Optometry in AIIMS Delhi

I want to do B Sc Ophthalmic Techniques from AIIMS Delhi which is related to Optometry so will you please provide me information about that ?

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As you want to do B Sc Ophthalmic Techniques from AIIMS Delhi which is related to Optometry so here I am giving you information about same:

B Sc Ophthalmic Techniques:

Duration:
3 Years

Eligibility:
Candidate must have 12th passed certificate with science stream from a recognized board.

AIIMS conduct entrance exam for this course, candidate must have to qualify this exam for getting admission in this course.

Course Structure:
HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY
1. Introduction of human body, cell and various tissue of the body
2. Embryology and development.
3. Skeletal system of Human body
4. Muscles of the body
5. Circulatory System
6. The Blood
7. The main arteries and veins of the body & Lymphatic system
8. Digestive system
9. The Liver
10. The Gall bladder, Pancreas & Spleen
11. Respiratory system
12. Endocrine Organs
13. Excretory System,
14. Reproductive system
15. Central Nervous System
16. Brain & Cranial Nerves
17. Spinal Cord and peripheral nerves
18. Autonomic nervous system
19. The Food, Vitamins & Protein
20. Organs of taste and smell
AIIMS Delhi B Sc Ophthalmic Techniques Syllabus
First Year
Thirty-six theory lectures per month (each one hour) and two seminars in a month (each two hours)
Total theory time per month: 10 hrs/week
Practical postings: 26 hrs/week
Total academic time per month: 36 hrs/week
Second Year
Thirty six theory lectures per month (each one hour) and two seminars in a month (each two hours)
Total theory time per month: 10 hrs/week
Practical postings: 26 hrs/week
Total academic time per month: 36 hrs/week
Third Year
Eighteen theory lectures per month (each one and half hour) and two seminars in a month (each two
hours)
Total theory time per month: 8 hrs/week, Practical postings: 28 hrs/ week
Total academic time per month: 36 hrs/week
Course and Curriculum of B Sc (Ophthalmic Techniques) 3
GENERAL LECTURES FOR ALL STUDENTS (1ST, 2ND & 3RD YEAR)
1. Hospital environment and role of student.
2. The profession & Ethics
3. Communications with the patients.
4. Statistics and its importance.
5. Social welfare of eye patients.
6. Law and The Optometry.
THEORY SUBJECT FOR FIRST YEAR
1. HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY
1. Introduction of human body, cell and various tissue of the body
2. Embryology and development.
3. Skeletal system of Human body
4. Muscles of the body
5. Circulatory System
6. The Blood
7. The main arteries and veins of the body & Lymphatic system
8. Digestive system
9. The Liver
10. The Gall bladder, Pancreas & Spleen
11. Respiratory system
12. Endocrine Organs
13. Excretory System,
14. Reproductive system
15. Central Nervous System
16. Brain & Cranial Nerves
17. Spinal Cord and peripheral nerves
18. Autonomic nervous system
19. The Food, Vitamins & Protein
20. Organs of taste and smell
2. OCULAR ANATOMY
1. Embryology of the eye in general
2. Orbit and its immediate relations
3. Lids and eye lid glands
4. Conjunctiva. Cornea and Sclera
5. Iris and Cilliary body
6. Lens and Vitreous
7. Retina & Choroid
8. Ocular Muscles
9. Visual pathways
10. Sympathetics and parasympathetics system
11. Vascular supply of eye
12. Lacrimal apparatus
13. Higher visual centres
3. OCULAR PHATHOLOGY
1. HAEMATOLOGY
1.1. Blood Cells and blood collection techniques
1.2. Haemoglobin estimation
1.3. Total leucocyte count
1.4. Differential leucocyte count
1.5. Erythrocyte sedimentation rate
1.6. Pheripheral blood film – staining, significance of a peripheral smear
1.7. Bleeding time, clotting time
2. CLINICAL PATHOLOGY
2.1. Urine collection methods
2.2. Physical Examination of Urine
2.3. Chemical Examination of Urine
2.4. Microscopic Examination of Urine
3. HISTOPATHOLOGY
3.1 Grossing of tissue
3.2 Tissue processing
3.3 Fixation of tissue

Address:
All India Institute of Medical Sciences
Gautam Nagar, Ansari Nagar East, New Delhi, Delhi 110029 ‎
011 2658 8700

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