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200 LEVEL FIRST SEMESTER COURSE OUTLINE

ANA 201: Gross Anatomy 1

(a) Upper Limb; pectoral regions and mammary gland; axilla and brachial plexus, deltoid and
scapular region, upper arm, forearm, hand, bones and joints of the extremity.

(b) Lower limb; front and medial side of thigh, gluteal region, back of the thigh and popliteal
fossa, leg, sole of foot, bones and joints of the extremity, regional anatomy, surface anatomy,
applied anatomy of upper and lower limbs.

ANA 211: Histology and Histochemistry

(a) Cytology: cell membrane, metabolism, components of the cell, chromosomes, protein
secretion.
(b) Methods in histology.
(c) Introduction to light microscopy, electron microscopy and units of measurement.
(d) General histology, basic tissues of the body; the epithelial and connective tissues, muscle
and nervous tissue.
(e) Lymphoid organs.

ANA 221: General Anatomy and Embryology

(a) Descriptive terms, planes terms of relationship to human body, terms of comparison,
attachment of the muscle, types muscle, movement of joints.
(b) Osteology.
(c) General Embryology, gametogenesis, cyclic changes in the female genital tract,
fertilization, cleavage, blastocyst, gastrulation and formation of germ layers, segmentation of
mesoderm, folding of Embryo fetal membranes, umbilical cord and placentation and
development of limbs and teratology.
(d) Development anomalies, clinical syndromes.
MBC 201: Introduction to medical biochemistry

(a) Acid Base Chemistry, Buffers and pH.

(b) Chemical kinetics and orders of reactions
(c) Organic reactions.
(d) Biochemistry and Medicine, Roles and inter-relationship

MBC 211: Chemistry of biomolecules

(a) Structure, properties and functions of carbohydrates.

(b) Structure, properties and functions of amino acids and Proteins
(c) Structure, properties and functions of lipids
(d) Structure, properties and functions of nucleotides and nucleic Acids.
(e) Membrane structure and functions.

PHS 201: General Physiology

(a) Introductory Physiology

Homeostasis. The concept of negative feedback control functional organization of the cell; the
cell membrane and the organelles transport of substances across cell membranes.

(b) Excitable tissues, membrane potentials. Resting membrane potentials, receptor potential,
action potential. Synaptic transmission. Skeletal Muscles; structure, electrical and mechanical
properties. Molecular basis of muscle contraction. Smooth muscles; peculiarities of the
myocardium.

(c) Introduction to Autonomic Nervous System

Enteric, sympathetic and parasympathetic systems. Functional organization of the
parasympathetic and sympathetic systems. Functions of the ANS.

PHS 211: Blood

(a) Composition. Measurement of blood volume. Functions of blood. Haematopoiesis.

(b) Red Blood Cells: erythropoiesis- sites, stages, types of haemoglobin, nutritional
requirements and regulation. Normal values and indices. Destruction of red cells; Bilirubin
formation and disposal. Anaemia, jaundice.

(c) Blood Groups: ABO and Rhesus. Blood transfusion compatibility; consequences of
mismatched transfusion. Rhesus incompatibility.
(d) Platelets; origins, normal values. Haemostasis

(e) White Blood Cells: Development; Normal Values and variations. Pathophysiology of acute
inflammation.

(f) Development and life history of lymphocytes.

(g) Nature of antibodies. Immune response. Complement system.

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