TN Medical Services
Recruitment Board has come forth an official Information for eligible job
seekers. For 1800 available positions of Assistant Surgeon, lots of aspirants
gave their registration betimes and have been waiting for the time when the
updated TN MRB Syllabus 2017 gets uploaded on the internet. Candidates, who are
interested in enforce, may check the details for further clarification. Now
here are the latest for much-concerned students and they are advised to go
through these details by the way.
Annunciation
concerning:- TN MRB Syllabus 2017
Jobs
sponsoring Body :-
Tamil Nadu Medical Services Recruitment Board
Name
of Post:- Assistant Surgeon
Number
of Vacancies :-1800
Exam
Date:- 20th November 2017,
10:00 AM to 12:30 PM
Tamil
Nadu Assistant Surgeon Exam Pattern 2017:
The written paper will
be held in Objective type with MCQs (Multiple Choice Questions).
The time limit for the
test is set to 2-Hours and 30 minutes maximum.
Paper will carry 200
maximum questions
There are total 100
Marks in the test.
There shall be no
negative marking in the exam.
The candidates have to
score minimum 30 marks for SC/SCA/ST and if they belong to other categories,
then they have to score minimum 35 marks to be qualified in the test.
Syllabus
for Human Anatomy
1.
Applied anatomy
including blood and nerve supply of upper and lower limbs and joints of the
shoulder, hip, and knee.
2.
Vas deferens.
3.
Gross and clinical
anatomy of ventricles of the brain.
4.
Neural pathways and
lesions of cutaneous sensations.
5.
Circulation of
cerebrospinal fluid. Uterine tubes.
6.
Embryology:
7.
placental barrier and
Placenta.
8.
Development of heart,
ovary, testis, gut, kidney, uterus, and their common congenital
abnormalities.
9.
Central and peripheral
autonomic nervous system:
TN MRB Syllabus 2017 for Human Physiology
1.
Conduction and
transmission of the impulse.
2.
Control of equilibrium.
3.
Posture and muscle tone.
4.
Mechanism of
contraction.
5.
Neuromuscular
transmission.
6.
Reflexes.
Syllabus for Biochemistry
Organ function
tests-liver.
Restriction fragment
length polymorphism (RFLP).
Polymerase chain
reaction (PCR).
Radio – immunoassays
(RIA).
kidney.
Thyroid Protein
synthesis.
Vitamins and minerals.
Syllabus for Pathology
1.
Inflammation and repair.
2.
Primary and Metastatic
Malignancies.
3.
Pathogenesis and
histopathology cirrhosis
4.
Liver.
5.
Acute Osteomyelitis.
6.
Disturbances of growth
and cancer.
7.
Differentiation between
8.
Benign.
9.
Malignant.
10.
Glomerulonephritis.
11.
Tuberculosis.
Syllabus for Microbiology
1.
Humoral and
cell-mediated immunity Diseases generated by and laboratory diagnosis of
2.
Polio l HIV/AIDS.
3.
Malaria.
4.
l Meningococcus.
5.
Salmonella l Shigella.
6.
Herpes.
7.
Dengue.
Syllabus for Pharmacology
1.
Antibiotics.
2.
Antimalaria.
3.
Antikala-Azar.
4.
Mechanism of action
& side effects of the following drugs
5.
Antipyretics and
analgesics.’
6.
Antidiabetics.
Syllabus for Forensic Medicine and Toxicology
1.
A forensic examination
of injuries and wounds.
2.
Burns.
3.
DNA.
4.
Fingerprint study.
5.
Analysis of blood and
seminal stains:
6.
Poisoning.
7.
Sedative overdose.
8.
Hanging.
9.
Drowning
Syllabus for General Medicine
Etiology.
Diagnosis and Principles
of Management of:
Ischaemic heart disease.
Pulmonary embolism.
Clinical features,
Diagnosis and principles
of management (including prevention) of:
Tetanus.
Rabies.
AIDS.
Assistant Surgeon Pediatrics Syllabus
1.
Immunization.
2.
Respiratory distress
syndrome.
3.
Broncho – pneumonia.
4.
Baby friendly hospital.
5.
Congenital Cyanotic
heart disease.
Syllabus of Assistant Surgeon Dermatology
Psoriasis.
Allergic dermatitis.
Stevan Johnson’s
Syndrome.
Lichen Planus.
Scabies.
Eczema.
Vitiligo.
Syllabus for General Surgery
Clinical features.
Tuberculosis of the
bowel.
Ulcerative colitis.
Diagnosis and principles
of management of cleft palate.
Causes.
Diagnosis of pregnancy.
Labour management,
complications of 3rd stage.
Antepartum and
postpartum hemorrhage.
Harelip.
Cancer stomach.
Renal mass,
Tamil Nadu Obstetrics
and Gynaecology including Family Planning
Resuscitation of the
newborn.
Syllabus for Community Medicine (Preventive and Social Medicine)
1.
Kala-azar.
2.
Filaria and
Tuberculosis.
3.
HIV/AIDS.
4.
Principles.
5.
Components and Critical
Analysis of National programs for control/ eradication of:
6.
Malaria.
7.
STDs and Dengue Critical
Appraisal of Healthcare delivery system.
8.
Programme Implementation
and Evaluation.
9.
Objective.
10.
Health management and
administration:
11.
Techniques.
12.
Tools.
Subject Name Total
Questions Total Marks Time Duration Minimum
Qualifying Marks
Medical Sciences 200
100
2:30 Hours 30 for
(SC/SCA/ST) and 35 for others
