Fundamental disciplines, often referred to as pre-clinical and para-clinical departments, form the bedrock of medical education. These departments (Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pathology, Microbiology, Pharmacology, Forensic Medicine, and Community Medicine) are responsible for teaching the basic, essential knowledge required for diagnosing and treating illnesses, typically covering the first 1.5 to 2 years of the MBBS curriculum before full-time clinical rotations.
Human anatomy
Safety of vital activity, basics of bioethics and biosafety
Bioclinical medicine
Biological chemistry and bio-organic chemistry
Histology, embryology and cytology
History of medicine
Clinical Anatomy and operative surgery
Medical biology
Medical and biological physics, Medical informatics
Medical chemistry
Microbiology, virology and immunology
Pathomorphology
Pathophysiology
Preparation for STEP-1
Preparation for STEP-2
Pharmacology
Physiology
Phytotherapy
Basic homeopathy
Basic physiological regulatory medicine
Head of department, Doctor, Professor James Kitoch
doctor, professor Ramen Magin
doctor, Associate professor Cheek MdCon
PhD, associate professor Rann Holding
PhD, teacher Radit Dehron
PhD, teacher Marina Kravchenko
PhD, teacher Tamara Gred
PhD, teacher Sujain Deskih
PhD, teacher Noven Hungry
