CS313 : Clinical Skills III

Department

faculty of Medicine

Academic Program

Bachelor in Medicine and general surgery

Type

Compulsory

Credits

01

Prerequisite

Overview

This course:

  • Describe various symptoms of urology, gastrointestinal, and nervous system.
  • Identify the normal and abnormal findings related to urology examination.
  • Identify the normal and abnormal findings related to gastrointestinal examination
  • Identify the normal and abnormal findings related to nervous system examination
  • Describe a lump and ulcer. أ.5 Lists the steps involved in wound dressing.

Intended learning outcomes

  • By the end of the course, the student will be able to:
  • - Describe various symptoms of urology, gastrointestinal, and nervous system.
  • - Identify the normal and abnormal findings related to urology examination. -
  • Identify the normal and abnormal findings related to gastrointestinal examination. -
  • Identify the normal and abnormal findings related to nervous system examination. -
  • Describe a lump and ulcer. - List the steps involved in wound dressing.

Teaching and learning methods

  • Discussion -
  • Practical

Methods of assessments

  • Attendance ------------- 12.5%
  • Midterm exam ------------ 12.5%
  • Final Exam MCQ/ EMQ---------------- 25%
  • Final Exam OSCE ---------------- 50%

WeeksSubjectsHours
1 - 4THE UROLOGY SYSTEM12
5 - 7THE GASTROINTESTINAL EXAMINATION 28
8 -10THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM12

11 -14THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM12

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Physiology I (PS141)
Chemistry of biomolecule I (BC141)
Histology I (HS141)
Histology II (HS142)
Physiology II (PS142)
Metabolism of biomolecules (BC142)
Anatomy III (AN233)
Molecular Biology (BC243)
Medical Microbiology (MB241)
Physiology III (PS243)
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Pharmacology I (PH241)
Parasites (PA240)
GENERAL PATHOLOGY (PT241)
Systemic pathology (PT342)
Pharmacology III (PH343)
Pharmacology II (PH342)
Medical Microbiology II (MB342)
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Ophthalmology (OP440)
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Forensic Medicine& Toxicology (FT440)
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