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CERTIFICATE IN COMMUNITY MEDICAL SERVICES AND ESSENTIAL DRUG(1ST YEAR) ( M-CMS01 )

BASIC INFORMATION

  • Course Fees : 0.00 0.00/-
  • Course Duration : 1 YEAR
  • Minimum Amount To Pay : Rs.0.00

Eligibility Criteria – CMS & ED (1st Year)

Academic Qualification:

  • 10+2 (Science stream preferred) or equivalent from a recognized board

Age Limit:

  • Minimum: 18 years

  • Maximum: 35 years 


Syllabus


Semester 1: Basic Medical Sciences

  1. Anatomy & Physiology – I

    • Introduction to human body systems (digestive, respiratory, circulatory, etc.)

    • Basic structure and function of tissues, organs

    • Important anatomical terms

  2. Pathology & Microbiology – I

    • Introduction to diseases and infection

    • Basic pathogens: bacteria, virus, fungi, parasites

    • General pathology: inflammation, wound healing

  3. Pharmacology – I

    • Introduction to drugs and classifications

    • Dosage forms and routes of administration

    • Basic pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics

  4. First Aid & Emergency Care – I

    • Principles of first aid

    • CPR, bleeding, fractures, burns

    • Handling emergencies (fever, dehydration, poisoning)

  5. Community Health – I

    • Basics of community and public health

    • Sanitation, nutrition, and hygiene

    • Immunization and child health

  6. Medical Terminology & Communication Skills

    • Common medical terms used in clinical practice

    • Writing prescriptions and reading doctor’s notes

    • Patient interaction and record maintenance


Semester 2: Practical Healthcare and Drug Use

 

  1. Anatomy & Physiology – II

    • Reproductive, nervous, urinary, and endocrine systems

    • Common diseases associated with these systems

  2. Pathology & Microbiology – II

    • Diagnosis of common infections (malaria, TB, UTI, etc.)

    • Specimen collection and lab test basics

    • Sterilization and disinfection

  3. Pharmacology – II

    • Essential drugs used in rural healthcare

    • Prescription writing and drug dosage calculation

    • Drug storage, side effects, and contraindications

  4. Primary Medical Care & OPD Practice

    • Managing fever, cold, cough, diarrhea, vomiting

    • Use of basic diagnostic tools (BP machine, glucometer)

    • Health education and awareness

  5. Legal & Ethical Aspects of Practice

    • Role and responsibility of community health workers

    • Drug control laws and regulations

    • Ethics in patient care and privacy

  6. Practical Training – I

    • Field visits to PHCs or dispensaries

    • Observing outpatient care

    • Dispensing common medicines under supervision