40. • Cerebral arteries (Middle cerebral artery)
41. • Cerebral arteries Posterior cerebral artery)
42. • Venous drainage of the brain
43. • Cranial cavity (Folds)
44. • Cranial cavity (Sinuses)
45. • Cranial nerves (3,4,6) + Emissary veins
46. • Cranial nerves (Ophthalmic of division of 5)
47. • Anatomy of eye
48. • Anatomy of ear
49. • Development of CNS
50. • Development of eye
51. • Development of ear
Physiology
52. • Topic (Physiology-Sensory)
53. 1) Synaptic transmission
54. 2) Synaptic potentials
55. 3) Synaptic plasticity
56. 4) Chemical transmitters
57. 5) Organization of neuronal pools
58. 6) Sensory receptors
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59. 7) Sensory coding
60. 8) Somatic sensations
61. 9) Sensory pathways
62. 10) Sensory cortex
63. 11) Examination of somatosensory system
64. 12)Pain transduction
65. 13) Pain transmission
66. 14)Pain control
67. 15) Sensory lesions
68. Topic (Physiology-Special Sense)
69. 1) Optics and protective mechanisms of eye
70. 2) Intraocular fluids & pressure
71. 3) Cornea
72. 4) Lens
73. 5) Iris
74. 6) Retina
75. 7) photoreceptor potential
76. 8) color vision
77. 9) Visual pathway- visual field- visual acuity
78. 10) Binocular vision- depth perception- eye movements
79. 11) Properties of sound& External ear
80. 12) Middle ear
81. 13) Inner ear (cochlea)
82. 14) Mechanism of stimulation of auditory nerve – auditory
pathway
83. 15) Auditory encoding -deafness
84. 16) Smell & Taste
85. Topic (Physiology-Motor)
86. 1) Motor function of spinal cord, stretch reflex, muscle spindle,
gama motor neurons
87. 2) Functions of stretch reflex in control of movements and alpha –
gama linkage
88. 3) Supra spinal centers that control stretch reflex, inverse stretch
reflex and clinical applications of stretch reflex
89. 4) clonus, lengthening reactions and polysynaptic spinal reflexes
90. 5) Effects of spinal cord injury
91. 6) Motor functions of brain stem and vestibular apparatus.
92. 7) Semicircular canals and its role in detection of angular
acceleration
93. 8) Effects of stimulation of semicircular canals and methods for
their simulation.
94. 9) Functions of utricle and saccule, vestibular pathway
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95. 10) Maintenance of posture.
96. 11) Areas of motor cortex and their functions
97. 12) descending motor pathways and effects of their lesions
98. 13) Basale ganglia nuclei and its neuronal connections.
99. 14) functions of basal ganglia and diseases of the basal ganglia
100. 15) cerebellum, functional divisions and cerebellar connections
and circuits
101. 16) Functions of cerebellum and effects cerebellar lesion

102. 17) Arousal, EEG and evoked potentials and its clinical uses
103. 18) Sleep, types, mechanisms EEG changes and sleep disorders.
Thalamic nuclei, functions and effects of lesion
104. 19) Limbic system and behavior
Outline functions of hypothalamus
105. 20) Physiology of speech, speech centers and aphasia
106. 21) Higher functions of the brain, memory and learning; types,
molecular basis and memory disorders.
Histology
107. Histological structure of neuron
108. Histological structure of the nerve fibres.
109. Histological characteristics of ganglia.
110. Degeneration & regeneration of nerves
111. Histological structure and functions of neuroglia cells.
112. The nerve endings in epithelium, connective tissue and muscular
tissue
113. Spinal cord histology
114. Short & descending tracts histology
115. Brain stem Histology
116. Cerebellum, Cerebrum histology and Brain barriers
117. Histology Layers of wall of eyeball Outer fibrous layer histology Histology
118. • Middle vascular & inner nervous layers histology
119. • Rods & cones Accessory structures of eye histology
120. • Cornea
121. • Lens
122. • Iris
123. • Retina
124. • External & middle ear histology
125. • Inner ear histology
126. • Introduction, proprioceptive & fine touch, pathway from body &
related tracts histology
127. • Pain & temperature, Crude touch pathways from body & related
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tracts & Pathway to subcortical levels histology
• Digestive system & Renal system (DIG-206) (Code: DIG-206)
Topic Department
Lectures
Anatomy
1. Anatomy Anterior abdominal wall , Rectus sheath , Inguinal canal Hernia
2. Anatomy of Esophagus
3. Peritoneum, GIT,
4. Stomach
5. Small intestine
6. Large intestine
7. Rectum and anal canal Anatomy
8. Liver & Biliary Systems
9. pancreas
10. Kidney and ureters
11. Spleen
12. Blood supply of the gut
`13. Posterior abdominal wall
14. Overview of the renal functions.
15.
16. Glomerular filtration.
17. Tubular processing of glomerular filtrate.
18. Na+ handling by renal tubules.(2h)

19. Handling of glucose, a.a , HCO3- & H+ by renal tubules.(2h).
20. K+ handling by renal tubules. Physiology
21. Concentration of urine.

22. Plasma clearance.
23. Regulation of extracellular fluid volume.
24. Micturition.
25. Acid base balance
26. Normal histological structure of the oral cavity Histology
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27. Normal histological structure of the major salivary glands
28. Normal histological structure of the esophagus.
29. Normal histological structure of the stomach
30. Normal histological structure of the small intestine
31. Normal histological structure of the large intestine
32. Normal histological structure of the liver
33. Normal histological structure of the pancreas

34. Histological structure of ureters, urinary bladder and urethra
35. • Gastro-intestinal Tract (1)
36. • Gastro-intestinal Tract (2)
37. Digestive glands

38. Data show of histological sections of the histological structure of the cortex
and medulla, difference between renal tubules, ureter and urinary bladder.
39. Data show of histological sections of the histological structure of the blood
renal barrier.
40. Data show of histological sections of the histological structure of different
components of juxtaglomerular apparatus.
41. Data show of histological sections of the histological structure of ureter,
urinary bladder and urethra.
42. Light microscopic examination of histological sections of kidney, ureter and
urinary bladder.
43. Labeling diagrams of sections in the renal cortex, ureter and urinary bladder.
44. 1- Biochemistry of digestion and absorption of carbohydrates, lipids and

proteins
45. 2- Biochemistry of digestion and absorption of carbohydrates, lipids and Biochemistry
proteins
46. 3- Biochemistry of liver metabolism Biochemistry of Fatty liver
Practical
1. Anterior abdominal wall , Rectus sheath , Inguinal canal
Hernia
2. Peritoneum, GIT,
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3. Stomach
4. Small intestine
5. Large intestine
6. Rectum and anal canal
7. Liver & Biliary Systems
8. pancreas
9. Kidney and ureters
10. Spleen
11. Blood supply of the gut
Anatomy
12. Posterior abdominal wall
13. Tubular processing of glomerular filtrate.
14. Kidney function tests. Physiology
15. Diseases of the kidney
16. Data show of histological sections of the histological structure of the cortex and
medulla, difference between renal tubules, ureter and urinary bladder.
17. Data show of histological sections of the histological structure of the blood renal
barrier.
18. Data show of histological sections of the histological structure of different
components of juxtaglomerular apparatus.
19. Data show of histological sections of the histological structure of ureter, urinary Histology
bladder and urethra.
20. Light microscopic examination of histological sections of kidney, ureter and urinary
bladder.
21. labeling diagrams of sections in the renal cortex, ureter and urinary bladder.
22. Gastro-intestinal Tract
23. Digestive Glands
24. GIT (1)
25. GIT (2)
Biochemistry
26. Liver function tests
Endocrine and reproductive System (END-207)
Topic Department
Lectures
Anatomy
1. Anatomy Bony pelvis
2. Pelvic wall (muscles and nerves) Anatomy
3. Anatomy of urinary bladder
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4. . Ovaries and fallopian tubes and vagina
5. Anatomy of the uterus
6. Uterine ligaments
7. Pelvic peritoneum and rectum
8. Perineum 1 (perineal membrane and pouches)
9. Perineum 2 (pudendal canal and ischiorectal fossa)
10. Breast
11. Female external genital organs
12. Anatomy of Testis & Spermatic cord

13. Anatomy of Epdididymis, Vas deferense, Seminal vesicle &
Ejaculatory duct.
14. Anatomy of Prostate
15. Anatomy of Male external genitalia & Scrotum
16. Pathology of the prostate ( BPH & Tumors)
17. • Perineal pouches
18. • Blood supply
19. Introduction and physiology of hypothalamus
20. Physiology of pituitary
21. Physiology of pineal gland
22. Physiology of thyroid gland
23. physiology of parathyroid
24. Physiology of supra-renal gland
25. Physiology of pancreas
26. Diabetes mellitus
27. Spermatogenesis and blood testis barrier.
28. Male sex hormones and actions.
29. Puberty and its abnormalities
30. Signs and characteristics of puberty in females.
31. Hormonal role and their feedback mechanisms in the different Physiology
stages of ovarian cycle (1).
32. Hormonal role and their feedback mechanisms in the different
stages of ovarian cycle (2).
33. Effects of sex hormones on the menstrual cycle and role of the
Hypothalamic – pituitary – ovarian axis in regulating ovarian
cycle.
34. Physiological actions of ovarian sex hormones.
35. Abnormalities of ovarian functions and menstruation.
36. Physiological events in the process of fertilization, pre-
implantation, and implantation. Endometrial receptivity.
37. Fetal–placental–maternal unit and placental functions.
38. Physiological factors involved in labor initiation and
maintenance. Hormonal role in the development of the mammary
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glands, milk formation
39. Physiology of female libido and female sexual dysfunction
40. 1. Different parts of female genital system
2. Description of histological structure of the ovary
3. Stages of oogenesis
4. Stages of follicular growth (folliculogenesis)
5. Detailed Light microscopic structure of different types of
ovarian follicles
6. Structure, types and fate of corpus luteum
7. Histological structure of the oviduct (uterine tube)
8. Histological structure of the uterus.
9. Endometrial changes during the menstrual cycle and
correlating them to the ovarian cycle.
10. Histological structure of the uterine cervix and the
transformation zone
Anatomy
11. Histological structure of the vagina.
12. Histological structure of the female external genitalia
13. Decidual formation with histological structure of the placenta.
14. Comparative histological study of the female mammary gland
in both resting and active (lactating) stages
15. Enumeration of hormones controlling activity of the female
mammary gland with brief hint about the role of each.
41. 1. Histology of the pituitary gland
2. Histology of pineal gland
3. Histological structure of the thyroid and parathyroid glands.
4. Histology of the adrenal gland.
5. Histological structure of different types of cells and APUD
system
42. 1. Histological structure of testes and the seminiferous tubules and
different spermatogenic cells.
2. Detailed ultrastucture of a spermatozoon and LM and
functional ultrastructure of Sertoli cell with detailed reference
to the blood-testis barrier. Stages of spermatogenesis.
3. Histology of Interstitial tissue and detailed LM and EM OF
Leydig cells.
4. Male sex hormones and actions.
Histology
5. Histology of intra and extra-testicular duct systems brief hint
on contents of spermatic cord.
6. Histological structure of male accessory glands; prostate,
seminal vesicles and bulbo-urethral glands. Correlation
between the histological layers of prostatic acini and prostatic
clinical zones.
7. Histological structure of the penis with special reference to LM
of erectile tissue and histological differences between the
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Practical
1. Bony pelvis & pelvic wall
2. Urinary bladder
3. Male genital system
4. Feale genital system
Anatomy
5. Sagital section
6. Perineum
7. Blood supply pelvis
8. Anterior pituitary cases and MCQs
9. Posterior pituitaryand thyroid cases
Physiology
10. Parathyroid and suprarenal cases
11. Pancreas physiology (
12. Light microscopic examination of histological sections of female genital system.
13. labeling diagrams of sections mature Graafian follicle and uterus
14. Data show of the female duct systems.
15. Data show of the male duct systems.
16. Low power light microscopic examination of some of the male duct systems.
Histology
17. labeled diagrams showing structure of seminiferous tubules, spermatic cord and
prostate.
18. Histology Pituitary gland.
19. Histology of Thyroid and parathyroid glands
20. Histology of adrenal gland
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Topic Department
Pathology
1.
Module INT 208
2.
1. Inflammation.
3. 2. Healing and repair. Pathology
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4. 3. Disorders of growth and Neoplasia.
5. 4. Disorders of blood flow.
6. 5. Bacterial infections.
7. 6. Viral infections.
8. 7. Fungal infections.
9. 8. Parasitic infestations.
10. 9. Nutritional disorders.
11. 10. Environmental pathology.
12. 11. Techniques used in pathological diagnosis.
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• ůŝŶŝĐĂůƉŚĂƌŵĂĐŽŬŝŶĞƚŝĐƐ
• ĨĨĞĐƚŽĨĂƵƚŽŶŽŵŝĐĚƌƵŐƐŽŶŚĞĂƌƚ͕ŝŶƚĞƐƚŝŶĞΘůŽŽĚƉƌĞƐƐƵƌĞ;ϯͿ
• ƌƵŐƐĂĐƚŝŶŐŽŶƚŚĞĞǇĞ
• ůŝŶŝĐĂůĂƉƉůŝĐĂƚŝŽŶƐŽĨƐŬĞůĞƚĂůŵƵƐĐůĞƌĞůĂǆĂŶƚƐ
• dƌĞĂƚŵĞŶƚŽĨŵŝŐƌĂŝŶĞ
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• ůŝŶŝĐĂůĐĂƐĞƐŽŶƚŚĞƚƌĞĂƚŵĞŶƚŽĨŚǇƉĞƌƚĞŶƐŝŽŶ
• ůŝŶŝĐĂůĐĂƐĞƐŽŶƚŚĞƚƌĞĂƚŵĞŶƚŽĨŚĞĂƌƚĨĂŝůƵƌĞ
• ůŝŶŝĐĂůĐĂƐĞƐŽŶƚŚĞƚƌĞĂƚŵĞŶƚŽĨĚǇƐůŝƉŝĚĞŵŝĂ
• ůŝŶŝĐĂůĐĂƐĞƐŽŶƚŚĞŵĂŶĂŐĞŵĞŶƚŽĨƚŚƌŽŵďŽĞŵďŽůŝĐĚŝƐŽƌĚĞƌƐ
• dƌĞĂƚŵĞŶƚŽĨĂŶĞŵŝĂ
• Systemic Pathology & Therapeutics -1

(Code PAT-210)
Topic Department
Pathology
Module PAT 210

1.
1. Diseases of the blood vessels.
2. 2. Diseases of the Heart. Pathology
Pharmacology
3. ▪ ZĞƐƉŝƌĂƚŽƌǇWŚĂƌŵĂĐŽůŽŐǇ
• dƌĞĂƚŵĞŶƚŽĨƌŽŶĐŚŝĂůĂƐƚŚŵĂĂŶĚKW
4.
• dƌĞĂƚŵĞŶƚŽĨĂůůĞƌŐŝĐƌŚŝŶŝƚŝƐĂŶĚĐŽƵŐŚ
5.
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Topic Department
ƚŚĞƌĂƉǇ
Pharmacology
6. ▪ 'ĂƐƚƌŽŝŶƚĞƐƚŝŶĂůWŚĂƌŵĂĐŽůŽŐǇ
7. • dƌĞĂƚŵĞŶƚŽĨƉĞƉƚŝĐƵůĐĞƌ
8. • ŶƚŝĞŵĞƚŝĐƐĂŶĚƉƌŽŬŝŶĞƚŝĐƐ
9. • ŶƚŝĚŝĂƌƌŚĞĂůĚƌƵŐƐĂŶĚƉƵƌŐĂƚŝǀĞƐ
10. • dƌĞĂƚŵĞŶƚŽĨŵŝƐĐĞůůĂŶĞŽƵƐ'/dĚŝƐŽƌĚĞƌƐ
11. WƌĂĐƚŝĐĂů͗
12. • ůŝŶŝĐĂůĐĂƐĞƐŽŶƚŚĞƚƌĞĂƚŵĞŶƚŽĨďƌŽŶĐŚŝĂů
ĂƐƚŚŵĂ
13. • ůŝŶŝĐĂůĐĂƐĞƐŽŶƚŚĞƚƌĞĂƚŵĞŶƚŽĨƉĞƉƚŝĐ
ƵůĐĞƌ
14. • dƌĞĂƚŵĞŶƚŽĨŐĂƐƚƌŽŝŶƚĞƐƚŝŶĂůĞŵĞƌŐĞŶĐŝĞƐ
Behavioral and Cognitive Sciences (PSY-213)
Lectures
1- Biological psychology
2- Perception and Attention
3- Thinking and Intelligence
4- Memory
5- Learning
6- Emotions
7- Motivation
8- Aggression
9- Developmental psychology
10- Psychosocial influences and behaviour
11- Dynamic psychology, personality theories
12- Defense mechanisms
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Practical / Clinical Sessions
Tutorials
1-Introduction about the course
2- Core ethical principles
3- Professional ethical principles
4-Frame work for ethical reasoning and decision making
5-Ethical dilemmas in medicine
6- Special ethical issues, consent
7- Confidentiality
8- Clinical ethical cases discussion
9- Doctor patient relationship
10- Doctor patient communication
11-Communication skills
12- Communication problems
13- Coping with physical illness, terminal illness
14- Developing bad news
15-Psychosocial aspects of hospitalization, stressful medical procedures
16- Stress
Assessment planplan
A) Attendance Criteria:
The minimum acceptable practical and tutorial attendance is 75%.
B) Assessment Tools:
Formative assessment: regular assessment to monitor student's
learning and to provide ongoing feedback that can be used by students to
improve their learning. It's a part of the learning process and is not
included in the module allocated marks.
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Summative assessment: including
- MCQ, extended matching, short answer questions and case scenarios

for assessment of knowledge and understanding.
- OSPE for assessment of practical, intellectual and general skills (check
list) and assessment of knowledge and understanding.
C) Time Schedule:
- End of module examination.

- End of year examination: Final examination at the end of the year for all students.
- OSPE: at the end of the year for all students

D) Grading system
30% End of module exam
70% End of year exam (40% written & 30% practical & OSPE)
Final
Modules Year 2 Total ‫أ‬EOM
practical Written
1130 356 314 460
NEU - 205 Neuroscience 280 84 84 112

DIG - 206 Digestive and Renal System 240 72 72 96
END - 207 Endocrine and reproductive 180 54 54 72
INT - 208 Pharmacological Basis of Drug 240 72 72 96
Therapy 2
PAT-210 Systemic Pathology & Therapeutics -1 40 12 12 16
PSY - 213 Behavioral sciences 40 12 -- 28
MPE- 227 Medical professionalism & Ethics 30 10 -- 20
EPE - 230 Early patient encounter 40 20 -- 20
RES - 234 Research & EBM-1 40 20 20 --
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Module Neu -205:
Topics Allocated Written exam Practical Exam

Marks End of module End of Year End of module End of Year
100% 30% 40% For basic 30%
sciences the
Anatomy 122 36 50 practical exams 36
will be held only
Physiology 112 34 44 at end of year 34
Histology 46 14 18 14
Total 280 84 112 84
Module DIG-206:

100% 30% 40% For basic 30%
sciences the
will be held only
Biochemistry 14 4 6 4
Total 240 72 96 72
Module END-207:

100% 30% 40% For basic 30%
sciences the
will be held only
Total 180 54 72 54
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Module INT 208:
Allocated Written Examination Practical Exam
Topics Marks End of module End of Year End of module End of Year
100% 30% 40% 30%
For basic
Pathology 120 36 48 sciences the 36
practical exams
Pharmacology 120 36 48 will be held only 36
at end of year
Total 240 72 96 72
Module PAT (210):
Allocated Written Examination Practical Exam

Topics Marks End of module End of Year End of module End of Year
100% 30% 40% 30%
For basic
Pathology 20 6 8 sciences the 6
practical exams
Pharmacology 20 6 8 will be held only 6
at end of year
Total 40 12 16 12
dings and references
Readings and references:
1- Basic materials:
▪ Department book: constructed by staff members.
▪ Department’s atlas book
▪ Department’s practical book
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2- Essential books (text books):
1. Mescher,A.L. (2013): Junqueira's basic histology. Text and Atlas. 13 th. Ed. Mc Graw Hill.
2. Gartner, L.p. and Hiatt, J.L.(2014):color Atlas and Text book of Histology, 6th ed. Saunders
Elsevier.
3. Ross,M.H., Kaye, G.I., Pawlina,w.(2011): Histology A Text and Atlas, 6th ed. Lippincott
Williams&Wilkins.
4. Young B, Lowe J, Stevens A and Heath J. (2005): Wheater's Functional Histology. A text and
Colour Atlas. 5th ed. Churchill Livingstone.
5. Review of Medical Physiolopgy by William F Ganong
6. Textbook of Medical Physiology by Guyton and Hall.
7. Gray's Anatomy, The Anatomical Basis of Clinical Practice. Susan Standring, 40th Edition,
Churchill Livingstone
8. Basic Pathology by Kumar, Cotran & Robbins
9. General & systemic pathology J.C.E Underwood
10. Lippincott's Illustrated Reviews: Pharma
11. Pharmacology: Whalen, K., Finkel, R., & Panavelil, T. A. (2015) Lippincott's Illustrated
Reviews: Pharmacology (6th edition.). Philadelphia: Wolters Kluwer.
12. Rang and Dale's pharmacology: Rang, H. P., Ritter, J. M., Flower, R. J., Henderson, G. and Dale, M.
M. (2015). Rang and Dale's pharmacology. (8th edition.) - Elsevier, Churchill Livingstone
13. Basic & Clinical Pharmacology: Katzung BG, Trevor AJ. (2018). Basic & Clinical Pharmacology
(14th edition) New York: McGraw-Hill Medical.
14. Clinical Pharmacology: Brown M. Bennett P. (2012) Clinical Pharmacology (11th Edition)
Churchill Livingstone
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Study Guide of the Second year

Fundamentals Of Clinical science I

Fundamentals Of Clinical science I I

Systemic Pathology & Therapeutics-1 (2 wks.) (2 CR)

Behavioral & Cognitive Sciences (PSY) (2 CR)

Transition To Clinical Practice

Infectious Diseases & Immunology (9Wks.) (15 CR)

Nutrition (NTR) (1 Wk.) (2 CR)

Transition To Clinical Practice

Ear, Nose & Throat Clinical toxicology &

Medical Professionalism and Medical Ethics & Law 2 (MPE) (1 CR)

Medicine 1 (2 Wks.) (3 CR) Surgery 1 (2 Wks.) (3 CR)

Family Medicine 1 (2 Wks.) (4

Pediatrics Obstetrics & Gynecology

Palliative Medicine & Oncology (1 Wk.) (2 CR)

(23 Wks.) (29 CR) (23 Wks.) (29 CR)

Medical Professionalism and Communication Skills 3 (MPC) (0.5 CR)

- Each year is formed of two semesters

- Each module has a certain code

Beside the horizontal modules some vertical modules are delivered

1- Behavioral & Cognitive Sciences (PSY-213)

listed modules’ titles, codes and sharing departments

• Neuroscience (Neu--205) (Code: Neu 205)

• Digestive system & Renal system (DIG-206) (Code: DIG-206)

Two departments share in teaching this module

• Endocrine and reproductive System (END-207)

• Principles of Disease Mechanism & Pharmacological Basis of Drug Therapy-2

Two departments share in teaching this module

• Systemic Pathology & Therapeutics -1

Two departments share in teaching this module

Behavioral & Cognitive Sciences (PSY-213) 2 -- 50 30 20

Rules of advancing to higher academic level

− Students passing any module earn full credits points.

101. 16) Functions of cerebellum and effects cerebellar lesion

• Digestive system & Renal system (DIG-206) (Code: DIG-206)

18. Na+ handling by renal tubules.(2h)

21. Concentration of urine.

33. Normal histological structure of the pancreas

36. • Gastro-intestinal Tract (2)

37. Digestive glands

44. 1- Biochemistry of digestion and absorption of carbohydrates, lipids and

Endocrine and reproductive System (END-207)

12. Anatomy of Testis & Spermatic cord

• Principles of Disease Mechanism & Pharmacological Basis of Drug Therapy-2 (INT-208)

• Systemic Pathology & Therapeutics -1

Module PAT 210

Behavioral and Cognitive Sciences (PSY-213)

- MCQ, extended matching, short answer questions and case scenarios

- End of module examination.

- OSPE: at the end of the year for all students

NEU - 205 Neuroscience 280 84 84 112

Module Neu -205:

Topics Allocated Written exam Practical Exam

Topics Allocated Written exam Practical Exam

Topics Allocated Written exam Practical Exam

Module INT 208:

Allocated Written Examination Practical Exam

Module PAT (210):

Allocated Written Examination Practical Exam

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