What courses does clinical medicine take?

"Clinical" means "visiting in person at the bedside". Clinical medicine is a science that studies the etiology, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases, improves the level of clinical treatment and promotes human health. According to the clinical manifestations of patients, it studies the etiology, pathogenesis and pathological process of diseases as a whole, and then determines the diagnosis. Through prevention and treatment, diseases can be weakened to the maximum extent, the suffering of patients can be alleviated, health can be restored and the labor force can be protected. Clinical medicine is a science that directly faces and treats diseases and patients.

Through the basic education in medical colleges, students gain basic knowledge of basic medicine and clinical medicine, accumulate clinical experience and lay the foundation for engaging in clinical medicine.

Standardized training for residents, referred to as "standardized training", is an important part of medical students' post-graduation education. Medical students with bachelor degree or above in colleges and universities, that is, students majoring in clinical medicine, stomatology, traditional Chinese medicine and integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine, receive systematic and standardized training as residents five years after their medical graduation. The standardized training of residents is divided into different professional directions such as internal medicine, surgery, general practice, pediatrics and psychiatry. The culture time is 3 years. Those who complete the training and pass the process assessment and graduation assessment can obtain a unified national standardized training certificate for residents.

Medical college students have to complete similar training, which is called assistant general practitioner training for 2 years.

What should clinical medicine learn specifically?

Basic courses include human anatomy, histology and embryology, physiology, biochemistry, immunology, pathogenic microbiology, medical psychology, cell biology, pathology, pathophysiology, pharmacology, medical ethics, medical genetics, medical imaging, diagnostics, local anatomy, neurology and psychiatry.

Clinical application courses mainly include: surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics. Dermatovenereal diseases, epidemiology, ophthalmology, otorhinolaryngology.

According to the specific arrangement of the school, the course content of each medical college is different, and some schools have their own characteristic courses such as surgical anatomy, skill experiment, drug toxicology experiment and so on.

Generally speaking, it is a five-year undergraduate medical major, and the last year is the production practice stage, which requires at least 12 months of clinical practice, and usually needs to rotate around 10 departments as basic training and clinical thinking accumulation before entering clinical work.

What does the clinical medicine major include?

Clinical medical specialties include: clinical diagnostics, experimental diagnostics, imaging diagnostics, radiation diagnostics, ultrasonic diagnostics, nuclear medical diagnostics, clinical therapeutics, occupational therapeutics, chemotherapy, biotherapy, hematology, tissue and organ therapeutics, dietotherapy, physiotherapy, speech therapeutics, psychotherapy, internal medicine and surgery.

It also includes urology, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, geriatrics, ophthalmology, otolaryngology, stomatology, epidemiology, dermatology, neurology, psychiatry, oncology, emergency medicine, anesthesiology, nursing family medicine, sex medicine, hospice care, rehabilitation medicine, health care medicine and audiology.

Study time: five years

Degree awarded: Bachelor of Medicine

(3) Extended reading of clinical medical courses

Clinical medicine majors can take the examination of clinical practitioners, and the certificate of clinical practitioners is one of the necessary conditions for becoming a clinician.

The nature of the doctor qualification examination is the industry access examination, which is an examination to evaluate whether the applicant for doctor qualification has the necessary professional knowledge and skills to engage in medical work. The examination for clinical practitioners is divided into two parts: practical skills examination and comprehensive written examination.

The practical skills test adopts the method of multi-station test. There is a practical skills examination base in the examination area, and several test sites are set up according to the examination content. Candidates pass the test center in turn and accept the practical skills test. Each candidate must take the test at the test station of the same test base.

The comprehensive written examination of the doctor qualification examination was held in mid-September, and the specific time was subject to the announcement of the doctor qualification examination Committee of the Ministry of Health. The examination time for clinical practitioners is 2 days, and it is divided into 4 units, each of which is two and a half hours.

The comprehensive written examination all adopts multiple-choice form. There are five types of questions: A 1, A2, A3, A4, B 1. The total number of questions in the doctor qualification examination is about 600.

Should I finish all the main courses of clinical medicine, or should I choose several courses?

Everyone has to study, and studying medicine is very tiring, so the landlord should be mentally prepared. Other majors are inferior to medicine every semester. Classes are full every day. There are no elective courses for medical majors, but the elective courses are all outside the major. Five-year specialized courses (excluding English Ma Zhe and other courses) include: basic chemistry, organic chemistry, medical physics, medical advanced mathematics, cell biology, systematic anatomy, histology and embryology, biochemistry, medical microbiology, laser medicine, neurobiology, basic oncology, medical immunology, medical genetics, physiology, human parasitology, pathology, pathophysiology, pharmacology and diagnostics. Medical imaging, epidemiology, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, internal medicine, surgery, nuclear medicine, stomatology, neurology, dermatology, medical English, medical ethics, medical psychology, forensic medicine, emergency medicine, evidence-based medicine, regional anatomy, psychiatry, traditional Chinese medicine, preventive medicine, hygiene, epidemiology and statistics.

What is the curriculum arrangement for clinical medical undergraduates?

I'm from Hebei Medical University!

Freshmen are all basic, such as anatomy, medical chemistry and college physical education English.

Sophomore students are also the foundation, but they are all bridge courses connecting clinical physiology, pathology, biochemistry and pathophysiology.

Clinical courses from junior year: internal medicine, surgery, gynecology, pediatrics.

Senior students enter the hospital as interns and continue to study clinical courses.

There is no course in the fifth year internship.

Learning order of clinical medicine courses

Basic courses: systematic anatomy in the first semester, embryology, biochemistry and cell biology in the second semester, physiology and microbiology in the third semester. Bridge discipline, fourth semester: pathology, patient, pharmacology, local anatomy. Then there are the clinical courses in the fifth semester: diagnostics, experimental diagnostics, imaging, general surgery and surgery. Sixth semester: surgical theories, internal medicine … I don't know anything else, I'm only a junior …