This post contains the list of courses and the course outline for second-year students in the following departments;
- Medicine and Surgery
- Dentistry
- Medical Rehabilitation
- Medical Laboratory Sciences
- Nursing Sciences
- Radiology and Radiological Sciences
- Human Anatomy
- Human Physiology
- Medical Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
If you have any questions about UNN College of Medicine or UNEC, do let me know in the comment box below. I would respond to you as soon as possible.
Table of contents
- First Semester Course Outline
- Second Semester Course Outline
- UNEC Lecture Venues
- Lecture Time in UNEC
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First Semester Course Outline
| SN | Course Code | Course Title | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ANA 201 | Gross Human Anatomy | 2 |
| 2 | ANA 225 | Histology and Cytology | 2 |
| 3 | ANA 213 | General Embryology | 2 |
| 4 | BIC 201 | Chemistry of Biomolecules | 3 |
| 5 | BIC 211 | Enzymes, Bioenergetics and Biological Oxidation | 2 |
| 6 | PYS 201 | General Physiology and Blood | 2 |
| 7 | PYS 203 | Excitable Tissues and Autonomic Nervous System | 2 |
| 8 | COS 101 | Introduction to Computer Science | 2 |
| 9 | GSP 207 | Philosophy, And Human Existence | 2 |
| 10 | MLS 201 | Introduction to Medical Laboratory Science | 3 |
Department of Human Anatomy
Course Title: Gross Human Anatomy
Course: Code: ANA 205
Upper Limb
- Anatomical Positions, Terms and Movement
- Pectoral Region, Axilla and Shoulder Region
- Mammary Gland
- Brachial Plexus
- Classification of Bones
- Bones of The Upper Limb and Ossification
- Anatomy of The Arm (Anterior and Posterior Compartment)
- Anatomy of The Forearm (Flexor, Extensor and Extensor Retinaculum)
- Classification of Joints
- Shoulder Joint and Elbow Joint
- Radio-Ulnar and Wrist Joints
- Dorsum of The Hand and Palm I
- Palm II (Flexor Retinaculum, Palmar Aponeurosis, Fascial Spaces of the Hand)
- Arteries of The Upper Limb
- Anastomosis Around the Shoulder, Elbow and Wrist
- Lymphatic and Venous Drainage of the Upper Limb
- Radial Nerve
- Median Nerve
- Ulnar Nerve and Cutaneous/Segmentation Innervation of the Upper Limb
Thorax and Thoracic Cage
- Thoracic Wall/Thoracic Part of Autonomic Nervous System
- Pleural/Lungs/Broncho-Pulmonary Segments
- Mediastinum
- Heart
- Thoracic Duct/Azygous Vein/Hemi-Azygous Vein
- Oesophagus
- Trachea
Abdomen
- Anterior Abdominal Wall/Rectus Sheath/Inguinal Canal
- Peritoneal Cavity, Omental Bursa, Mesentery
- Coeliac Artery, SAM, IMA
- Duodenum, Pancreas
- Liver, Gall Bladder
- Portal Vein/Portal Venous System/Porto-Carvel Anastomosis
- Ileum, Jejunum, Colon, Appendix
- Stomach, Spleen,
- Kidneys/ Suprarenal Gland
Course Title: Histology and Cytology
Course Code: ANA 225
| SN | Histology and Cytology |
|---|---|
| 1 | Introduction to Histology |
| 2 | Histology Techniques |
| 3 | Protective and Glandular Epithelium |
| 4 | Connective Tissue |
| 5 | Muscle Tissue |
| 6 | Bone Formation |
| 7 | Nervous Tissue |
| 8 | Blood and Lymphatic Vessels |
Course Title: General Embryology
Course Title: ANA 213
| SN | General Embryology |
|---|---|
| 1 | Introduction, Testis, Spermatogenesis |
| 2 | Ovary and Oogenesis |
| 3 | Female Reproductive Cycle |
| 4 | Fertilization |
| 5 | Cleavage Morula and Blastocyst Formation |
| 6 | Implantation |
Department of Medical Biochemistry
Course Title: Chemistry of Biomolecules
Course Code: BIC 201
Carbohydrates
- General Introduction
- Definition and Functions
- Classification and Nomenclature & Description of Monosaccharide
- Oligosaccharides and Polysaccharides with Examples
- Derivatives of Monosaccharides
- Stereochemistry
- Reducing and Nonproducing Sugars
- Complex Polysaccharides
- Common Chemical Reactions of Some Carbohydrates.
Lipids and Biomembranes
- Definition, Occurrence, Properties and General Functions
- Classification, Elementary & Structural Illustrations
- Lipid Molecules of Physiological/Biochemical Importance the Complex Lipids
- Lipid Bilayer Structure of Cell Membranes – Full Illustration and Description
- Role of Cholesterol and Proteins in Membrane Structure
Nucleic Acids and Nucleotides (Part I)
- Introduction: Nature and Functions of Nucleic Acids
- Definition, Structures of Bases
- Nucleosides
- Nucleotides
- Chemical Composition
- Structure of DNA (Watson-Crick Model); Structure and Properties of Histones
- Structure of Nucleosomes and Chromosomes
- Physical and Chemical Properties of DNA
- Structure and Functions of Important Nucleotides
- Nucleases.
Amino Acids
- Theory of Weak Acids and Bases: – PH., Pka, Buffers
- Amino Acids; General Introduction, Classification
- Structure and General Properties
- Special Reaction and Quantitative Determination
Proteins
- Protein Classification and Properties
- Structure and Analysis; Sequencing
- Qualitative and Quantitative Determination.
Course Code: Enzymes, Bioenergetics and Biological Oxidation
Course Title: Bic 211
Enzymes (1)
- General Introduction; Enzyme Nomenclature
- Methods of Determining Activity; Kinetics
- Mechanism of Action
- Factors Affecting Enzyme-Catalyzed Reactions
Enzymes (II)
- Enzyme Inhibition; Regulatory Enzymes
- Regulatory and Non-Regulatory Proteins
- Enzymes in Clinical Medicine
Bioenergetics Introduction; Definition; Concept of Energy Transduction
- Laws of Thermodynamics
- Derivation and Definition of Free Energy
- Endergonic and Exergonic Reactions
- Bioenergetics of Coupled Reactions in Nature
- Role of ATP as The Energy Currency of the Cell
Biologic Oxidation
- Explanation of Redox Reactions in Chemistry and Biological Systems
- Role of Coenzymes
- Redox Potentials, Definition and Applications.
UNN Department of Human Physiology
Course Title: General Physiology and Blood
Course Code: PYS 201
| SN | General Physiology and Blood |
|---|---|
| 1 | Introduction to Physiology |
| 2 | Homeostasis and Control Systems |
| 3 | Cell Structure and Functions |
| 4 | Cell Organelles |
| 5 | Transport Across Cell Membrane |
| 6 | Temperature Regulation |
| 7 | Erythropoiesis |
| 8 | Blood Physiology |
Course Title: Excitable Tissues and Autonomic Nervous System
Course Code: PYS 203
| SN | Excitable Tissues and Autonomic Nervous System |
|---|---|
| 1 | Introduction to Excitable Tissues |
| 2 | Structure of A Neuron |
| 3 | Membrane Potentials |
| 4 | Stimulus-Response Characteristics |
| 5 | Neuromuscular Transmission |
| 6 | Central Synaptic Transmission |
| 7 | Skeletal Muscle |
| 8 | Cardiac Muscle Smooth Muscle |
| 9 | Autonomic Receptors |
UNN Department of Computer Science
Course Title: Introduction to Computer Science
Course Code: COS 101
| SN | Introduction to Computer Science |
|---|---|
| 1 | Basic Computer Structure |
| 2 | Input (Introduction, Types and Input Devices) |
| 3 | Output (Computer Output Function and Output Devices) |
| 4 | Computer Storage |
| 5 | Number Systems |
| 6 | Computer Software |
| 7 | Problem Solving (Algorithm, Classifying Algorithm, Flowchart and Programming Language) |
| 8 | Basic Language Programming |
| 9 | Java Language Programming |
| 10 | Computer Networking |
| 11 | A History of the Computer |
UNN School of General Studies
Course Title: Logic: Philosophy, And Human Existence
Course Code: GSP 207
Philosophy
- The Ideal of Philosophy
- Metaphysics
- An Introduction to Epistemology
- Axiology: A Philosophical Theory of Value
- Regional Philosophies
Logic
- Deduction, Induction and Laws of Thoughts
- Logical Fallacies and their Applications
- Basic Symbolic Logic
Human Existence
- Socio-Religious Life and Existentialist Ideals
- Identity, Nationalism and 21st Century Violence
- The Logic of Religious Fanaticism
- The Internet and New Forms of Group Recruitment/Belonging
- Social Media and Changes in Religio-Political Engagements
- Collapsed Borders: Inter-Disciplinary Demands of the 4th Industrial Revolution
Selected Topics on Igbo Language
UNN Department of Medical Laboratory Sciences
Course Title: Introduction to Medical Laboratory Science
Course Code: MLS 201
| SN | Introduction to Medical Laboratory Science |
|---|---|
| 1 | General Introduction to Clinical Chemistry |
| 2 | General Introduction to Hematology |
| 3 | General Introduction to Histopathology |
| 4 | General Introduction to Immunology |
| 5 | General Introduction to Medical Microbiology |
| 6 | Ethics of Medical Laboratory Practice |
| 7 | Code of Conduct of the Medical Laboratory Profession |
| 8 | Specimen Collection, Reception, and Registration |
| 9 | Specimen Bottles |
| 10 | Safety Precautions in Pathology Laboratories – Against Chemical, Biological, Electrical and Radiation Hazards |
| 11 | Microscopy and Microtome, Use and Care of Microscopes |
| 12 | Sterilization – Principle and Techniques, Chemical and Physical |
| 13 | Glassware – Care and Maintenance |
| 14 | Refrigeration – Principle, Uses, and Care |
| 15 | Handling of Laboratory Animals |
| 16 | Principles of Tissue Preservation, Fixation, Processing and Staining; Handling of Surgical, Autopsy/Biopsy Specimens, Removal of Formalin Pigments |
| 17 | Basic Tools of the Microbiologist – Wire Loop, Cotton Wool, Pipettes, Swabs, and Their Uses |
| 18 | Basic Staining Techniques- Gram’s Stain and Ziehl-Nelson’s Stain |
| 19 | Principles and Components of Hematological Stains, Blood Film Preparation and Staining |
| 20 | Counting Chambers – Care and Uses, Hb and PCV Estimation |
| 21 | Reagent preparation and standardization |
Note that only students in Medical Laboratory Science offer MLS 201.
Second Semester Course Outline
| SN | Course Code | Course Title | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ANA 202 | Gross Anatomy II | 2 |
| 2 | ANA 226 | Systemic Histology I | 2 |
| 3 | ANA 214 | Systemic Embryology I | 2 |
| 4 | BIC 222 | Metabolism of Carbohydrates & Lipids | 3 |
| 5 | BIC 232 | Metabolism of Protein, Nucleic Acids & Mol. Biol. | 3 |
| 6 | PYS 202 | Renals & GIT | 3 |
| 7 | PYS 204 | Cardiovascular and Respiratory Physiology | 3 |
| 8 | BIC 212 | Laboratory Exercises | 3 |
| 9 | GSP 208 | Nigerian Peoples and Culture | 2 |
Department of Anatomy
Course Title: Systemic Histiology
Course Code: ANA 226
| SN | Systemic Histology I |
| 1 | Stomach |
| 2 | Small Intestine |
| 3 | Large Intestine, Appendix and Rectum |
| 4 | Liver |
| 5 | Gall Bladder, Pancreas |
| 6 | Kidney |
| 7 | Ureter, Urinary Bladder |
| 8 | Pituitary Gland |
Course Title: Gross Anatomy II
Course Code: ANA 202
| SN | Gross Anatomy II |
|---|---|
| 1 | Rectum and Anal canal |
| 2 | Urinary bladder and Prostrate |
| 3 | The Male and Female Urethra |
| 4 | Uterus, Vagina |
| 5 | Posterior abdominal wall, vessels, nerves and muscles of the lower pelvis |
| 6 | Ovaries, female and male external genital |
| 7 | Anal triangle, Urogenital triangle |
| 8 | Gluteal Region |
| 9 | Sacral and Lumbar Plexus |
| 10 | Front of the thigh, Femoral triangle, medial side of the thigh and adductor canal |
| 11 | Femoral and Obturator nerves |
| 12 | Tibia and Common peroneal nerve |
| 13 | The femoral artery and anastomosis in Gluteal, Thigh and Knee Joint |
| 14 | Hip Joint |
| 15 | Back of the thigh and Popliteal fossa |
| 16 | Front and Lateral sides of the leg, Dorsum of the foot |
| 17 | Back of the leg, Lymphatic and Venous Drainage of the lower limb |
| 18 | Knee Joint |
| 18 | Sole of Foot |
| 20 | Arches of Goot |
Course Title: Systemic Embryology I
Course Code: ANA 214
| SN | Systemic Embryology I |
| 1 | Development of Heart I |
| 2 | Development of Heart II |
| 3 | Development of Heart III |
| 4 | Development of Arteries |
| 5 | Development of Veins |
Course Title: Renal and GIT
Course Code: PYS 202
| SN | Renal Physiology |
|---|---|
| 1 | Body Fluids I & II |
| 2 | Introduction, Fxnal Anatomy of the Kidneys, Functions of Kidney |
| 3 | Blood Supply, JGA, Auto Regulation of Blood Flow |
| 4 | Urine Formation, GFR, Creatinine Clearance Test |
| 5 | Tubular Reabsorption, Secretion, PCT, DCT & CT |
| 6 | Concentration of Urine, Counter Current Multiplier & Current Exchange Mechanism. Regulation of Osmolarity |
| 7 | Urine Acidification and Kidney Role in Acid/Base Balance |
| 8 | Endocrine Fxns of the Kidneys. RAS. Diuresis & Diuretics |
| 9 | Kidney Function Tests and Normal Urine |
| 10 | Physiology, Reflex & Anomalies of Micturition, Cystometrogram |
| 11 | Glomerular Nephritis, Nephrotic syndrome, Acute/Chronic Renal Failure, Dialysis (Peritoneal & Haemo), Renal Replacement Therapy |
Gastrointestinal Physiology
Course Code: PYS 202
INTRODUCTION
- Parts of the GIT
- Physiologic Anatomy of the GIT
- Hormones/Neurotransmitters
- Electric Activity of the GIT
- Role of Autonomic Nervous System and Intrinsic Nervous System in GIT
GIT MOTILITY
- Mastication
- Deglutition
- Disorders of Swallowing
- Vomiting
- Peristalsis
- Motility in the Stomach/Motor Functions of the Stomach
Intestinal Motility (Small Intestine & Colon)
- Defecatopm
- Disorders of Colon Motility(Constipation & Diarrhoea)
- Salivary Secretion
Gastric Secretion
- Brief Anatomy of the Stomach
- Phases of Gastric Secretion – cephalic, gastric, intestinal
- Constituents/Composition of Gastric Secretion
- Production of Gastric Secretion and HCl
- Regulation of Gastric Secretion
- Disorders of Hypesecretion (Peptic Ulcer and Zollinger Ellison Syndrome)
Pancreatic Secretion
- Brief anatomy of Pancreas (Exocrine, Endocrine parts)
- Constituents/Composition of Pancreatic Secretion
- Production of Pancreatic Secretion (including role of Secretin and HCO3) in Pancreatic Secretion
- Phases of Pancreatic Secretion
Bile Secretion
- Functional Anatomy of the liver (involving brief anatomy of the liver, lobes, lobules, hepatocytes)
- Functional anatomy of the biliary system
- Constituents of bile and their roles
- Production of bile and storage
- Enterohepatic secretion/circulation
- Role of bile in emulsification in millie formation
- Disorders of bile secretion (cholelithiasis, jaundice)
Digestion and Absorption
- Digestion of CHO
- Digestion of Protein
- Digestion of fats
- Digestion of vitamins/minerals
- Absorption of CHO
- Absorption of protein
- Absorption of fats
- Absorption of vitamins/minerals/water
- Disorders of absorption – steatorrhea
Course Title: Cardiovascular & Respiratory Physiology
Course Code: PYS 204
| SN | Cardiovascular Physiology |
|---|---|
| 1 | Introduction To Cardiovascular Physiology & Fxnal Anatomy of the Heart |
| 2 | Electrical Activity of the Heart |
| 3 | Cardiac Cycle |
| 4 | ECG I & II |
| 5 | Regulation of Heart Rate & Cardiac Output |
| 6 | Functional Anatomy of Blood Vessels & Dynamics of Blood Flow/Peripheral Resistance |
| 7 | Arterial Blood Pressure & Regulation |
| 8 | Circulation in Special Areas (coronary, cerebral & foetal) |
| 9 | Circulatory Shock |
| 10 | Heart Failure |
| Respiratory Physiology |
|---|
| Introduction- Purpose of respiration, external and internal respiration and processes involved. Physiological anatomy of tracheobronchial tree and functions of the parts. Respiratory and non-respiratory functions of lungs |
| Pulmonary circulation and mechanism of breathing with breathing muscles |
| Mechanics of breathing- Name the lung volumes and capacities, Intrapleural, Intrapulmonary and Transpulmonary pressure, compliance, airway resistance, pulmonary surfactant, work of breathing, Elastic work |
| Different gas laws, the composition of atmospheric, alveolar and expired gases, dead space, partial pressure calculation, respiratory membrane and diffusion of respiratory gases, diffusion capacity, ventilation/perfusion ratio |
| Oxygen carriage- Forms of carriage, oxygen dissociation curve, interpretation factors controlling dissociation, dissociation of Hb A, Hb F, Hb S and myoglobin |
| Carbon dioxide carriage- Forms of carriage, chloride shift, Haldane effect, and carbon dioxide dissociation curve |
| Neural regulation of respiration Respiratory centres, organisation and Transection studies |
| Neural reflex regulation of respiration – Vagal hering Breuer reflex, lung intact receptors and pulmonary receptors in the regulation of respiration and load detecting reflex |
| Chemical regulation of respiration Chemical stimuli chemoreceptors |
| Hypoxia – Types and feature, oxygen therapy, hyperbaric oxygen therapy and Toxicity |
| Asphyxia apnoea, Dyspnoea, cyanosis, periodic breathing, decompression sickness and breath-holding, ARDS, sleep apnoea syndrome, dyspnoea and D Index |
| High altitude physiology and acclimatization |
| Breathing in the foetus, newborn and respiratory, distress syndrome and RDS CPR and artificial respiration |
| Cardio-respiratory changes in exercise and effect of exercise training |
| Pulmonary function tests |
Metabolism of Carbohydrate & Lipids
Course Code: BIC 222
INTRODUCTION TO METABOLISM
- Definition with examples of Metabolism
- Role of enzymes
- Bioenergetics and other Major functions
- Definitions of pathways and cycles with examples
- Differences between anabolic and catabolic pathways
- Metabolic regulation and tissue specificity
- Summary of general principles
DIGESTION AND ABSORPTION OF BIOMOLECULES
- Digestion of Carbohydrates, Lipids, Proteins and Nucleic acids
- Basic transport processes in biological systems
- Absorption of Carbohydrates, Lipids, Amino acids and Nucleic acids
- Abnormalities associated with Digestion
- Basic digestive and absorptive disorders
CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM
- Biological roles of carbohydrates
- Glycolysis and degradation of other hexoses and carbohydrate metabolic disorders
- The tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle
- Gluconeogenesis and its regulation
- Disorders of glycogen metabolism (glycogen storage diseases) etc.
LIPID METABOLISM
- Lipid transport
- Role of plasma albumin and the lipoproteins
- Fatty liver
- Degradation of lipids
- Hepatic beta-oxidation
- Ketogenesis, Ketone bodies and Ketoacidosis
- Biosynthesis of lipids
- Essential fatty acids and biomedical roles
- Biochemical significance of cholesterol and its transformation metabolites
Metabolism of Protein and Amino Acids
- The fate of dietary proteins
- Essential and nonessential amino acids
- Amino acid transport
- Catabolism of amino acids
- Role of glutamate in the metabolism of amino acid nitrogen
- Urea cycle and the regulation
- Nitrogen balance
- In-born errors of amino acid metabolism
- Synthesis of nonessential amino acids
- Metabolism of branched amino acids
- Synthesis of amino acid-derived compounds
Metabolism of Nucleic Acid
- Nucleotides metabolism
- Purine and Pyrimidine and related medical disorders
- Application to cancer and malaria chemotherapy
- Medical significance and applications
- DNA replication
- DNA polymerases and reverse transcriptase
Replications, Transcriptions, Translation and Regulation
- Transcription & Translation
- Explanation of genetic code
- Regulation of protein synthesis
- Mutations and genetic disorders
- Inhibitors of protein synthesis
- Viruses, cancer and priors
Basic Tools in Molecular Biology Tools
- Introduction
- DNA sequencing methods
- Polymerase chain reaction and its uses
- Restriction enzymes
- Biotechnology and Medicine
- Genomic libraries
- Recombinant DNA technology
- Concepto fo probes, blotting, vectors
- The premise of gene therapy
- Screening for genetic diseases
- Monoclonal antibodies
UNEC Lecture Venues
- White House
- Anatomy Laboratory
- Physiology Auditorium
- Departmental Classes
- Old UNTH
UNEC White House
UNEC White House is the lecture venue for students in Medicine and Surgery, Dentistry and Medical Rehabilitation. These departments are in group A.
Anatomy Laboratory
Departments in Group A also receive lectures in Anatomy Laboratory.
Physiology Auditorium
UNEC Physiology auditorium is the lecture venue for students in the department of Medical Laboratory Sciences, Nursing Sciences, Radiography, Human Anatomy, Human Physiology and Molecular Biology.
Departmental Classes
Second-year students in the Faculty of Health Sciences and Technology UNEC Enugu offer departmental courses at their various departments.
Old UNTH
Students in the Faculty of Dentistry offer departmental courses at the Old UNTH.
Lecture Time in UNEC
Lectures start at 8 am in UNEC. A period of one hour is assigned to each course. The lecture closes by noon at the College of Medicine.
The departmental lecture may end by 2 pm or late into the afternoon.
Weekend lectures do not hold for second-year students in the College of Medicine.
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Chigozie,
The course outline here is the college outline for Radiography students.
You will get the other course outline from your department.
What about course outline for
Psy 205- (ENDOCRINOLOGY AND REPRODUCTIVE PHYSIOLOGY)
The course outline for 200 level Radiography
The course outline are in this post.
Sir can some one Chang course from microbiology to medicine and surgery if my cgp is high in 100 level
Can someone switch courses after there first year in unn. I mean can someone change from anatomy to medicine and surgery after their first year.
Does all cross over student offer same course in unec?
Med rad in particular 2nd yr course outline please
It depends on your department.
Med Radio offers all the College courses (except METAB of Nucleic acid in the second semester) plus Departmental courses.
Good day sir pls i would that you help with Medical Radiography 200 level first semester materials.
Michael,
Do you mean soft or hard copy?
The link to download second-year College material is here in this article.
I would try to get your departmental course outline.
Better still, you can get them from your senior colleagues.
Cheers.
Thanks so much l really appreciate God bless
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Please sir are all the fist semester material in that slide,and is Dentistry doing only Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry and GSP 207 in first semester second year,apart from their departmental courses
The answer to your question is Yes.
Physiology, Anatomy & Biochemistry are the College of Medicine courses.
You will offer two Physiology, Three Anatomy and Two Biochemistry courses in your second year.
That is seven College courses plus departmental and GSP 207/208.
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The issue has been resolved. You can try it out again.
Also, you can contact me via email via studentship.blog@gmail.com
Please can l see you in person l will come Unec in July 2021 specially this my number is 07030747501 pls help a brother
Go to my contact page to reach out to me for inquires.
Pls do medical rehabilitation students go to UNTH in their 4yr
The Department of Medical Rehabilitation is in UNEC Campus.
Students in the department go to UNTH for clinicals.
Pls do medical rehabilitation students go to UNTH in their 4yr
This is very helpful, thanks
I’m glad. Cheers.
Nice work
The pleasure is mine.
Hi, please are attendance ususlly taken in lectures.
Like is there a minimum percentage of lectures one is to attend?
Not really, attendance is taken during practicals.
This just rendered a wonderful help to me. Thank you so much for coming up with this.
My pleasure. I appreciate your feedback.
Thank you very much for this. May you help me with 3rd, 4th, 5th year syllabus for Medical Laboratory Sciences.
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Good Day
Pls what is the link for the course outline for Medical radiography and radiological science