RPSC Sr. Demonstrator (Pathology) Syllabus 2015

RPSC Senior Demonstrator Pathology (Health & Medical Department) Latest Prescribed Exam Pattern and Syllabus Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) Senior Demonstrator (Pathology) Scheme of Exam and Syllabus

RPSC Exam Syllabus 2015

Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) will conduct a Screening Test for recruitment of Senior Demonstrator(Pathology) in Health & Medical Education Department. Those applied candidates who are ignoramus about the scheme/pattern and syllabi of this written exam and worry about their preparations. They may get the latest prescribed exam pattern and syllabus for the exam of Senior Demonstrator for Pathology (Medical Education Department) by RPSC from here.

Exam Pattern : Exam Pattern for the Senior Demonstrator (Pathology) Screening Test is as Follows :-

► Written Exam will be Multiple Choice Objective Type.
► The Question Paper consists of 100 Questions and 100 marks.
► There will also be negative marking for every wrong answer.
► The Duration of Test is 02 (Two) Hours (120Minutes).

Exam Syllabus : Exam Syllabus for Senior Demonstrator (Pathology) written Exam is given below :-

A. General Pathology :

1. Definition and scope of Pathology.
2. Cell injury and its manifestations.
3. Disturbances of pigment, Calcium and uric acid metabolism.
4. Necrosis and gangrene.
5. Disturbances of circulation i.e. thrombosis, embolism and infarction.
6. Disturbances of fluid and electrolyte balance pathogenesis of oedema with special reference to cardiac and renal oadema, as cites, transudate and exudate.
7. Pathology of shock.
8. Inflammation acute and chronic.
9. Process of repair.
10. Infective granulomata.
11. Immuno Pathology including general concept, classification, basis lesions and immuno-diagnostic methods with special reference to AIDS.
12. Disturbances of growth-atrophy, hypertrophy, hyperplasia, metaplasia,dysplasia, etc.
13. Neoplasia, Definition, carcinogensis, characters, modes of spread, classification and laboratory diagnosis of malignancy, Tumour markers (IHC including CD markers).
14. Hereditary and diseases (including study of genetics.)
15. Radiation hazards.

B. Systemic Pathology :

1. Diseases of Cardio-Vascular system.
2. Diseases of Respiratory system.
3. Diseases of Stomach, intestines, liver and gall bladder.
4. Diseases of Kidneys, ureter and urinary bladder.
5. Diseases of Spleen and lymph nodes.
6. Diseases of Nervous system cerebro vascular diseases, meningitis, encephalitis and neoplasm.
7. Diseases of Skin, Soft tissues, Bones and joints.
8. Diseases of Thyroid, Pancreas, Adrenals and breast.

C. Haematology :

1. General haematological procedures.
2. Examination of Bone marrow in health and disease.
3. Anaemias-general consideration, classification.
4. Dyshaemopoitic anaemias-Definition, classification, pathogenesis, haematological and bone marrow changes and laboratory diagnosis.
5. Haemorrhogic disorders details same as above.
6. Haemolytic anaemias-details same as above.
7. Leukaemias and myelopreliferative disorders with Cyto chemistry & IHC markers.
8. Multiple myeloma and dysproteinaemias.
9. CBC (Complete Blood Counts) and interpretation.

D. Clinical Pathology :

1. Examination of urine (i.e. complete urine analysis).
2. Examination of Cerebrospinal fluid.
3. Gestric functions tests
4. Renal function tests.
5. Liver function tests : (a) Based on protein metabolism. (b) Based on lipid metabolism including blood cholesterol. (c) Based on carbohydrate metabolism -including blood glucose and glucose tolerance test. (d) Based on pigment metabolism-including laboratory diagnosis of jaundice. (e) Based on detoxifying functions.
6. Enzymes in clinical diagnosis.
7. Diagnostic cutaneous tests and other immunopathology tests.
8. Pregnancy tests.
9. FNAC, Cytology and sex chromation evaluation.
10. Transfusion medicine –Blood grouping, cross matching & untoward reactions, Transfusion transmitted diseases, Blood components and uses.

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