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Circulatory  System- General knowledge of the anatomy of the heart, main blood vessels and lymphatics; and detailed knowledge of lymphatic system of the head and neck. Respiratory System-General knowledge of the Anatomy of air passages and other structures concerned respiration. Neuro-Anatomy: General description of the Anatomy of Brain, Spinal cord and detailed knowledge of the Cranial and spinal nerves. Subject matter is integrated and presented from the disciplines of Neuro Anatomy, Neuro Physiology, Neuro-pathology and clinical-neurology. General Anatomy of the Viscera:Anatomical knowledge of the special sense organs and ductless Glands. Growth and Development:Introduction to prenatal embryological development and postnatal growth and development of cranio facial complex. Practical Anatomy:Dissection in detail of  Head and neck; Thorax and Abdomen and extremities in general. Study of their osteology together with demonstrations on the main point of dissected out abdomen.

This   includes demonstrations on Models and dissected parts. Histology:The microscopic and submicroscopic structures of human cells, tissues and organs are discussed with particular emphasis on functional correlates. The capacities of cells, tissues and organs for growth and repair in the   adult are discussed and some principles of cell and molecular biology are introduced, lectures and laboratory studies of prepared microscopic slides. Physiology including Biochemistry: (200 Hours including lectures, demonstrations and practical) Physiology:The human body as whole with special reference to the application of physiology in dentistry and comprising the following:- Blood structure, composition and function; arterial and venous blood, Coagulation. Circulation-Structure and function of the heart and blood vessels. Mechanism of circulation of blood Systemic, pulmonary and portal; blood pressure and pulse. Influence of vagues and sympathetic Lymphatic System Structure and functional, lymph glands and lymphoid tissue.

Respiration: Structure of lungs and air passages, thorax and its muscles, mechanism of respiration. Nervous Control.Chemical changes in blood and air. Sings and effects of failures. Influence of respiration on circulation. Alimentation- Salivery, Gastric and intestinal digestion. General structure of  Alimentary canal and glands associated with it. Muscular and nervous mechanism of mastication, deglutition, peristalsis, vomiting, defaecation. Composition and function of various secretions. Nutrition-Varieties and chemistry of food, their digestion, absorption and assimilation. Kidneys and Urinary Organs-General Structure and functions of kidneys, Physical character, quantity, reaction specific gravity and composition of urine, sources of its principal constituents. Contractile Tissues-voluntary and involuntary muscles Structure, mode of action and  relation-to nerves. Tetanus, tone and rigor. General plan of the cerebrospinal and sympathetic nervous system, nerve center and their function.

Structure and function of nerve fibers and cells. Various function of nerves. Special Senses-Elementary knowledge of structure and physiology of the special sense organs. Skin and its appendices, structure and functions of skin and its glands.Tests for proteins, fats and carbohydrates. Demonstration in Elementary Experimental physiology. Biochemistry: The course should provide the students with a sound  knowledge on concepts of Biochemistry which are applied to Dental Science. The students should be conversant with the principles and clinical  application of Biochemistry, the structure and properties of aminoacids, peptides and proteins. An introduction to the nature of enzymes and enzymatic reactions, mineral metabolism whole body metabolism, biological carbohydrates and fats. Sciences of Dental Materials & Laboratory Techniques:(200 hours including lectures, demonstration and practical) Introduction: Aims and scope of the science of dental materials, structure and behavior of materials, important physical properties applicable to dental materials including their biological considerations.

Gypsum products used in dentistry including investment materials with or without gypsum. Impression materials used in dentistry including casting materials. Synthetic resins used in dentistry: General properties and physical characteristics. Resins as denture base materials, repair and reline materials, soft liners, tissues conditioners. Resins as restorative materials; unfilled and filled resin restorative materials, tissues sealant. Direct bonding cement materials. Metals and alloys: Their structure and behaviors some important physical properties: Dental casting gold alloys. Stainless steel chrome cobalt alloys. Dental waxes including inlay casting wax: Gold inlay casting procedures; Preparation of die, wax pattern, spruing investing control of shrink compensation. Wax elimination, Casting machines, casting defects in castings. Introduction: Significance of Oral Medicine. Oral Diagnosis: Histology, general health status, oral examination(including lips, oral muscosa floor of the mouth, teeth, gingiva, occlusion, salivary glands, jaw bones), examination of tempor-mandibular joint, roentgencological examinations laboratory aids, analysis.

Patient management: Oral aspects of systemic diseases particularly of cardiovascular diseases. Disorders of respiratory system, gastrointestinal, liver and kidneys and hormonal disturbances. Oral  aspects of puberty, menstruction, pregnancy and menopause. Special considerations for dental treatment of patients suffering from systemic disorders. Blood disorders and Dentist: Conditions requiring blood examination prior to oral surgery. Oral Soft Tissue Lesions: Classification, Disorders of teeth and their treatment. Diseases of periodontium and their management. Diagnosis and treatment of pain in and around oral cavity. Halitosis: Causes, diagnosis and therapy. Disorders of the tongue: Clinical features, diagnosis and treatment. Diseases of salivery glands: Management jaw bones disorders with special  reference to the oral aspects of osteodystrophies. Disorders of Tempro-mandibular joint: Diagnosis and treatment. Focal  infection: Significance, diagnosis and management of effected cases.