General Medicine 14 Sections49 Lessons10 Weeks
- 14 Sections
- 49 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
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- Module 1: Clinical Methods3 ItemsWhat will you learn? Develop skills in history taking, systematic clinical examination, and basic patient assessment.
- Module 2: Gastrointestinal and Hepatobiliary System3 ItemsWhat will you learn? Understand common digestive and liver disorders, their clinical features, and their implications for dental practice.
- Module 3: Hematological System3 ItemsWhat will you learn? Identify common blood disorders, understand bleeding and clotting abnormalities, and recognize precautions required during dental treatment.
- Module 4: Cardiovascular System3 ItemsWhat will you learn? Recognize major cardiovascular conditions, understand their clinical presentation, and learn their significance in dental practice.
- Module 5: Respiratory Diseases3 Items
- Module 6: Renal Diseases3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand common renal syndromes and their clinical presentations. Differentiate nephrotic and nephritic syndromes. Recognize renal disorders and their implications for dental practice.
- Module 7: Nervous System3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand the clinical examination of the nervous system. Identify common neurological disorders and their presentations. Recognize neurological conditions relevant to dental treatment.
- Module 8: Endocrine and Metabolic Disorders3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand the functions of major endocrine glands. Recognize common thyroid, parathyroid and pituitary disorders. Understand their clinical significance and implications for dental practice.
- Module 9: Infectious Diseases3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Identify the clinical features of common infectious diseases. Understand their modes of transmission and important complications. Learn infection-control considerations and implications for dental practice.
- Module 10: Medical Emergencies in Dental Practice4 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Recognize common medical emergencies that may occur in a dental clinic. Understand the initial assessment and emergency management principles. Develop awareness of emergency preparedness and patient safety in dental practice.
- 10.1Postural Hypotension and Hypertensive Crisis
- 10.2Acute Pulmonary Edema, Chest Pain and Asthmatic Attack
- 10.3Airway Obstruction, Hyperventilation, Seizures and Stroke
- 10.4Anaphylaxis, Hypoglycemia, Adrenal Crisis, Excessive Bleeding, Dental Procedures in Pregnant Women, Excessive Bleeding, Dental Procedures in Pregnant Women
- Module 11: Critical Care5 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand the causes and clinical features of shock. Recognize ARDS, cardiovascular collapse and cardiac arrest. Understand the basic principles of CPR and emergency management.
- Module 12: Anaphylaxis and Drug Allergy3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Recognize the signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis and drug allergies. Understand the principles of initial emergency management. Identify drug-related risks and precautions relevant to dental practice.
- Module 13: Nutrition4 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand the basics of nutrition and dietary requirements. Identify protein-energy malnutrition and vitamin deficiencies. Recognize the clinical and dental implications of nutritional disorders.
- Module 14: Preoperative Evaluation6 Items
Physical Examination and General Examination
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