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Curriculum and Syllabus

DR. SHANKARRAO CHAVAN GOVT. MEDICAL COLLEGE, NANDED
CBME ENT TIME TABLE — THEORY CLASSES (25 CLASSES)
MBBS Phase III (5th Semester)
Sr. No. Competency Numbers (EN) Topic Integration
1 EN1.2, EN4.3, EN4.5, AN40.4 Anatomy, Physiology of the External, Middle Ear, Eustachian Tube and Inner Ear and Physiology of Hearing Anatomy, Physiology Integration
2 EN1.2, EN4.2, AN40.4 Anatomy, Pathophysiology, Brief Differential Diagnosis of Diseases of External Ear Anatomy Integration
3 EN1.2, EN4.7, AN40.4 Anatomy, Pathophysiology, Clinical features, diagnosis and principles of management of CSOM Tubotympanic Anatomy Integration
4 EN1.2, EN4.8, AN40.4 Anatomy, Pathophysiology, Clinical features, diagnosis and principles of management of CSOM – AAD Anatomy Integration
5 EN1.1, AN37.1, AN37.2, AN37.3, PY10.13 Anatomy, Physiology of medial and lateral wall of Nose and PNS with blood supply with perception of smell Anatomy, Physiology Integration
6 EN1.1, AN36.1, AN36.2 Anatomy, Physiology of Pharynx, Tonsil, Soft Palate, Waldeyer's Ring Anatomy Integration
7 EN1.2, EN4.43, EN4.45, EN4.47, AN38.2 Applied anatomy of Larynx, Pathophysiology, Stridor Causes and Management, Vocal Cord paralysis, Acute & Chronic Laryngitis, Vocal Cord Palsy, Tracheostomy Anatomy Integration
8 EN1.1, AN36.3, AN38.1, AN38.3 Anatomy of Larynx, muscles of larynx, Vocal cord and pyriform fossa, Applied Anatomy – Recurrent Laryngeal nerve Injury Anatomy Integration
9 EN4.37, AN39.2 Anatomy of tongue, Applied Anatomy, Hypoglossal nerve Injury, Principles of management of Ludwig's angina Anatomy Integration
10 EN4.41, AN36.5 Principles and management of acute and chronic Abscesses in relation to pharynx, Clinical Significance of Killian's Dehiscence Anatomy Integration
11 EN3.5, EN4.10, AN40.5 Anatomical Aspects, Indications, steps of Surgical Approaches of Ear, Myringotomy, Tympanoplasty/Mastoidectomy —
12 EN1.2, EN4.3, EN4.5, AN40.4 Anatomy, Pathophysiology, Brief Differential Diagnosis of Diseases of Middle Ear ASOM, OME Anatomy, Paediatrics Integration
13 EN3.1 Clinical features, diagnosis and principles of management of CSOM – AAD, Otomicroscopic Examination - Observation, Indications and steps —
14 EN4.8 Clinical features, diagnosis and principles of management of Complications of Middle Ear Diseases —
15 EN1.1, EN1.2, EN4.18 Anatomy, Pathophysiology of Facial Nerve and Clinical features, diagnosis and principles of management of facial nerve palsy —
16 EN4.22 Brief Differential Diagnosis, Clinical Features, Principles of management of Nasal obstruction, Nasal Discharge —
17 EN1.2, EN4.23 Anatomical Aspects, Pathophysiology, Clinical features, investigations and principles of management of Diseases of Medial wall of the Nose, DNS, Headache, Anosmia —
18 EN1.2, EN4.33 Anatomical Aspects, Pathophysiology, Clinical Features of Diseases of Lateral wall of the Nose and PNS —
19 EN1.2, EN4.33 Pathophysiology, Clinical Features of Diseases of Lateral wall of the Nose and PNS - Acute and Chronic Rhinosinusitis, Atrophic Rhinitis —
20 EN4.30, PE28.1 Introduction to Occupational diseases of the nose and PNS, Nasopharyngitis, Epistaxis Paediatrics Integration
21 PE31.1 Anatomical Aspects, Pathophysiology, Clinical Features, Principles of management of Allergic Rhinitis, Atopic Dermatitis in Adults and Children Paediatrics Integration
22 EN1.2, EN4.32 Benign tumors of nasopharynx – JNA —
23 EN1.2, EN4.33 Malignant tumors of nasopharynx – JNA, Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma, Introduction to Laryngeal Tumors —
24 EN4.38, EN4.52, PE14.2 Anatomy of Esophagus with Applied Anatomy, Dysphagia for evaluation and kerosene ingestion Paediatrics Integration
25 EN4.36, EN1.1 Anatomy of Salivary glands, Principles of management of Salivary gland diseases and tumors of salivary glands —
CLINICALS & DEMONSTRATIONS (24 CLASSES)
MBBS Phase III (5th & 6th Semester)
Sr. No. Competency Numbers (EN) Topic Integration
1 EN2.2 Use of Headlight, Bull's Eye lamp and Mirror in ENT examination —
2 EN2.1 Elicit, document and present an appropriate history in a patient presenting with an Ear complaint —
3 EN2.1, EN4.27, EN4.29, EN4.33 Elicit, document and present an appropriate history in a patient presenting with a Nose complaint in a patient with DNS with Rhinosinusitis —
4 EN2.1, EN4.26 Elicit, document and present an appropriate history of Oropharynx in a patient presenting with Adenotonsillitis complaint —
5 EN2.11 Elicit, document and present an appropriate history in a patient presenting with premalignant and malignant complaints —
6 PE28.12 Demonstrate and Perform Examination of the Nose using Anterior Rhinoscopy Paediatrics Integration
7 EN2.3, EN4.4 Demonstrate and Perform Examination of the ear, Observation of tympanic membrane, observe under guidance by Otoscopy and perform under supervision, Seigleisation – Test TM mobility and interpret diagrammatically —
8 EN2.6, EN2.7, PE28.11 Demonstrate and Perform Throat Examination, Laryngeal Crepitus, Neck examination Using Tongue depressor along with Indirect laryngoscopy and Posterior Rhinoscopy Paediatrics Integration
9 EN2.5, EN4.28 Demonstrate and Perform Nose and PNS Examination Using Nasal Speculum in a patient with Vasomotor Rhinitis —
10 EN4.1, EN4.6 Brief Differential Diagnosis and principles of management of Ear Pain, Ear Discharge —
11 EN4.1, EN4.12, EN4.19, EN4.20, EN4.21 Brief Differential Diagnosis and principles of management of Vertigo, Tinnitus, Nystagmus, Hearing Loss, Meniere's Disease —
12 DE4.1, DE4.2, DE4.3 Premalignant conditions, Benign and malignant Tumors of Oral cavity and Oropharynx —
13 EN4.53 HIV manifestations in ENT —
14 EN2.4, EN2.8, EN4.16, EN4.17 Demonstrate, Perform and interpret Tuning Fork Tests, PTA and Impedance audiogram —
15 PE28.10 Demonstrate and Perform Otoscopic Examination of the ear Paediatrics Integration
16 EN3.2, EN4.25, EN4.33 Diagnostic Nasal Endoscopy - Observation, Indications and steps, Clinical Features, Principles of management of Nasal Polyposis —
17 EN2.14 Demonstrate and Perform correct technique of Instilling medications in Ear, Nose, Throat —
18 EN2.10 Identify and Describe uses of Common instruments used in ENT surgery —
19 EN3.5, EN4.24 Indications, steps of Surgical Approaches of Nose - FESS, Septoplasty, SMR —
20 EN3.3 Laryngoscopy (rigid/flexible) - Observation, Indications and steps —
21 EN3.5, EN4.40 Indications, steps of Surgical Approaches of Throat - Tonsillectomy, Adenoidectomy, Peritonsillar Abscess (I&D) —
22 EN4.13, EN4.14, EN4.15, PY10.16 Clinical features, diagnosis and principles of management of Otosclerosis, Pathophysiology of Deafness, Noise induced hearing loss, Sudden SNHL Physiology Integration
23 EN1.2, EN4.39, AN36.4, PE28.2, PE28.3 Applied Anatomy of Tonsil, Pathophysiology of Acute and Chronic Tonsillitis, Adenoids, Peritonsillitis, Peritonsillar Abscess Anatomy Integration, Paediatrics Integration
INTEGRATED SESSIONS / TUTORIALS / SEMINARS / SDL (44 HOURS)
MBBS Phase III (6th Semester)
Sr. No. Competency Numbers (EN) Topic Hours Integration
1 PY10.20 Demonstrate Hearing, Testing for Smell, Taste Sensation in Simulated Environment 4 hours Physiology Integration
2 EN1.2, EN2.9 Basic Biochemical, microbiological and histological investigations in Ear, Nose, Oral Cavity and Oropharynx 4 hours —
3 EN2.15 National Program for environmental pollution, Impact of Environment, Diet on Diseases of ENT 2 hours —
4 EN2.15, CM3.1 National Program for noise and environmental pollution, Health Hazards of Air, Water, Noise Pollution and Radiation in ENT 2 hours Community Medicine Integration
5 EN2.15, IM24.17 National Program for deafness, Sudden Sensorineural Hearing loss and management, Rehabilitation of Hearing loss in Elderly 2 hours General Medicine Integration
6 EN1.1, EN3.6 Use of Forensic in evaluation of Deaf Person – Malingering, Deaf Mutism, Management of Autistic Child, Introduction to Cochlear Implant 2 hours —
7 PE28.17 Radiology – X-Rays, USG evaluation of Diseases of Ear, Nose, PNS, Nasopharynx – Introduction to CT, MRI 4 hours Paediatrics Integration
8 — Congenital Anomalies of Ear, Nose and Pharynx, Introduction to Tumors of the Ear and Temporal Bone 2 hours —
9 EN2.13, EN3.4, EN4.9 Demonstrate and perform on Cadavers - Methods of Aural Toilet, Foreign Bodies in Ear – removal, Ear wax removal - Ear syringing 2 hours —
10 EN2.13, EN3.4 Demonstrate and perform on Cadavers Foreign Bodies in Nose and Introduction to management and steps of removal, anterior nasal packing in cadavers 2 hours —
11 EN4.31, PE28.17 Use of Radiology in Emergencies in ENT - X-Ray Chest presentation of URTI, LRTI, X-Ray Foreign Body in ENT, thymic shadow in pediatric chest X-rays, Facial Trauma and Fractures 2 hours Paediatrics Integration
12 EN2.12 Counsel and administer informed consent in ENT Surgery to families of patients in simulated environment 4 hours —
13 — Introduction to Principles of Radiotherapy, Chemotherapy – Introduction to Tumors of the Temporal Bone, Nose and PNS. Introduction to principles of Cancer Management 2 hours —
14 EN2.15, DE4.4, SU20.1 Etiopathogenesis, Clinical features of Oral cancer, Principles of management and Counselling Patients to risks of oral cancer with respect to tobacco, smoking, alcohol and other causative factors, National Program for cancer 2 hours Dentistry Integration, Surgery Integration
15 EN4.42, EN4.44, EN4.46 Benign and Malignant lesions of vocal cord, principles of management of hoarseness of voice, Introduction to Surgical Principles of management of Malignancy of larynx and Hypopharynx 4 hours —
16 EN3.6, EN 4.48, EN 4.49, PE28.8 Emergencies in ENT –foreign bodies in throat and food passages, complications, features of aspiration 2 hours Paediatrics integration
17 EN2.13, EN3.4, EN 4.50, EN 4.51, PE28.5, PE28.6, PE28.7, PE28.9 Emergencies in ENT – Laryngomalacia, Epiglottitis, Laryngotracheobronchitis, Airway emergencies, Stridor in children, Tracheostomy indications and management of airway 2 hours Paediatrics integration