DMLT – I YEAR TERM PORTIONS SCHEDULE
WEEK ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY BIOCHEMISTRY I COMPUTER AND ENGLISH MICROBIOLOGY I HEMATOLOGY &PATHOLOGY I
TERM-I
1 to 10-8-24 ORIENTATION
12 to 17.8.24 Cell, tissues Definition of communication,importance of communication Introduction to microbiology Introduction to hematology& pathology
19 to 24.8.24 Membranes, glands Introduction to biochemistry Elements and types of communication Historical aspect Importance of hematology & pathology
26 TO 31-08-24 Organs Importance of biochemistry Barriers of communication Terminologies
2 to 7-9-24 Code of ethics Inflammation & infection
9 TO 14-9-24 Bones- types, structure and functions Parts of speech- noun, verb Microbes in our environment & body flora
16 to 21-9-24  Roles, responsibilities of medical lab technicians Adverb, adjectives,pronoun, adverb Pathogenicity Cellular groeth – normal &cancer cells
23 to 28-9-24 Joints- classification Registration &reporting of bio chemical parameters Morphology of blood cells- normal & abnormal
30-9-24 to 5-10-4 Joints structure and functions Tenses-simple present, past and future tense Safety code of practice for a microbiology laboratory Coagulation studies- general pathways (instrinsic& extrinsic)
7 TO 12-10-24 Glassware, plastic wares used in biochemical laboratory Tenses Sterilization, disinfection  – definition, Properties &mode of action of coagulation factors
14 TO to 19-10-24 Axial and appendicular section Classification
21 TO to 26-10-24 Types of glass/palstic wares used , their identification , application &uses Active and passive voice Anticoagulants &its uses
28-10-24 to 2-11-24 Types and structure, and functions of muscles, muscle  groups. Degrees of comparison General principles of sterilization Special hematological tests- sample collection , processing, preparation of blood smears
4 TO to 9-11-24 Cleaning , drying, maintanance &  storage of glass, plastic wares Microscopes &its types
11 to 16-11-24  muscle movements,   maintance of posture Sentences Incubator, hot air oven Stainning of smear
18 TO 23-11-24 Instrumental methods of bio-chemical analysis Question tag HB, ESR, TC,DC,BT, CT
25 to 30-11-24 NERVOUS SYSTEM- types, structure &functions of neurons, structure & functions of CNS, ANS, physiology of pain Water bath, anerobic jar
2 to 7-12-24 Calorimeter&spectrophotometry- visual & photoelectric methods Letter writing- types of letter, models of letter Centrifuges, autoclave Urine analysis- composition of  normal urine
9 TO 14-12-24 Sensory  organs-structure and functions of skin, eye ,ear,nose, tongue, physiology of vision Essay writing Biological safety cabinet Collection of urine specimen, routine urine analysis- physical chemical &microscopic examination
16 TO 21-12-24 Revision
23 to 31-12-24 TERM EXAM-I
TERM-II
1 to 11-1-25 Blood – structure, composition and functions,heart- structure, function , blood vessels – arterial &venous system ,Circulation-systemic &pulmonary and coronary,lymphatic vessels and lymph glands, lymphatic tissues. Instrumentation Essay writing, public speaking,interview skills Immunity – definition, classification
13  to 18-1-25 Principle &laws involved construction , operation , care Antigen antibody reaction Sputum analysis- methods & presentation in collection of sputum
20 to 25-1-25 Time management, stress management, leadership Hypersensitivity &its types
27-1-25 to 1-2-25 Digestive system-structure and functions of alimentary system & organs of digestion. maintanance ,applications Collection &transportation , processing of clinical samples for microbial investigations
3 to 8-2-25 Serological tests-WIDAL
10 to 15-2-25 physiology of digestion and absorption Collection of specimens urine, blood, body fluids- VDRL, ELIZA, CRP
17 to 22-2-25 Respiratory system-anatomy of lungs, structure and functions of respiratory organs , muscles of respiration, physiology of respiration Spoken English Anti microbial agents & types
24-2-25 to 1-3-25 Types of specimen collection, Physical, chemical &microbial examination
3 to 8-3-25 Excretory system –structure and functions of urinary system
10 to 15-3-25 structure and functions of skin Workflow of computer, parts of computer,
17 to 22-3-25  Precautions during collection, processing
24 to 29-3-25 Endocrine system- structure and functions of pituitary. Concentration method for AFB
31-3-25 to  5-4-25 pancreas, thyroid, parathyroid, thymus, adrenal glands Preservation of samples Mode of action of antimicrobial agents
7 to 12-4-25 Advantages &disadvantages of computer
14 to 19-4-25 Structure and functions of female reproductive organs Units of measurements Stool analysis- composition of normal stool
21 TO 26-4-25 Structure and functions of breast,
27-4-25 to 3-5-25 Solutions- types of solutes &solvents Antimicrobial sensitivity test
5 to 10-5-25 physiology  of menstrual cycle & menopause characteristics of computer Collection of stools specimen
12 to17.5.25 Structure and functions of male reproductive organs Types based on method of expressing concentration, calculartions Routine stool examination- physical, chemical &microscopic examination
19 to 24-5-25 Revision
26 to 31-5-25 TERM EXAM II
2 to 7.6.25 Revision
9 TO 14-6-24 MODEL EXAM
16 TO 21-6-25 REVISION / CLINICALS
23 TO 30-6-25 FINAL EXAM
DMLT -II YEAR PORTION SCHEDULE
DATE BIOCHEMISTRY II MICROBIOLOGY II HEMATOLOGY & PATHOLOGY II
Term-I
1 to 10-8-24 ORIENTATION
12 to 17.8.24 Carbohydrates- introduction Bacteriology – introduction Hematopoiesis
19 to 24.8.24 Classification , properties of CHO General characterstics Anemia- definition , classification
26 TO 31-08-24 Biological importance of CHO Classification of bacteria Leukemia-definition, classification
2 to 7-9-24 Metabolism of CHO Structure &morphology of bacteria Bleeding disorders-definition, classification
9 TO 14-9-24 Estimation of glucose , clinical significance Bacterial nutrition & growth Platelet studies
16 to 21-9-24 Protein- introduction Diseases caused by  different bacteria Platelet function tests
23 to 28-9-24 Classification , properties of protein Identification of bacteria Diseases associated with coagulation, etiology & characteristics
30-9-24 to 5-10-4 Biological importance of protein Virology introduction
7 TO 12-10-24 Metabolism of protein General characteristics Body fluid analysis- CSF & semen analysis
14 TO to 19-10-24 Classification of viruses Composition of CSF, Semen
21 TO to 26-10-24 Estimation of protein, clinical signicance Structure &morphology of viruses
28-10-24 to 2-11-24 Collection &processing of specimens
4 TO to 9-11-24 Lipids – introduction Disease caused by different  viruses
11 to 16-11-24 Classification of lipids
18 TO 23-11-24
25 to 30-11-24 Identification techniques of virus
2 to 7-12-24 Properties, biological importance Parasitology -introduction Microscopic examination of CSF &semen
9 TO 14-12-24 Metabolism of lipids
16 TO 21-12-24 REVISION
23 to 31-12-24 TERM EXAM -I
TERM-II
1 to 11-1-25 Estimation of lipids General characteristics of parasites Blood banking- blood donor selection
13  to 18-1-25 Clinical significance of lipids Screening &blood transfusion
20 to 25-1-25 Enzymes & co enzymes- introduction Classification of parasites Compatability tests: blood grouping, cross matching
27-1-25 to 1-2-25 Enzymes & co enzymes- introduction Structure & morphology of parasites
3 to 8-2-25 Coomb’s &Rh typing
10 to 15-2-25 Properties & biological importance Disease caused by various parasites
17 to 22-2-25 Histopathology- basic concept of tissue processing
24-2-25 to 1-3-25 Estimation of important enzymes & hormones Identification techniques of parasites H&E, PAP stainning
3 to 8-3-25 Mycology- introduction
10 to 15-3-25 Electrolytes- introduction FNAC
17 to 22-3-25 General characteristics of fungi
24 to 29-3-25 Classification Lab organization
31-3-25 to  5-4-25 Classification of fungi
7 to 12-4-25 Properties & biological importance of electrolytes Reporting &recording procedures
14 to 19-4-25 Structure &morphology of fungi
21 TO 26-4-25 Estimation of essential electrolytes- sodium, potassium Confidentiality of reports
27-4-25 to 3-5-25 Diseases caused by various fungi
5 to 10-5-25 Calcium, chloride & phosphorous Medical aspects of record keeping
12 to17.5.25 Identification techniques of fungi
19 to 24-5-25 REVISION
26 to 31-5-25 TERM EXAM-II
2 to 7.6.25 REVISION
9 TO 14-6-24 MODEL EXAM
16 TO 21-6-25 REVISION / CLINICALS
23 TO 30-6-25 FINAL EXAM