GENERAL MEDICINE

GENERAL MEDICINE

INFRASTRUCTURE :

Clinical Demonstration Room – 1

  • Size – 20’x16’  , Capacity – 30
  • Audio-visual equipment available – LCD Projector, Digital Video Camera, Slide Projector, Photo phone overhead Projector

Departmental Library-cum Seminar Room is available

  • Size – 30’x30’  , Capacity – 20
  • Number of Books – 732
  • List of Journals – JAPI, The Antiseptic, Hypertension, JAMA, BMJ (I), The Lancet, NEJM
  • Research Laboratory – Under the control of  Prof & H.O.D Pathology
  • Undergraduate students participate research – ICMR STS

Office accommodation –

  • Professor and HOD – 1+2 rooms,
  • Associate Professors/Readers       – 7 rooms,
  • Asst.  Professors/Lecturers – 3 rooms,
  • Registrars/Sr. Residents – 1 room,
  • Jr. Residents      – 1 room
  • Non-teaching and clerical staff – Nursing duty room – 5 rooms,
  • Store cum I/C Nurse’s Room – 4 rooms,
  • office clerk room – 1 room

TEACHING HOSPITAL:

  • Number of Teaching Beds – 240 (including ID ward),
  • Number of Units – 8,
  • Number of beds per unit – 30
  • Indoor admissions (2014-2015) – 14400
  • OPD (2014-2015)  – 125352
  • Average Bed occupancy per day – 85%

Intensive care unit (ICU)

  • No. of beds – 4
  • Equipments available – ABG Analyzer-1, Ventilator -4, Defibrillator-1,
  • Syringe Pump-4, Infusion Pump-3, Nebuliser-2, Multipara monitor-4,
  • Pulse Oximeter-1, ECG Machine-1, BP Instrument

Intensive Coronary Care Unit (ICCU)

  • No. of beds – 5
  • Equipment’s available – Bed Side monitor, Defibrillators,
  • Infusion pump, Pulse Oxymeter, Ventilator

MAJOR EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE IN THE DEPARTMENT:       

  • Dialysis Machines, Pulse Oxymeters, ECG,
  • Holter, Syringe pump, TMT, Defibrillator, other routine use equipments

OUT-PATIENT DEPARTMENT: 

  • Arrangement for clinical instructions to student in General Medicine is available in the OPD
  • Average Daily OPD Attendance –  Old Patients – 40, New Patients – 230

TEACHING AND TRAINING FACILITIES :

  • In OPD – Clinical demonstration room – 1
  • Number of rooms in the OPD for seeing the patients – 3
  • In-door – Bedside teaching is done
  • Clinical demonstration room/seminar room – 1

TEACHING PROGRAMME:

Curriculum of studies – as prescribed by MCI
Methodology:

  • Total clinical postings – General medicine – 180 days, TB&RD – 30 days,
  • Skin&VD – 3 days, Psychiatry – 15 days(3-9 sem)
  • Didactic Lecturers  – General medicine – 504hrs, TB&RD – 1/week,
  • Skin&VD – 30 days, Psychiatry – 20 days(3-9 sem)
  • Demonstrations – General medicine – 150days, TB&RD – 6/week,
  • Skin & VD – 50 days, Psychiatry – 15 days(3-9 sem)
  • Tutorials – General medicine -75
  • Seminars conducted – General medicine – 140
  • Number of students attending each – 25
  • Practical – 60
  • Bedside Clinics – General medicine – 180 days,
  • TB&RD – 10 days, Skin&VD – 15 days (3-9 sem)
  • Hours a student spend daily in the wards for clerkship – 3hrs.
  • Average Number of students posted at a time for indoor/OPD – General medicine – 25,
  • TB&RD – 15, Skin&VD – 35, Psychiatry – 15
  • Students write case histories in a prescribed book corrected by allotted faculty
  • Period of attendance by a student throughout clinical training – 135 hrs
  • Students attend clinicoathological conferences
  • Other teaching/training activities: RNTPC, B.Sc and  Diploma Nursing students
  • Internship Training Programme – General medicine – 2 months,
  • TB&RD – 7 days, Skin&VD – 15 daysPeriod of  posting
  • Method of assessment of  Internship – log book/assessment Sheet
  • Students taken for Post Graduation – Yes
SCHEDULE FOR UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING (from 3rd Sem. To 9th Sem)

 

 

Semester Approx.No. of

Classes

TOPICS TO BE COVERED
3rd Sem. 40 Plastic disease,Malaria(immunological tests for malaria) Filaria, Amoebiasis,  Nematodes/ Trematodes,Viral disease (polio Mumps, measles, rabies, HIV, Chickenpox,   Herpes,Bectrial &   Fungal disease (Gram+ve/-ve infection,Tetanus,Typhoid,Para-typhoid,Cholera,food poisoning,Examination of Sputum,Pleu-ral fluid,stool CSF. Introduction to nutritional disease, PEM, Obesityt, Wt.loss,Vitamin excess & deff.poisoning(organo phosphorous, alcohol, oleander,Opium)Heat related disorder(heat stroke,Exhaustion,cold exposure),snake bite, scorpionsting, fluid & electrolyte disorder.
4th Sem. 50 Approaches to a patient of Liver Disease,L.F.T,,Acute & Chronic Hepatitis(Viral Alcoholic, Toxic & amobic),CirrhosisOf Liver, Hepatocellular Carcinoma,Hepatic encephalopathy

And liver abscess.,Disease of Gall bladder & pancreas.

Hematological disorder(IDA,Megaloblastic aneamia,aplasticAnaemia,agranulocytosis, Hemoglobinopathies,  leukemia,Lymphoma,Multiple myeloma/MDS),Bleeding,cotting disorders(Himophilia,Purpura,Vasculitides),Blood transfusion,(procedures & hazards),BM transplantation,BM Study, HB electrophoresis,BT,CT,PT,Hess Test.
G.I.system disorder,-Disease of  Oesophagus, APD, Ca.Stomach,IBD,TB abdomen,Malabosorption syndrome, Diarrhoea,Dysentry
5th sem. 20 Bronchial Asthama,Pneumonia,COPD,CorpulmonaleBronchiectasis,Lung abscess,Exam of         sputum,PulmonaryFunction test,Chest Radiology,Pneumothorax,  tion Lung disease,   Tropical Pulm,Eosinophilia
6th Sem. 60 Cardiovascular disease
7th Sem. 60 Approches to a patient with neurological disorder,basic  Neuro anatomy,Diagnostic method,CVA      Cranial nervs,Bells  Palsy disease of cerebellum,Tests of cerebellar function,

Clinical hemiplegia,Ataxia,Syncope/Vertigo.

Meningities(tubercular,bact & Viral)encephalitis,BrainTumours,Raised ICT,Migraine,Myopathies   .Myasthenia   gravies,Clinical-Coma,Headache and exam of funds.
Approches to a patient of disease of spinal cord,Myelopathy (compressive & non compressive)   Infective,toxic demyelinating,SOL,TB Spine,Epilepsy,MND & Clinical-Hemeplegia,

paraplegia,Babiniski Test,UMN/LMN disorder.

Disease of extra pyramidal systems,Parkinson’s disease,Epilepsy,Nuropathy,Nutritional and      deficiency disease of CNS,Clinical-Bell’s palsy,Tremor,Seizures.
8th Sem. 85 Endocrinology,Nephrology,Clinical Medicines.
9th sem 85 Diaster Medicine –Cirrohosis of Liver, APD,Hepatites,Left over G.I.Liver.
Sports Medicine- Status Epilophicies, ARF & Dyalysis,DKA/Hypoglicimia

Left over Kidney/Hematology

Emergency Medicine– Acute M.I,Upper G.I Bleeding,Heart Failure,

Clinical Cardiology,Left Over Cardiology

Geriatic Medicine- Pneumonia,AC- Axac. Of COPD,Ac.Severe Asthama
Clinical Respiratory Exam., Left over Respiratory System., Left Over Subject.

 

List of Publication by Faculty :-

Sl.No Name of the Author Topic Name of the Journal Year Vol.No Page No.
1. Prof.L.K.Meher

Dr.P.K.Hui

Dr.S.N.Nayak

Dr.C.Bisoyi

Cardiac manifestations in HIV/ AIDS Orissa Physician Journal 2013 10 20-26
2. Dr.J.Sarangi

Dr.U.S.Mishra

Dr.L.K.Meher

Study of lipid profile abnormalities in CKD Orissa Medical Journal 2013 33 42-45
3. Dr.N.Mohanty

Dr.S.S.Acharya

Type 2 lepra reaction- a rare cause of pyrexia of unknown origin Orissa Medical Journal 2014 34 167-169
4. Prof.L.K.Meher

Dr.B.K.Behera

Evaluation of serum uric acid in essential hypertension Orissa Medical Journal 2014 34 111-115
5. Prof.L.K.Meher

Dr.P.K.Hui

Dr.S.N.Nayak

Dr.C.Bisoyi

Study of vitamin D level in Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Orissa Medical Journal 2014 34 90-96
6. Dr.B.K.Behera Citus Inversus with dextrocrdia associated with VSD –A Case report Orissa Medical Journal 2014 11
7.       -do- Limb body wall copmplex- Journal of  Pathology & Microbology 2008 51(2)
8. Role of adenosine deaminase & Limphocite/Neutrophil ratio in the diagnosis of tuberculous pleural  effusion in patients with exudative pleural effusion JAPI 2014
9. Dr.N.Mohanty Evaluation of relationship between volume of Intra-cerebral bleed with mortality rate International journal of research in pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences. 2013 4(1) 100-105
10 -do- Hodgkin’s lymphoma following treatment with immunosuppressants for aplastic anemia- a case report Orissa Physician Journal 2013 10 112-114
11. -do- Type 2 Lepra reaction- a rare cause of pyrexia of unknown origin Orissa Medical Journal 2014 34 167-169
12. -do Dengue fever triggering SLE. A case report Orissa Physician Journal 2015 Vol 1, 12 56-58
13. -do- Isolated medical rectum palsy as a presentation of Midbrain inject Journal of Medical Science and Clinical research (ISSN) 2015 Issue 07 6758-6761
14.

 

Dr.T.R.Behera,

Dr. J.Sarangi,

Dr.U.S.Mishra, Prof.L.K.Meher,

Dr.Tity P.,

Dr. A.Agrawal

Study of lipid profile Abnormality in CKD Orissa Medical Journal 2013 33 (1) 42-46
15. Prof.L.K.Meher, Dr.S.K.Ravendanathan,  Dr.Sunil K.Kota

Dr.J.Sarangi

Dr.S.N.Jali

Prevalance of hypothyroidism in patients with metabolic syndrome Orissa Medical Journal 2013 10 (2) 60-64
16. Dr.Srikanta Mohapatra Dr.Roma Rattan, Dr.R.Ku.Padhy, Dr.S.S.Acharya Association of low antioxidant status with microalbuminuria and CGFR in essential Hypertension J.Acad.Indus Res. 2013 1 (11) 709-714
17. Dr.Roma Rattan, Dr.R.Ku.Padhy, Dr.S.S.Acharya

Dr.Srikanta Mohapatra

Association of lower antioxidant status with estimated GFR in hypertensives with preserved renal function Journal of Evolution of Medical and Dental Sciences 2013 2 (6) 572-579
18. Dr.Nirupama Devi,

Dr.Roma Rattan, Dr.R.Ku.Padhy,

Dr.Srikanta Mohapatra, Dr.S.S.Acharya

Oxidative stress (fox2) and total antioxidant capacity (FRAP) in relation to microalbuminuria in essential hypertension. National Journal of Medical Sciences 2013 11 (1) 21-26
19. Dr.U.S.Mishra,

Dr.J.Sarangi

Coagulation profile in Diabetes Mellitus and its correlation complications. Orissa Medical Journal 2014 34 76-83
20. Prof.B.L.Parija,

Dr.N.T.Minz,

Dr.D.Meher

Wilson’s disease presenting as pure hepatic form in an adolescent. Orissa Physician Journal 2013 10 133-134
21. Dr.S.Nayak

Dr.B.K.Behera

A study of cardiovascular changes in newly detected hypothyroid patients of southern odisha Orissa Physician Journal 2013 10 63-68

On going research activities –

  By  whom                 On going research  projects
1st Prof.L.K.Meher

Dr.P.K.Hui

Dr.S.N.Nayak

Dr.S.K.Tripathy

1.   STUDY OF MYOCARDIAL DYSFUNCTION IN PATIENTS  OF CIRRHOSIS OF  LIVER

2.   EFFICACY OF CLINICAL TESTS IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME

3. PREVALENCE OF HYPOMAGNESAEMIA AND ITS CORRELATION WITH INSULIN RESISTANCE AND HbA1c LEVEL IN PATIENTS WITH TYPE 2 DM.

4. ASSESMENT OF LEFT VENTRICULAR FUNCTION IN PATIENT WITH ISOLATED MITRAL STENOSIS.

2nd Prof.D.M.Tripathy

Dr.S.N.Jali,Asst.Prof

Dr.R.N.Raut,S.R