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I am a BUMS student can uh help me in my course rather than mbbs

Absolutely! I can help you with your BUMS (Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery) course.
While my medical library is primarily stocked with modern/allopathic textbooks (which overlap with BUMS in foundational sciences), I can still assist you across many areas of your curriculum:
Where I can help you:
  • Basic Sciences (shared with MBBS) - Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pathology, Microbiology, Pharmacology
  • Unani concepts - I can discuss Tibb-e-Unani principles, Mizaj (temperament), Arkan (elements), Akhlat (humours), Tashreeh (anatomy), Mudawat (treatment), etc.
  • Clinical subjects - General medicine concepts, surgery basics, gynecology & obstetrics
  • Unani Pharmacology (Ilmul Advia) - Materia medica, single drugs, compound formulations
  • Research & evidence - I can search PubMed for studies on Unani herbs and treatments
  • Exam preparation - MCQs, short notes, long answers, viva questions
What year/semester are you in? And what subject or topic would you like to start with?

I am in 2nd prof

Great! BUMS 2nd Professional typically covers these subjects:
2nd Prof Subjects (CCIM Syllabus):
SubjectDetails
Ilmul Amraz (Pathology)Unani pathology + modern pathology
Ilmul Advia (Pharmacognosy/Materia Medica)Unani drugs, their properties & actions
Munafeul Aza (Physiology)Unani + modern physiology
Tahaffuzi wa Samaji TibPreventive & Social Medicine (PSM/Community Medicine)
I can help you with:
  • Short notes & long answer writing
  • MCQ preparation
  • Concept clarity (both Unani & modern perspectives)
  • Comparing Unani terminology with modern equivalents
  • Exam-focused revision

Which subject are you currently studying or struggling with? Or do you have a specific topic or question in mind right now?

My syallabus is from Ncism

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NCISM BUMS 2nd professional syllabus subjects 2022 2023

Got it! Based on the NCISM syllabus, here are your BUMS 2nd Professional subjects:

NCISM BUMS - 2nd Professional Subjects

#SubjectUnani Name
1History of MedicineTareekh-e-Tib
2Preventive & Community MedicineTahaffuzi wa Samaji Tib
3Pharmacology / Materia MedicaIlmul Advia
4PathologyMahiyatul Amraz
(Note: Some colleges may also carry over Munafeul Aza/Physiology if not completed in 1st prof)

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1. Mahiyatul amraaz (Pathology)- two papers (200) 2. Ilmul advia (Pharmacology)- two papers (200) *Kulliyat advia *Mufradath 3. Ilmul Saidala (Pharmacy)- two paper (200) *Saidala *Murakkabat 4. Tibbe qanooni wa ilmul samoom (Forensic and Toxicology)- one paper (100) 5. Tahaffuzi wa samaji tib (Preventive and social medicine)- one paper (100) 6. Sareeriyat wa usool ilaaj (Bed side clinics and Practical medicine) -one paper (100) Theory: 900 Electives: 30 Practical: 600 Viva: 150 Internals: 120 TOTAL: 1800 These are my subjects

That's a detailed and well-structured syllabus! Now I have a clear picture. Here's a quick summary of what you're dealing with:

Your BUMS 2nd Prof - Full Syllabus Breakdown

#SubjectPapersMarks
1Mahiyatul Amraz (Pathology)2200
2Ilmul Advia (Pharmacology)2 (Kulliyat + Mufradat)200
3Ilmul Saidala (Pharmacy)2 (Saidala + Murakkabat)200
4Tibbe Qanooni wa Ilmul Samoom (Forensic + Toxicology)1100
5Tahaffuzi wa Samaji Tib (PSM)1100
6Sareeriyat wa Usool Ilaaj (Bed Side + Practical Medicine)1100
Total: 1800 marks (Theory 900 + Practical 600 + Viva 150 + Internals 120 + Electives 30)

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For each subject, I can assist with:
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  • Short answers (5-10 marks)
  • Long answers (15-20 marks)
  • MCQs for revision
  • Unani vs Modern comparison tables
  • Viva preparation
  • Practical guidance

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NCISM BUMS Mahiyatul Amraz pathology syllabus topics 2nd professional

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Mahiyatul Amraz Unani pathology paper 1 paper 2 topics syllabus

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https://ncismindia.org/pdf/UG-1st-2nd-3rd-yr-Syllabus-BUMS-U…

Here is your complete study guide for Mahiyatul Amraz (Pathology) based on the NCISM/CCIM BUMS syllabus:

📚 MAHIYATUL AMRAZ - Complete Study Guide

BUMS 2nd Professional | 2 Papers | 200 Marks


📋 EXAM STRUCTURE

Details
Paper IMahiyatul Amraz Umoomi wa Ilmul Jaraseem (General Pathology + Microbiology) - 100 marks
Paper IIMahiyatul Amraz Nizami (Systemic Pathology) - 100 marks
Practicals100 marks
Teaching Hours200 hours

📖 PAPER I - General Pathology & Microbiology

(Mahiyatul Amraz Umoomi wa Ilmul Jaraseem)


UNIT 1: ILMUL AHWAL (States of the Body)

Section A - Foundational Concepts

Unani TermModern EquivalentKey Points
SababCause/EtiologyAgent that disturbs health
MarzDiseaseAbnormal state of body
ArzSymptomManifestation of disease
SehatHealthNormal state of all body functions
Haalate SalisaNeutral/Convalescent stateNeither health nor disease

Section B - Classification of Diseases (Ajnase Amraaz)

Amraaze Mufradah (Simple Diseases):
  1. Soo-e-Mizaj - Dyskrasia (derangement of temperament)
    • Maddiyya (with matter) and Saadah (without matter)
    • 8 types: Hot, Cold, Moist, Dry (and their combinations)
  2. Soo-e-Tarkeeb - Structural/Morphological deformity
  3. Tafarruq Ittesal - Loss of continuity (wounds, fractures)
Amraaze Murakkabah (Compound Diseases):
  • Combination of two or more simple diseases
  • Auram (Tumours/Swellings) - Classification:
    • Warm (Haarr), Cold (Baarid), Moist (Ratb), Dry (Yaabis)
    • Iltihab (Inflammatory), Balghami, Sawdawi, Damawi

UNIT 2: CELLULAR PATHOLOGY (Zarbe Khaliya)

A. Cell Injury

Unani TermModern TermKey Features
FasadatDegenerationReversible/irreversible cell changes
Saraiyat NakhrNecrosisCell death - 5 types
InfarctionInfarctionIschemic necrosis
GhangharanaGangreneDry, wet, gas gangrene
Types of Necrosis (must know for exam):
  1. Coagulative - most organs (MI)
  2. Liquefactive - brain, abscess
  3. Caseous - TB
  4. Fat necrosis - pancreas
  5. Fibrinoid - autoimmune

B. Cellular Adaptation (Tatabuq)

Unani TermModern TermExample
ZamoorAtrophyDisuse of muscle
TazakhkhumHypertrophyCardiac hypertrophy in HTN
HyperplasiaHyperplasiaEndometrial hyperplasia
MetaplasiaMetaplasiaBarrett's esophagus

UNIT 3: ILTIHAB (Inflammation)

Cardinal Signs (Alamaat Khamsa):

  1. Humra - Redness (Rubor)
  2. Waram - Swelling (Tumor)
  3. Hararat - Heat (Calor)
  4. Dard - Pain (Dolor)
  5. Nuqsan-e-Amal - Loss of function (Functio laesa)

Types of Inflammation:

  • Haarr Yabis - Acute inflammation
  • Baarid Ratb - Chronic inflammation
  • Serous, Fibrinous, Suppurative, Hemorrhagic

Cells in Inflammation:

  • Acute: Neutrophils (first responders)
  • Chronic: Lymphocytes, Macrophages, Plasma cells

Healing and Repair (Indemal):

  • Primary intention (Iltiam-e-Awwal)
  • Secondary intention (Iltiam-e-Saani)
  • Factors affecting wound healing

UNIT 4: FASADE KHOON (Blood Disorders)

ConditionUnani TermKey Point
AnaemiaFuqr-ud-DamLow Hb, types: iron def, pernicious, hemolytic
PolycythaemiaKasrat-ud-DamIncreased RBCs
LeukemiaSarataan-ud-DamMalignant WBC proliferation
ThrombosisIndaraajClot in vessel
EmbolismHambistagiTravelling clot
DIC-Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation

UNIT 5: AURAM (Tumours/Neoplasia)

Classification:

FeatureBenign (Khosh Khu)Malignant (Bad Khu/Sarataan)
GrowthSlowRapid
CapsulePresentAbsent
MetastasisNoYes
RecurrenceRareCommon
DifferentiationWellPoor

Unani Classification of Sarataan:

  • Damawi, Safraawi, Balghami, Sawdawi types
  • Warm (hot) vs Baarid (cold) tumours

UNIT 6: ILMUL ASBAB (Etiology)

Categories of Causes:

  1. Asbab Zarooriyya - Essential causes (air, food, sleep, exercise, emotions, excretion)
  2. Asbab Ghair Zarooriyya - Non-essential (accidental)
  3. Asbab Baadiyya - Predisposing causes
  4. Asbab Muheeyya - Precipitating causes

Sittah Zarooriyya (Six Essential Factors) - HIGH YIELD:

  1. Hawa - Air & environment
  2. Makool wa Mashroob - Food & drink
  3. Naum wa Yaqzah - Sleep & wakefulness
  4. Harakat wa Sukoon Badani - Physical activity & rest
  5. Harakat wa Sukoon Nafsani - Emotional activity & rest
  6. Ihtibas wa Istifragh - Retention & evacuation

UNIT 7: ILMUL ALAMAAT (Symptomatology)

Classification of Symptoms:

  • Alamaat Sahiha - Pathognomonic signs
  • Alamaat Ghalba - Signs of humoral predominance
  • Alamaat Buhran - Signs of crisis
  • Alamaat Maut - Signs of death (Hippocratic facies, etc.)

Pulse (Nabz) Examination:

  • Size, rate, rhythm, force, tension
  • Nabz in various diseases - important for viva

Urine (Bol) Examination:

  • Color, smell, consistency, sediment
  • Tahleel-e-Bol (urine analysis) - classic Unani diagnostic tool

UNIT 8: ILMUL JARASEEM (Microbiology)

Bacteria (HIGH YIELD organisms):

OrganismDiseaseKey Feature
Mycobacterium tuberculosisTB (Diqq)AFB staining, caseation
StaphylococcusSkin/wound infectionGram +ve cocci in clusters
StreptococcusThroat, rheumatic feverGram +ve cocci in chains
Salmonella typhiTyphoidWidal test
Vibrio choleraeCholera (Haiza)Rice-water stools
E. coliUTI, diarrheaGram -ve rod
ShigellaDysenteryBloody diarrhea
Treponema pallidumSyphilisSpirochete

Parasites, Fungi, Viruses:

  • General description required (Ajmali Bayan)
  • Key parasites: Plasmodium (Malaria), Entamoeba, Ascaris
  • Key viruses: HIV, Hepatitis B, Influenza

📖 PAPER II - Systemic Pathology

(Mahiyatul Amraz Nizami)


SYSTEM 1: AMRAAZ QALB WA UROOQ (Cardiovascular Diseases)

DiseaseUnani TermKey Points
Coronary OcclusionInsidad Shiryan IkliliMI, ST elevation, troponin rise
EndocarditisIltihab Batana QalbInfective vs Rheumatic
Hypertrophy of HeartIzamul QalbLVH in hypertension
CardiomyopathiesAmraaz Azlaate QalbDilated, Hypertrophic, Restrictive
HypertensionFisharuddamPrimary vs Secondary
AtherosclerosisSalaabate ShiriyanPlaque formation
AneurysmAnurismaAortic (most common)
Valvular DiseasesAmraz Samamate QalbStenosis vs Regurgitation
PericarditisIltihabe Ghilaful QalbFriction rub

SYSTEM 2: AMRAAZ NIZAM TANAFFUS (Respiratory Diseases)

DiseaseUnani TermKey Points
BronchitisIltihabe ShobiAcute vs Chronic
PneumoniaZaturriyahLobar, Bronchopneumonia
TuberculosisDiqq/SullPrimary, Secondary; AFB+
AsthmaRabwReversible bronchoconstriction
Lung CancerSarataan RiyaSq cell, Adeno, Small cell
Pleural EffusionDhaatul Janb (Maa)Transudate vs Exudate

SYSTEM 3: AMRAAZ NIZAM HAZM (GIT Diseases)

DiseaseUnani TermKey Points
Gastric UlcerQurha MedaH. pylori, NSAIDs
Duodenal UlcerQurha Amaa Isna AsharMore common than gastric
AppendicitisIltihab Zaida DudiyiMcBurney's point
HepatitisWaram KabidA,B,C,D,E types
CirrhosisTasallub KabidPortal hypertension
ColitisIltihab QalonUC vs Crohn's
Colorectal CaSarataan Amaa Ghaleez-

SYSTEM 4: AMRAAZ GURDA WA MASANA (Renal & Urinary Diseases)

DiseaseUnani TermKey Points
GlomerulonephritisIltihab KulayaatPost-strep, nephrotic/nephritic
Nephrotic SyndromeMutalaazima KulawiyyaHeavy proteinuria, oedema
Urinary Tract InfectionIltihab Masalik BolE.coli most common
Renal CalculiHasah KulyaCalcium oxalate most common
Renal FailureFaalijul KulyaAcute vs Chronic
Renal CarcinomaSarataan KulyaRenal cell ca, Wilm's tumour

SYSTEM 5: AMRAAZ JIGAR WA TIHAL (Liver & Spleen)

  • Fatty liver (Kabid Shahmi)
  • Liver abscess (Dabeela Kabid) - Amoebic most common in India
  • Splenomegaly (Tazakhkhum Tihal)
  • Portal hypertension and its sequelae

SYSTEM 6: AMRAAZ DIMAGH WA AAASAB (CNS Diseases)

DiseaseUnani TermKey Points
MeningitisIltihab Ghishae DimaghBacterial vs Viral
StrokeSaktahIschemic vs Hemorrhagic
EpilepsySaraGeneralized vs Focal
Brain TumourWaram DimaghGlioma most common
Parkinson'sIrtaashDopamine deficiency

SYSTEM 7: AMRAAZ GHUDAD (Endocrine Diseases)

DiseaseKey Points
Diabetes Mellitus (Ziabetes)Type 1 (insulin dep.) vs Type 2; HbA1c
HypothyroidismMyxedema, TSH raised
HyperthyroidismGrave's disease, TSH low
Cushing's SyndromeExcess cortisol
Addison's DiseaseAdrenal insufficiency

🔬 PRACTICALS (100 Marks)

Skills required:
  1. Gross examination of pathological specimens
  2. Histopathology slide reading (H&E stained)
  3. Blood examination - CBC, peripheral smear
  4. Urine routine examination (Tahleel-e-Bol)
  5. Gram staining, AFB staining
  6. Sputum examination
  7. Stool examination
Common slides you MUST know:
  • TB (caseous necrosis)
  • Carcinoma (various types)
  • Pneumonia
  • Cirrhosis
  • Glomerulonephritis
  • Inflammatory cells (acute vs chronic)

✍️ EXAM STRATEGY

HIGH YIELD Topics (Most Commonly Asked):

Paper I (Long Answers - 15 marks):

  1. Iltihab (Inflammation) - types, stages, cells
  2. Soo-e-Mizaj - definition, types, causes
  3. Auram - classification (Unani + Modern)
  4. Cell injury - necrosis vs apoptosis
  5. Sittah Zarooriyya
  6. Tuberculosis - pathology

Paper II (Long Answers - 15 marks):

  1. Coronary artery disease / Myocardial infarction
  2. Tuberculosis - systemic
  3. Diabetes mellitus
  4. Liver cirrhosis
  5. Glomerulonephritis / Nephrotic syndrome
  6. Pneumonia

Short Notes (5-10 marks) frequently asked:

  • Gangrene types
  • Metaplasia vs Dysplasia
  • Embolism
  • Hypertension - pathology
  • Hepatitis types
  • Sarataan (Cancer) - Unani concept
  • Nabz (Pulse) in disease
  • Ghangharana

📅 SUGGESTED STUDY PLAN

WeekTopics
Week 1-2Ilmul Ahwal, Sabab/Marz/Arz, Sittah Zarooriyya
Week 3-4Cell injury, Adaptation, Inflammation
Week 5-6Blood disorders, Tumours/Neoplasia
Week 7-8Ilmul Jaraseem (Microbiology)
Week 9-10CVS + Respiratory system pathology
Week 11-12GIT + Renal + Liver pathology
Week 13-14CNS + Endocrine + Revision
Week 15+Practicals + Viva prep

🔑 KEY MNEMONICS

  • Sittah Zarooriyya = Hawa, Makool, Naum, Harakat Badani, Harakat Nafsani, Ihtibas = "HMN HH I"
  • Cardinal signs of inflammation = Rubor, Tumor, Calor, Dolor, Functio laesa = "RT-CD-F"
  • Types of Soo-e-Mizaj = Hot, Cold, Moist, Dry + 4 combinations = 8 types total
  • Hepatitis transmission = A & E = feco-oral | B, C, D = blood/sexual

Tip: In your answers, always write the Unani terminology first, then the modern equivalent. Examiners love when you connect both perspectives!

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