Community Medical Service and Essential Drugs(CMS & ED)

STREAM

Paramedical & Allied Science

DURATION

2 Years

Course Mode

Semester

Course Type

Diploma

Eligibility

10th pass

Community Medical Service and Essential Drugs-

Community Medical Service and Essential Drugs (CMS & ED) course is 1.5 years program with 3 semesters. CMS & ED Diploma Course is for exercising in the market of key Health Care by basic allopathic medications which are authorized by globe health organization (WHO) for key healthcare. The Hon. Supreme Court of India has actually given an order that CMS&ED Diploma owner can practice in allopathic prescription for all diseases consisting of infection illness.

Physician holding level with BEMS, BHMS, BAMS, BUMS, Naturopathy, Alternative Medicines, Psychology, RMP Doctors who wants to practice in Allopathy medicines can choose CMS&ED Diploma training course.

CMS & ED Courses-Eligibility, Curriculum, Syllabus
CMS & ED is a diploma program of about 18 months or we can claim 1.5 years for individuals who want to serve individuals in backwoods with regard to health care services. It is majorly a training course for individuals who wish to open their own first-aid treatment center or convey primary health care solutions to individuals around them.

It is helpful for those that do not intend to go after a full time MBBS degree but wish to serve people via the medical occupation. This program majorly educates individuals in the fundamentals of medication, first-aid treatments, treating basic contagious diseases, etc.

If offering medical care solutions to the people is the thing that intrigues you, then this program is certainly for you. This program will certainly not just help you discover the essentials of medications and the treatment of diseases however also help you in ending up being certified and accredited professional.

Semester I Subjects	Detailed Syllabus
Anatomy and Physiology	Introduction The Cell The Tissue Organs and System Skeletal System Joints of the Skeleton Blood Lymphatic System Cardiovascular System Respiratory System Urinary System The Muscular System The Physiology of Muscle Central Nervous System Autonomic Nervous System Organs of Special Senses Skin and Regulation of Body Temperature Digestive System Endocrine System Reproductive System
Pathology	General Pathology Systemic Pathology Infection Clinical Pathology Introduction of Microbiology
Community Health and Hygiene	Concept of health disease and prevention Nutrition and balanced diet Communicable and Non Communicable disease Health Education and Personal hygiene Occupational Health and Hazard Human Sexuality
Pharmacology	General Pharmacology and Definition Pharmacy-Source of the Drug Form of drugs Route of administration Various types of drugs –Classification Dose definition, minimum and maximum dose, calculating of dose Injection –definition, the purpose of injection, common dangers of injection Different routes of Infusion Infections-Definition Sterilization –Disinfection Methods of Transmission Diseases Immunization-Definition, Bacteria types, Different viruses Definition of toxicology, General Principal of Clinical Toxicology Classification of Poisons, General treatment of Poisoning
Semester II Subjects	Detailed Syllabus
Medical Jurisprudence	Criminal Courts in India Indian Legal System Procedures in Court Medicals Ethics Injuries Rape, Indecent assaults, Battery Medical Examination and Consent
Obstetrics and Gynaecology	Obstetrics - a) Antenatal Care b) Safe Delivery c) Postnatal Care Gynaecology - Common Diseases Family Welfare - Family Planning Methods (Temporary & Permanent) Sterility: Investigations of Sterility, Failure of Sterility & What is Sterility? Reproductive and Child Health [RCH] National Family Welfare Programme Complications of Pregnancy Complications of Labor
Practice of Medicine	Communicable diseases: Prevention, Control, and Treatments Nutritional Deficiency diseases Hormonal diseases Home remedies Home nursing Drug addiction Mental diseases and Introduction of Psychology
Primary Health Care	Sterility and Infertility Temporary and Permanent Contraception Common Viral and Bacterial Infection Primary Health Care First Aid and Referral

In the 3rd semester the student will be required to complete an internship to excel in their skills learned during the course. These internships are usually offered by the universities in which the student is enrolled.

Course name	CMS ED stands for Community Medical Service and Essential Drugs
Course Level	Diploma Level
Course Duration	18 months usually divided into 3 semesters
Mode of Education	Online Mode
Eligibility	Passed 10th or 10+2 with any discipline from a recognized board of education. Along with 1 or 2 years of work experience in the relevant field.
Approvals	UGC, MCI, INC, and PCI are some mandatory approvals required for this course.