BHMS Practical Medicine Exam Syllabus for Paper-1 (Reorganized)
Preparing for the 'Practice of Medicine Paper-1' Examination for B.H.M.S. Students
This post provides a comprehensive overview of the Practice of Medicine subject, focusing on topics and frequently asked questions relevant to various Indian university examinations.
Study of Practice of Medicine
The study of Practice of Medicine spans over two years, from the Third B.H.M.S. to the Fourth B.H.M.S., with the examination being conducted at the conclusion of the Fourth B.H.M.S. (No exam is held for this subject in the Third B.H.M.S.).
Third B.H.M.S. Topics
- Respiratory diseases
- Diseases of the digestive system and peritoneum
- Diseases concerning the liver, gallbladder, and pancreas
- Genetic factors, correlated with chronic Miasms
- Immunological factors, including susceptibility (with a focus on HIV, Hepatitis)
- Disorders resulting from chemical and physical agents, as well as climatic and environmental factors
- Water and electrolyte balance disorders
Fourth B.H.M.S. Topics
- Nutritional and metabolic diseases
- Diseases of the haemopoietic system
- Endocrinal diseases
- Infectious diseases
- Diseases of the cardiovascular system
- Diseases of the urogenital tract
- Disease of the Central Nervous System (CNS) and peripheral nervous system
- Psychiatric disorders
- Diseases of the locomotor system (connective tissue, bone, and joint disorders)
- Diseases of the skin and sexually transmitted diseases
- Tropical diseases
- Pediatric disorders
- Geriatric disorders
The syllabus covers applied anatomy, physiology, and the clinical examination of the above-mentioned topics.
Theory Examination
The examination consists of two papers, each worth 100 marks.
- Paper 1: Topics of the Third B.H.M.S. (50 marks) and Homoeopathic Therapeutics related to these topics (50 marks)
- Paper 2: Topics of the Fourth B.H.M.S. (50 marks) and Homoeopathic Therapeutics related to these topics (50 marks)
The division of papers is structured based on the syllabus of the B.H.M.S. (Degree course) applicable from the academic session 2015-2016, as per guidelines of the Central Council of Homoeopathy. This post contains only the syllabus for Practice of Medicine Paper 1. The syllabus for Practice of Medicine Paper 2 can be found in a separate post titled "4th B.H.M.S. Practice of Medicine Paper-2 Exam Syllabus."
Detailed questions, categorized as Full Question (FQ), Semi Full Question (SFQ), and Short Note (SN), are provided under each related chapter to aid in preparation for the examination.
For more information on other subjects of the 4th B.H.M.S., please follow these links [1 - 6].
[1] 4th B.H.M.S. Practice of Medicine Paper-2 Exam Syllabus[2] Organon of Medicine Syllabus- 4th B.H.M.S.[3] 4th B.H.M.S. Materia Medica Syllabus[4] 4th B.H.M.S. Repertory Syllabus[5] 4th B.H.M.S. Community Medicine Syllabus[6] Community Medicine Viva Notes
- Familiarize yourself with the diagnosis and treatment of medical conditions such as chronic diseases and health-and-wellness issues, as they are extensively covered in the Practice of Medicine Paper-1 syllabus for B.H.M.S. students.
- Understand the anatomy and physiology of various systems in the body since these are key components of the Practice of Medicine subject in the Fourth B.H.M.S.
- The study of Practice of Medicine Paper-1 encompasses the science of understanding and managing medical-conditions, including topics like respiratory diseases and immunological factors such as HIV and Hepatitis.
- By mastering the theory examination for Practice of Medicine Paper-1, you will be able to demonstrate your proficiency in topics like nutrition, endocrinal diseases, and the central nervous system.
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