prospectus paramedics 2012-13

8/10/2019 Prospectus Paramedics 2012-13

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CONTENTS

S # DISCRIPTION PAGE #

1. Forwards .............................................................................. 03

2. Introduction ......................................................................... 04

3. KMU Vision .......................................................................... 04

4. KMU Mission ........................................................................ 04

5. KMU Values ......................................................................... 04

6. Admission ............................................................................. 05

7. Criteria ................................................................................. 05

8. Examination Test ................................................................. 05

9. Speciality .............................................................................. 05

10. Number of Distribution of Seats .......................................... 06

11. Fee Structure ..................................................................... .. 0612. Venue ................................................................................. .. 06

13. Objectives of the Program ................................................... 06

14. Duration of the Program ...................................................... 07

15. Selection Criteria for In-Service Candidates ......................... 07

16. Admission Committee .......................................................... 07

17. Appellate Committee ........................................................... 08

18. Examination Rules ................................................................ 08

19. Program Structure ................................................................ 09

20. Curriculum ........................................................................... 0921. 1

stProfessional ..................................................................... 09

22. 2nd

Professional .................................................................... 09-10

23. Compulsory Courses of B. Sc Basic Subjects ........................ 11

24. Courses of B. Sc in Pathology Technology ............................ 12

25. Courses of B. Sc in Anesthesia Technology .......................... 13

26. Courses of B. Sc in Health Technology ................................. 14

27. Courses of B. Sc in Radiology Technology ............................ 15

28. Courses of B. Sc in Dental Technology ................................. 16

29. Courses of B. Sc in Surgery Technology ................................ 17

30. Courses of B. Sc in Neuro-Physiology Technology ................. 18

31. Courses of B. Sc in Pulmonology Technology ....................... 19

32. Courses of B. Sc in Dialysis Technology ................................ 20

33. Courses of B. Sc in Gastro-Enterology Technology .............. 21

34. Courses of B. Sc in Mother and Child Health Technology .... 22

35. Courses of B. Sc in Cardiology Technology .......................... 23

36. Mode of Examination ......................................................... 24

37. The Grading System ........................................................... 25

38. Undertaking ....................................................................... 25-27


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FOREWORD

KMU believes in developing a multi-dimensional comprehensive health care approach

encompassing all the four elements of health i.e. prevention, promotion, curative

intervention and rehabilitation. We aspire to include a health care team approach at all

levels of health care delivery for a comprehensive health care delivery system.

KMU identified the gaps in our health delivery system and pioneered the idea of filling these

gaps. Paramedic profession is a very important component of health which has been

neglected so far. There are some institutions which are providing limited training to this

segment of heath care delivery system. KMU has decided to start the degree programme for

paramedical technology in various disciplines in session 2012-13. It is a 4 years bachelor

programme. The first year is common to all specialities. The subsequent 3 years are

speciality specific.

The programme will start in the PDA building till a purpose built building is constructed at a

suitable place for institute. For practical training Hayatabad Medical Complex, Khyber

Teaching Hospital and Lady Reading Hospital will be affiliated to the institute.

Prof Shad Mohammad

Director Academics and Admissions

Khyber Medical University


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ADMISSIONS

Admission Criteria

Admission will be open to both male and female candidates belonging to Khyber

pakhtunkhwa and, FATA and PATA who have passed the Higher Secondary Certificate

Examination (FSc. Pre-medical) or possessing an equivalent qualification from a recognized

board with atleast 50 % marks. The merit for admission will be determined as follows.

Examination TestWeightage

Adjusted marks obtained in F.Sc. or Equivalent examination 50%

Entry Test marks 40%

Marks Obtain in S.S.C examination 10%

EXAMPLE

Adjusted marks obtained in F.Sc. or equivalent level examination 870/1100 or 79.1%

Entry Test marks 460/800 or 57.5%

S.S.C or Equivalent qualification 650/850 or 76.5 %

His/ Her Merit will be calculated as Follows

Weightage for F.Sc = 79.1 X 0.5=39.55

Weightage for Entry Test = 57.5 X 0.4=23.00

Weightage for S.S.C=76.5 X 0.1= 7.65

Merit Score of the candidate = a+b+c =39.55+23.00+7.65= 70.2

Note: 10 marks will be deducted from F.Sc marks for each additional attempt.

Age limit 17 to 25 years for fresh candidates.

Specialties

Admission will be offered in the following specialities this year

1. Anaesthesia

2. Cardiology

3. Dental

4. Radiology

5. Surgical

6. Pathology


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Number and distribution of seats

A total of 120 students (20 in each speciality) will be admitted. Two seats in each will be

reserved for in-service candidates who have the required qualification. If in-service

candidates dont fill their allotted quota, the remaining seats will be converted to open

merit.

Fee structure

Each student will charged 70,000 per year. Efforts will be made to provide financial support

for the students in the shape of scholarships from various sources.

FEE REFUND POLICY OF KMU

In case of cancellation of admission of 1st

semester in Bachelor / Master Level

Program, the refund will be made as per policy after deduction given below:

a. Student who leaves the Bachelor / Master level program within the stipulated period

of admission 5% of whole dues of 1st

semester.

b. Student who leaves the Bachelor / Master level program within the 7 days of

admission 10% of whole due of 1st

semester.

c. Student who leaves the Bachelor / Master level program from 8 to 14 days of

starting of classes 15% of whole dues of 1st

semester.

d. Student who leaves the Bachelor / Master level program from 15 to 21 days of 20%

of whole dues of 1st

semester.

e. Student who leaves the bachelor / Master level program after 21 days of starting the

classes dues will not be refunded under any circumstances except security.

Venue

The course will be started in the vacant wing of IPH & SS where sufficient space is available.

Objectives of the programme

To prepare a cadre of health technologists and workers who can effectively assistsenior health professionals in the delivery of quality health services.

To prepare paramedical workers for all levels of the health care delivery system from

the primary to the tertiary level.

To introduce and impart standard technical education with new modern techniques,

within the fields of medical technologies, by replacing the conventional methods of

pre-service training (certificate level).

To provide paramedical workers a status and recognition in the health care delivery

system through improving their capacity along with increasing awareness of their

responsibilities, authority and job description.

To equip the paramedical staff with modern skills and latest technical knowledge andbring them at par with other national and international level.


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Duration of the programme

The duration of the program will be 4years as approved by the statutory bodies of KMU.

The program will be conventional annual system; to start with however, it will

eventually convert to semester system.

It shall spread over 4 parts of 38 weeks intensive course work in each part.

Each student has to complete 153 weeks, which includes practical work in the

relevant specialty.

Each student is required to attend regularly each class in the curriculum and to

perform satisfactory the work of the class.

75% attendance is required for examination otherwise he/she will not be entitled for

examination in that part and will be informed accordingly.

All study hours shall be distributed in to courses of basic sciences professional,

specialty profession and practical profession to produce quality teaching and

learning. There will be four parts of the program:

Part-1 will be common to all specialties and will comprise of basic medical sciences

and other related subjects.

Subsequent 3 parts will comprise of specialized courses in the relevant specialty.

There will be maximum of 120 seats.

Selection Criteria for In-Service Candidates:

The in Service will be offered admission on the basis of seniority. One mark per yearof service in the relevant field upto maximum of 5 marks will be added to the final

merit. They will be offered admission in only that particular speciality in which he or

she has been appointed.

Admission Committee

The Admission Committee will consist of the following:

1. Director Academics and Admissions Chairperson

2. Coordinator/Principal Paramedics Programme Member-cum-Secretary

3. Representative of Health Department Member

The Chairperson Admission Committee will display the merit list of each category of

candidates. Objection, if any, be submitted to the Chairperson in writing who will be

competent to rectify any error or omission five days before the date of interview. The final

merit list will be displayed two days before the date of interview.


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Appellate Committee

The right of appeals against the decision of Admission Committee will vest in the Appellate

Committee, consisting of the following:

1. Vice Chancellor KMU Chairman

2. Registrar KMU Member-cum-Secretary

3. Representative of Health Department Member

All fees and dues of the first year must be paid within 15 days of grant of admission,

otherwise his/her admission will be cancelled and seat will be offered to the next candidate

on merit list. For subsequent years fee and dues if not paid within 15 days of start of

semester a fine of Rs. 100 per day will be imposed. If the student fails to submit his/her fee

and dues within 30 days, his/her name will be strucked off from the institution.

Examination Rules

Examination Rules and Regulations of KMU shall apply which are available on the KMU

website www.kmu.edu.pk


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PROGRAM STRUCTURE

Curriculum

There will be 2 professional phases of the program.

1st

professional

This include courses of basic medical sciences (compulsory subjects) to be taught of part-1

covering 1092 study hours with 39 weeks for preparation and 3 weeks for examination

having 15 courses with the following papers and marks.

Course Name Marks

i. Anatomy 150

ii. Physiology 150

iii. Pathology 100

iv. Pharmacology 100

v. Biochemistry 100

vi. Islamiyat /Pak Study 150

vii. Public Health and Epidemiology 150

viii. Research Methodology 100

ix. Sociology 100

x. Biostatistics and Basic Community Skill 150

xi. Ethic, management and computer skill 150

The basic professional is compulsory to pass. No promotion before passing the part-I

2nd

Professional

This phase includes specialty and practical professional courses to be taught of part-2, part-

3 and part-4 covering 3876 studies hours with 114 weeks, two weeks for preparation and 4

weeks for preparation and 4 weeks for weeks for each examination. Papers and marks will

be as follows:

Part-II

a. Paper-1 ________ 300

b. Paper-2________ 300

c. Paper-3________ 300

d. Paper-4 ________ 300

Part-III

a. Paper-1 ________ 300

b. Paper-2 ________ 300

c. Paper-3 ________ 300

d. Paper-4 ________ 300


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COMPULSORY COURSES OF B.Sc. BASIC SUBJECTS

S. No Course Title Study hrs Paper Part

1 Anatomy 117 1 1

2 Physiology 117 2 1

3 Pathology 78 3 1

4 Pharmacology 78 4 1

5 Bio-Chemistry 78 5 1

6 Islamiyat 39 6 1

7 Pak Study 39 6 1

8 Public Health 78 7 1

9 Basic Epidemiology 39 7 1

10 Research Methodology 78 8 1

11 Sociology 39 9 1

12 Bio-Statistics 39 10 1

13 Basic Community Skill 39 10 1

14 Management & Ethics 39 11 1

15 Computer Skills Practice in Computer

Lab

39 11 1

16 Demonstration 39 1

Part 1 week /study hours = 39 / 1092

Vacations for each examination preparation = 2 weeks

Vacations for each examination = 4 weeks

Vacations in each part = 8 weeks

Total weeks / Study Hours = 52 / 1092


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COURSES OF B. Sc. IN PATHOLOGY TECHNOLOGY

S. No Course Title Study hrs Paper Part1. Haematology & Clinical Practice 1 228+114 1 II

2. Chemical Pathology & Clinical Practice I 228+76 2 II

3. haematology & Clinical Practice II 228+76 3 II

4. Chemical Pathology & Clinical Practice II 228+114 4 II

5. Bacteriology & Clinical Practice I 228+114 1 III

6. Bacteriology & Clinical Practice II 228+14 2 III

7. Immunology & Serology 114+76 3 III

8. Virology & Clinical Practice 76+38 4 III

9. Parasitology & Mycology 228+76 4 III

10. Histology & Clinical Practice 228+114 1 IV11. Histopathology & Clinical Practice 228+14 2 IV

12. Cytology & Clinical Practice 190+114 3 IV

13. Transfusion Medicine & Clinical Practice 76+76 4 IV

14. Compatibility tests & Screening 76+76 4 IV

Part I weeks / study hours = 39 / 1092

Part II Weeks / Study Hours = 38 / 1292

Part III Weeks / Study Hours = 38 / 1292

Part IV Weeks / Study Hours = 38 / 1292

Total Weeks / Study Hours = 153 / 4968Vacations for each examination preparation = 2 Weeks

Vacations for each examination = 4 Weeks

Vacations in each part = 8 Weeks


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COURSES OF B. Sc. IN ANESTHESIA TECHNOLOGY

S. No Course Titles Study Hours Paper Part

1. Anatomy related to Anaesthesia 190+114 1 II

2. Physiology related to anaesthesia 190+114 2 II3. Zones of interest to anesthesia, instruments

and clinical practice in general surgery, urology

and ENT

228+114 2 II

4. Anaesthesia equipment and Clinical practice in

Orthopaedic, Eye and Gynae OT

228+114 4 II

5. Pharmacology related to anaesthesia and

clinical practice

114+190 1 III

6. Pre-up and post-up management and clinical

practice

114+190 2 III

7. Pre-operative medications, assessments andclinical practice in casualty

152+190 3 III

8. Different types of anaesthesia and clinical

practice in pre-up and recovery room

152+190 4 IV

9. Anaesthesia and Co-existing diseases I and

clinical practice

228+152 1 IV

10. Anaesthesia and Co-existing diseases Ii and

clinical Practice

152+190 2 IV

11. Specialized practice in anaesthesia in different

OTs I

152+152 3 IV

12. Specialized practice II in anaesthesia indifferent OTs

152+114 4 IV

Part I weeks / Study hours = 39 / 1092

Part II Weeks / Study hours = 38 / 1292

Part III Weeks / Study hours = 38 / 1292

Part IV Weeks / Study hours = 38 / 1292

Total weeks / study hours = 153 / 4968



Vacations in each art = 8 weeks


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COURSES OF B.Sc. IN HEALTH TECHNOLOGY

S/No. Course Title Study Hours Paper Part

1. Medicine-I & Clinical Practice inMedical OPD and ward

228+114 1 II

2. Medicine II and clinical practice 228+76 2 II

3. Medicine III and clinical practice 228+114 3 II

4. Medicine IV and clinical practice 152+152 4 II

5. Medicine V and clinical practice 228+114 1 III

6. Medicine VI and clinical practice 228+114 2 III

7. Surgery I and clinical practice 152+114 3 III

8. MCH, EPI and clinical practice 228+114 4 III

9. Surgery II and clinical practice 152+152 1 IV

10. Surgery III and clinical practice 228+114 2 IV11. Surgery IV and clinical practice 152+152 3 IV

12. Medicine VII and clinical practice 228+114 4 IV

Part I weeks / study hours = 39 /1092

Part II weeks / study hours = 38 / 1292

Part III weeks / study hours = 38 / 1292

Part IV weeks / study hours = 38 / 1992






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COURSES OF B.Sc.IN RADIOLOGY TECHNOLOGY

S/No. Course Title Study hrs Paper Part

1. Radiological physics I and clinical practice 152+114 1 II

2. Radiological procedures I and clinical practice 190+152 2 II3. Radiological anatomy I and clinical practice 190+152 3 II

4. Radiological positioning and clinical practice 190+152 4 II

5. Radiological physics II and clinical practice 190+114 1 III

6. Radiological procedures II and clinical

practice

228+114 2 III

7. Radiological anatomy II, conventional

radiography and clinical practice

228+152 3 III

8. Radiographic positioning II and clinical

practice

152+114 4 III

9. Radiological physics and clinical practice 152+114 1 IV10. Radiological procedures, conventional


228+114 2 IV

11. Radiographic positioning, conventional


114+76 3 IV

12. Radiological anatomy and clinical practice 114+38 3 IV

13. Radiological Cross Sectional Anatomy and

clinical Practice

76+38 4 IV

14. Radiological Pathology and clinical 114+114 4 IV








Vacations in each art = 8 weeks


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COURSE OF B.Sc. IN DEANTAL TECHNOLOGY

S.No Course title Study hrs Paper Part

1. Anatomy related to dentistry 228 1 II

2. Physiology related to dentistry 228 2 II3. Clinical practice in dental OPD and ward 228+190 3 II

4. Operation Theater technique and clinical practice 228+190 4 II

5. Oral pathology I and clinical practice 114+114 1 III

6. Pharmacology and clinical practice 114+114 1 III

7. Oral medicine and clinical practice 190+114 2 III

8. Oral pathology II and clinical practice 114+76 3 III

9. Instruments and clinical practice 114+114 3 III

10. Preventive dentistry and clinical practice 76+38 4 III

11. Community dentistry and clinical practice 76+38 4 III

12. Dental chemistry and clinical practice 114+ 76 1 IV13. Prosthodontics and clinical practice 76+ 38 2 IV

14. Orthodontic I and clinical practice 76+38 2 IV

15. Dental surgery and clinical practice 114+114 3 IV

16. Dental radiology and clinical practice 38+38 4 IV

17. Orthodontic II and clinical practice 114 + 114 4 IV




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COURSES OF B.Sc. IN SURGERY TECHNOLOGY

S.No Course title Study hrs Paper Part

1. Anatomy, physiology I 190+152 1 II2. Pathology I, Surgical procedure and clinical

practice

190+ 114 2 II

3. Clinical Practice I 190+114 3 II

4. Clinical practice II 190+152 4 II

5. Anatomy, physiology II 114+114 1 III

6. Pathology II and surgical procedure 190+152 2 III

7. Emergency an post op complication and

management and clinical practice

190+114 3 III

8. OT, Sterilization and positioning and clinical

practice

114+76 4 III

9. Pharmacology and clinical practice 76+76 4 III10. Anatomy and physiology III 228+114 1 IV

11. Pathology III & Surgical procedure and clinical

practice

152+76 2 IV

12. Surgical incision & introduction to anesthesia and

clinical practice

114+114 3 IV

13. Pathology IV & Surgical procedure and clinical

practice

114+76 4 IV

14. Intensive care & management of OT and clinical

practice

152+152 4 IV

Part I weeks / study hours = 39 / 1092Part II weeks / study hours = 38 / 1292



Total IV weeks / study hours = 153 / 4968





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COURSES OF B.Sc. IN NEURO-PHYSIOLOGY TECHNOLOGY


1. Neuro-anatomy I 152 1 II

2. Ward, patient management and clinical practice 114 1 II

3. Neuro physiology I 152 2 II

4. Patient management in OPD, ward and clinical

practice

114 2 II

5. Neuroanatomy II and clinical practice in OPD 76+76 3 II

6. Clinical practice in OPD 228 3 II

7. Neurophysiology II 152 4 II

8. Pharmacology related to neurophysiology and

clinical practice

114+114 4 II

9. Instrumentation & technique I and clinical practice 114+76 1 III

10. EEG and EMG Machines and clinical practice 38+76 1 III

11. Normal EEG Features I and clinical practice on EEG 228+114 2 III

12. Normal EEG Features II and clinical practice 228+114 3 III

13. Instrumentation & technique II and clinical practice

on EMG

190+114 4 III

14. EEG in different disease states I and clinical practice

on EEG and EMG

228+190 1 IV

15. Instrumentation and technique III and clinical

practice on EMG

114+114 2 IV

16. Instrumentation and technique IV and clinical

practice on EEG

152+114 3 IV

17. EEG in different disease states II and clinical practice

on EEG and EMG

190+190 4 IV

Part I weeks / study hours = 39 / 1092Part II weeks / study hours = 38 / 1292

Part II weeks / study hours = 38 / 1292Part III weeks / study hours = 38 / 1292Total weeks / study hours =153 / 4968Vacations for each examination preparation = 2 weeksVacations for each examination = 4 weeks



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COURSE OF B.Sc. IN PULMONOLOGY TECHNOLOGY

S.No Course Title Study hrs Paper Part

1 Physiology I 228 1 II

2 Anatomy I 190 2 II

3 Pulmonology procedures, clinical practice 114+114 1+2 II

4 Physiology II 228 3 II

5 Anatomy II 190 4 II

6 Ward, patient management and clinical

practice

114+114 3+4 II

7 Pharmacology I and clinical practice 114+76 1 III

8 Pathology I and clinical practice 114+114 2 III

9 Pulmonology procedures II clinical practice 114+114 1+2 III

10 Pharmacology II and clinical practice 114+76 3 III

11 Pathology II and clinical practice 114+114 4 III

12 Pulmonology procedure III and clinical

practice

114+114 3+4 III

13 Medicine I and clinical practice 228+190 1 IV

14 Medicine II and clinical practice 114+76 2 IV

15 Pulmonology procedures and clinical

practice

114+114 3 IV

16 MedicineII I and clinical practice 114+114 3 IV

17 Pulmonology procedure and clinical

practice

114+114 4 IV

Part I weeks/study hours =39/1092

Part II weeks/study hours =38/1292

Part III weeks/study hours =38/1292

Part IV weeks/study hours =38/1292

Total weeks / study hours = 153/4968

Vacation for each examination preparation = 2 weeks

Vacation for each examination = 4 weeks

Vacation in each part = 8 weeks


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COURSES OF B.Sc. IN DIALYSIS TECHNOLOGY


1. Renal anatomy and physiology related to Urology 228 1 II

2. Clinical aspect of urology patients and clinical practice 114+114 2 II3. Urology surgical procedure and clinical practice 228+152 3 II

4. Pathology I of renal tract related to urology and clinical

practice

228+228 4 II

5. Anatomy and physiology related to nephrology 228 1 III

6. Renal pathology and clinical practice 228 2 III

7. Renal disease, pharmacology and clinical practice 228+190 3 III

8. Clininal aspect of pathology and clinical practice 228+190 4 III

9. Clinical aspect of renal pathology II and specialized

clinical practice

114+114 1 IV

10 Renal disease and management and specialized clinicalpractice

114+114 2 IV

11. Treatment of advance renal disease life support

procedure and specialized clinical practice

304+114 3 IV

12. Dialysis and clinical aspect and specialized clinical

practice

304+114 4 IV


Part II weeks/study hours =38/1292Part III weeks/study hours =38/1292







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COURSES OF B.Sc.IN GASTRO-ENTEROLOGY TECHNOLOGY


1. Anatomy I of GIT 228 1 II

2. Physiology I of GIT 190 2 II3. Ward, patient management and Clinical practice 114+114 1+2 II

4. Anatomy II of GIT 228 3 II

5. Physiology II of GIT 190 4 II

6. Gastroenterology procedure and clinical practice 228 3+4 II

7. Pathology I and clinical practice 228+114 1 III

8. Pharmacology I clinical practice 190+114 2 III

9. Pathology II and clinical practice 228+114 3 III

10 Pharmacology II and clinical practice 190+114 4 III

11. Upper GIT Endoscopy I 228 1 IV

12. Lower GIT Endoscopy II 114 1 IV13. ERCP procedure and clinical practice 76+228 2 IV

14. Upper GIT Endoscopy II and clinical practice 114 3 IV

15. Lower GIT Endoscopy II and clinical practice 228 3 IV

16 FRCP II procedure and clinical practice 76+228 4 IV


Part II weeks/study hours =38/1292

Part III weeks/study hours =38/1292


Total weeks / study hours =153/4968Vacation for each examination preparation = 2 weeks




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COURSES OF B.Sc. IN MOTHER AND CHILD HEALTH

TECHNOLOGYS.No Course Title Study hrs Paper Part

1. Anatomy I 114 1 II

2. Physiology I 76 1 II3. Fetal anatomy and developemnt 76 2 II

4. Fetal physiology 76 2 II

5. Clinical practice I 76 1+2 II

6. Applied anatomy and clinical jpractice 114 3 II

7. Applied physiology and Clinical practice 114 3 II

8. Maternal nutrition and Clinical practice 152 4 II

9. Pregnancy and Clinical practice 114 4 II

10 Growth monitoring and clinical practice 152 4 II

11. Clinical practice II 228 3+4 II

12. Community factors and Clinical practice 114 1 III

13. Diagnostic and Clinical jpractice 114 1 III

14. Pharmacology and Clinical practice 114 2 III

15. Child & maternal rights and Clinical practice 114 2 III

16. Clinical practice III 114 1+2 III

17. Deseases of new born and Clinical practice 114 3 III

18. Nursing care of mother & child nad Clinical practice 114 3 III

19. Complications of pregnancy and clinical practice 114 4 III

20. Personal hygiene and sanitation and Clinical practice 152 4 III

21. Clinical practice IV 228 3+4 III

22. Family planning and Clinical practice 114 1 IV

23. Immunization and Clinical practice 114 1 IV24. Asepsis and minor surgery and Clinical practice 228 2 IV

50. Infertility and reproduction and Clinical practice 190 2 IV

26. Clinical practice V 152 1+2 IV

27. Breast feeding and Clinical practice 76 3 IV

28. Infant and toddler care and clinical practice 114 3 IV

29. Management of MCH services and clinical practice 76 4 IV

30. Clinical practice VI 228 3+4 IV


Part II weeks/study hours =38/1292Part III weeks/study hours =38/1292







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COURSES OF B.Sc. IN CARDIOLOGY TECHNOLOGY


1. Anatomy I and clinical practice on ECG 152+76 1 II

2. Physiology I and clinical practice on ETT 114+114 2 II

3. Anatomy 2 and clinical practice in OPD 152+228 3 II

4. Physiology 2 and clinical practice in ICU 228+228 4 II

5. Pathology I and clinical practice in ICU 228+114 1 III

6. Pharmacology I and clinical practice in Cardiology 190+114 2 III

7. Clinical practice in CCU 228 1+2 III

8. Pathology 2 and clinical practice on Holter 190+76 3 III

9. Pharmacology 2 and clinical practice 152+228 4 III

10. Pathology 3 and clinical practice 228+152 1 IV

11. Pharmacology 3 and clinical 228+152 2 IV

12. Cardiac cath lab-I and clinical practice 114+152 3 IV

13. Cardiac cat lab-II and clinical practice 114+152 4 IV

Part I weeks/study hours = 39/1092

Part II weeks/study hours = 38/1292

Part III weeks/study hours = 38/1292

Part IV weeks/study hours = 38/1292






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Mode of Examination

a. The examination will be conducted by Khyber Medical University Peshawar in the end

of completion of each part.

b. There will be 2 examiners, one internal and one external foe each subject.c. There will be examination at the completion of each part.

d. Khyber Medical University shall award the degree to the successful candidate.

e. English will be the medium of teaching, instruction and examination except Islamiyat

and Pak study.

The Grading System

The grading system will be as follow:

1st

division __________ 60% and above

2nd

division __________ 50% and above

Passed marks __________ 50%

Failed marks __________ 49% and below

Those who get 80% or above will get distinction certificate.


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UNDERTAKING/AGREEMENT(To be filled by the candidate on Judicial Bond of Rs. 30 and duly attested by the Political

Agent/First Class Magistrate).

1. Mr /Miss________________________________ son/daughter of ________________________

______________________________ resident of __________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________

do hereby solemnly undertake to abide by the following:-

i) That I have read the Prospectus of Institute of Paramedical Sciences and hereby agree to

conform to all provisions of the statutes of the institute or statutes and rules as may hereafter

be framed by the appropriate authorities.

ii) That the information furnished in, and document attached with the application form are

correct, and I fully understand that at any time during course of study, if it is found that any

information is in-correct or any documents produced at the time of admission are false, whichwould have rendered me ineligible for admission under the rules, my name shall immediately

be struck off from the institute roll.

iii) That I shall, in case my name is struck off under clause (ii) above not be entitled to claim refund

of any fee paid by me. In addition I shall pay to the Principal as liquidated damages at the rate

of Rs. 1, 00,000 (one Lac) per year of my studies in institute.

iv) That I shall have minimum attendance of 75 %, diligently apply myself to acquire and develop

the skill necessary for the practice and advancement of my study in order to qualify for

examination and will not be promoted to the next higher class unless I have cleared all the

subjects.

v) That I shall maintain identity as a student of Institute by wearing institute uniform. I shallparticipate fully whole-heartedly in games and extracurricular activities.

vi) That hostel accommodation will be provided subject to availability. In case of non-availability of

hostel accommodation, I will not ask for any accommodation.

vii) That I will not indulge in politics of any type and will not be a member of any political party/

organization/students Federation and holding a gathering, meeting or taking out procession in

any part of Campus, I understand that my failure to observe this clause of undertaking would

result in cancellation of my admission/expulsion from the institute, and that the decision of the

Principal in this regard will not be challenged in any Court of Law except the Supreme Court of

Pakistan.

viii) That I shall never use violence, threat of violence and pressure in any dispute with others, all

means and methods shall only be logic, persuasion, petition, appeal, revision, review and other

legal and peaceful method for settlement of differences and disputes.

ix) That in any disputes with students, teachers and employees of the institute, I shall accept the

judgment of the committee constituted by the principal for decision of settlement of the wrong

doers.

x) Further, I do hereby solemnly undertake to refrain from:-

a) Doing anything which may cause injury or insult to head, teacher, officers and other staff

of institute.

b) Holding a gathering meeting or taking out procession in any part of Campus other than

areas specified for the purpose.

c) All kinds of unfair means in examination.


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d) Allowing or abetting the entry to the premises of the institute of expelled students, anti-

social elements or other whose presence in the Campus could cause conflict amongst the

students.

e) Bringing into the Campus, consuming or encouraging consumption of alcoholic products,

drugs and narcotics and indulging in acts of moral turpitude.

f) Bringing or keeping any type of weapons within the institute premises.g) Using or occupying any room or part of any building of the institute without lawful

authority.

h) Subletting my hostel room to unauthorized persons.

i) Damaging any institute property including building, equipment vehicles etc. in any

manner.

j) Indulging in any violent or any other unsuitable activities even outside the institute which

may bring bad name to the institute.

k) From all such acts and deeds as might bring disgrace and bad name to the institute.

xi) In case I am reported to be guilty/involved in any of the aforesaid activities during my stay in

the institute, the institute authorities can rusticate me from the institute temporarily or expel

me permanently I will not try to create law and orders situation or instigate the students ofthe institute or of any other institution against the action taken by the Institute and neither I

will go to any Court of Law. In case of my expulsion from institute shall pay to the Principal as

liquidated damages at the rate of Rs. 1,00,000 (one Lac) per year of my study in the institute.

xii) If it is reported that I have not honoured the decision of the institute authorities as described

above, I shall be liable to pay Rs. 2,00,000/- (Two Lac) per year of my study in the institute.

xiii) In case there is any dispute between me on one hand and the administration of the institute on

the other hand regarding my involvement in a disciplinary or political matter or regarding the

imposition of any penalty or damages on me, the matter shall be referred to the Principal, as

the sole arbitrator and his decision in such capacity shall be final and shall to be called in

question in any court of law.

That I will abide by the decision of the institute authorities in case I am found guilty ofundisciplined, defamation, disrespect of the staff and other anti-institutional activities.

(Signature of the student) Dated____________________________

Full Name:_________________________________________ Fathers Name ___________________

_________________________ Permanent Address _______________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________________

NIC No. _____________________________________


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TO BE FILLED BY FATHER/GUARDIAN OF THE CANDIDATE

I _______________________________son/daughter/wife of ________ ________________________ and

Mother/Father/Guardian of __________________________________________ hereby fully endorse the

undertaking given by my son/daughter/ward and assure that he/she will abide by this undertaking during

his/her stay in the Institute.

i) I make myself liable to pay Rs. 1,00,000 (one Lac) per year of his/her study in the Institute in case of

any breach of the above mentioned undertaking by my son/daughter/ward

ii) I also assure that my son/daughter/ward will not indulge in politics of any type and will not be a

member of any political party/ organization/students Federation nor will he/she attend any meeting

of such result into his/her expulsion from the Institute, and that the decision of the Principal in this

regard will be find.

Deponent ______________________________

Signature of the Father/Guardian of the student

Full Name_____________________________ ___ Fathers Name _________________________________

Nat. Identity Card No. ___________________ Permanent Address________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________________

Witness-1_____________________________ Witness 2 ____________________________________

(Signature) (Signature)

Name ________________________________ Name _______________________________________

Fathers Name _________________________ Fathers Name ________________________________

N.I.C No.______________________________ N.I.C No. ____________________________________

Permanent Address ____________________ Permanent Address _____________________________

____________________________________ ______________________________________________

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