INTRODUCTION TO MODULE MED 122 BY Dr. QAZI IMTIAZ RASOOL.

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INTRODUCTION TO MODULE MED 122 BY Dr. QAZI IMTIAZ RASOOL

OBJECTIVES 1. Module Title Blood, Body Fluids, and Electrolytes 1. Module Title Blood, Body Fluids, and Electrolytes 2. Module Code & Number: MED Module Code & Number: MED Credit Hour : 5 Hours 4. Module Duration: 6 Weeks 4. Module Duration: 6 Weeks 5. Module Starting Dates: H ( G) 6. Module Coordinator : Dr. Qazi Imtiaz Rasool

1. 1. Contact hours -Theory 46 hrs - DSL, Tutorial 10/6 -Practical 44 hrs 2. Credits 5

Three major subthemes- a) a) Body fluids along with electrolytes b) Urinary system and c) Blood.

1. 1. Major emphasis -to develop understanding of body’s internal environment, its regulation and vital role of kidney in its maintenance Include the patho-physiology of major diseases affecting the body fluids, kidney along with other excretory organs and blood integration cases RD theme blood and its component will be more on composition, functions, hematopoiesis, and coagulation.

STUDENTS ACTIVITY

1. 1. Only slides are required for each presentation Presentation should last for 15 minutes only minutes will be allowed for whole group discussion minutes are devoted for the tutor for giving feedback and comments NOTE: - Topics discussed during seminars will be thoroughly examined in the written examinations in the form of scenario based questions and/or MCQs, SEQs.

Teaching Methodology: The following instructional strategies are used: Interactive Lectures Small-group problem-based learning sessions Integrated seminars Virtual laboratory Practical laboratories Field visits Hospital visits Direct student learning Tutorials

WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 WEEK 4 WEEK 5 WEEK 6 TOTAL Hrs. THEORY TUTORIALS DSL SK; LAB CD SEMINAR PBL PRACTICAL S FIELD VISIT BLUE PRINT OF TEACHING

BLUE PRINT OF DISTRIBUTION OF CLASSES THEORY TOTAL PHYSIOLOGY PATHOLOGY ANATOMY MEDICINE PHARMACOLOG Y MICROBIOLOGY BIOCHEMISTRY Grand total

Learning How will you study for this course? Any Suggestions? This will depend on your learning style.

How to use the Course Power-Points A good way to study the course material is to follow the powerpoint while having the text open to the chapter The pictures, diagrams and tables are listed in the powerpoints.

Learning outcomes of the course (A) – Scientific in their approach to practice; (B) –Proficient in clinical care; (C) – Professional. (D) – Community conscious (E) - Scholars;