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TRA 1203: Trauma I
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ORT 1205: Orthopaedics I
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REH 2203: Rehabilitation
  • Teacher: Richard Osewe
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ISP
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Practical I
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First Aid
Research II
COH 103: Community Health

Community health workers (CHWs) are frontline public health workers who have a close understanding of the community they serve. This trusting relationship enables them to serve as a liaison/link/intermediary between health/social services and the community to facilitate access to services and improve the quality and cultural competence of service delivery

HSM 303: Health System Management
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
CLS 103: Clinical Skills

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

TLS 103: Trauma Life Support

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

SHA 103: STI/HIV/AIDS

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

BHS 103: Behavioral Sciences

To successfully pursue a career in Nutrition and Dietetics, Behavioral Science module is very crucial. Here learners are introduced to elements of human behavior. This is in order to appreciate that there are differences in social norms and these in turn influence individuals and group health seeking behaviors.

Material Science

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

PAT 103: Pathology

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

PHY 106: Physiology I

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

ANT 106: Anatomy I

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

ORT 203: Orthopaedics

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

TRM 203: Traumatology I

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

GMD 203: General Medicine

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

GSU: 2206: GENERAL SURGERY

This is an introductory module in the Diploma course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 30 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Surgery in relation to manage orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. 

OTT 203: Orthopaedic Theatre Techniques

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

TRT 203: Traction Techniques

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

CST 203: Casting Techniques

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

OTN 203: Orthopaedic Nursing

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

PHY 206:Physiology II

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

ANT 206: Anatomy II

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

PRT 315: Practical

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

ITR 303: Introduction to Research

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

TRM 303: Traumatology II

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

REH 303: Rehabilitation techniques

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

BIO 303: Essentials of Biomechanics

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

HSM 303: Health System Management

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

CFT 416: Clinical/Field Attachment

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

  • Teacher: Jane Muriithi
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Examination Module
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
CCT 103: Critical and Creative Thinking
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
MWN 103: Mental Wellness
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
IPC 103: Infection Prevention & Control
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
HAS 103: HIV/AIDS/STIs
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
EMS 109: Emergency Medical Services
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
AAP 106: Anatomy and Physiology I
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
FIA 103: First Aid
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
COS 103: Communication skills
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
Management of the airway
Basic Sciences
CPL 225:Management of Patient

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

PRA 118: Practical attachment II
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
AAP 206: Anatomy and Physiology II
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
EMO 212: Emergency Medical Operations
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
AIM 206: Airway Management
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
TRM 203: Trauma Management
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
ALS 203: Advanced Cardiac Life Support
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
BLS 203: Basic Life Support
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
PAS 206: Patient Assessment
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
BCP 203: Basic Pharmacology
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
Emergency Medical Operations
Examination Module
ENE 203: Environmental Emergencies
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
LAM 103: Leadership and Management
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
LWE 203: Law and Ethics
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
DSR 203: Disaster Response
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
ICC 203: Incident Command
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
OBE 206: Obstetric Emergencies
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
PGE 206: Paediatric and Getriatric Emergencies
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
MEM 209: Medical Emergencies
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
Examination Module
MEM 206: Medical Emergencies II
This is a level three module suitably done after you have done Community Health Module. This module has three units and requires a total of at least 30 hours or 3 credit hours to complete. 
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CLM 116:Clinical Methods I

Welcome to this module. 


 
This module is designed to equip you with skills and knowledge to be able to communicate effectively, take appropriate history and perform physical examination on patients


MPL 113:Medical Parasitology & Laboratory Techniques I

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

MEM 103: Medical Microbiology I

In this unit learners are expected to cover definitions of terms, diagnostic index, procedure of Births and Death notification, rules and guideline for mortality

MEB 103: Medical Biochemistry I

This is an introductory module in diploma in clinical Medicine and surgery  course. It requires 30 hours to complete. 

CPL 115:Examination Module Year 1 sem 1

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

CHE 113: Community Health I

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

PTH 113:Pharmacology & Therapeutics I

This is an module in diploma in clinical medicine and surgery . It requires 30 hours to complete. 

GEP 113: General Pathology I

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

Human Anatomy 1
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CLM 127: Clinical Methods II

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

MEP 126:Medical Physiology II

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

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HAT  126:Human Anatomy II

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

  • Enrolled students: There are no students enrolled in this course.
FIA 112:First Aid

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

PTH 126:Pharmacology & Therapeutics II

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

MEB 123: Medical Biochemistry II

This is a module in the clinical medicine and surgery  course. It requires 30 hours to complete.  You will be able to understand more the metabolic processes of human cell. That is explain various cellular chemical processes and diseases that arise from errors in macromolecule metabolism , the clinical application of these cellular processes and the normal levels of various tests done to assess organ functions

GEP 123:General Pathology  II
MEM 123:Medical Microbiology II

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

MPL 124:Medical Parasitology & Laboratory Techniques II

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

CPL 226: Examination Module Year 1 sem II

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

CHE 123: Community Health  II

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

BES 122:Behavioural Sciences

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

CPL 218:Examination Module Year 2 sem 1

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

CLP 213:Clinical Pathology  I

This is a module in the Diploma in Clinical Medicine & Surgery. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of clinical pathology as applies to several body systems. 

MED 216:Medicine I

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

REH 216:Reproductive Health  I

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

SUR 216: Surgery  I

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

PCH 216:Paediatrics and Child Health  I

Paediatrics and Child Health I is a module designed to equip the learner with knowledge, skills, and attitude to diagnose and manage childhood diseases and conditions

Code: PCH 216

Hours: 60 hours

credit:  06

PTH 216:Pharmacology & Therapeutics III

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

HST 213:Health Statistics

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

CPL 225:Clinical Placement IV
CLP 223:Clinical Pathology II

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

MED 226:Medicine II

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

REH 226:Reproductive Health  II

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

SUR 226:Surgery  II

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

PCH 226:Pediatrics and Child Health  II

This is a continuation  module in the diploma in Clinical Medicine and surgery  . It requires 60 hours to complete. That is a 6 credits. This course enables you to apply knowledge, skills and attitude in diagnosis and management in childhood diseases.  cardiovascular disorders:- congenital heart diseases - classification, presentation and management: aetiology, pathophysiology, presentation, diagnosis and treatment of Rheumatic fever, rheumatic heart diseases, infective endocarditis , myocarditis, pericarditis, and congestive cardiac failure. Genital urinary system disorders:- diagnose and manage congenital urethral valves, polycystic kidneys, nephroblastoma, neuroblastoma, aetiology, pathophysiology, presentation, differentials, investigations complications management of urinary tract infection, nephrotic syndrome,  glomerulonephritis and renal failure. gastro hepatobiliary system disorders; diagnose and manage congenital conditions- cleft lip/palate, TOF, pyloric stenosis, hirchsprung's disease, mickels diverticulum, acute intussusception; diarrhoeal disease; Hepatitis, cholecystitis. Haematological and lymphoreticular disorders;- diagnosis,  management of anaemia, bleeding disorders, lymphomas, leukaemias; manage blood transfusion reactions.

CHE 223:Community Health  III

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

PTH 223:Pharmacology and Therapeutics  IV

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

HSM 223:Health System Management II

This is an introductory module in the Certificate course in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course. It requires 60 hours to complete. That is, it is a 6 credit hours. This course enables you to apply principles of Anatomy in relation to diagnosis of orthopaedic and trauma patients. You will be able to understand more the organisation of the human body. That is explain various body tissues, the structural organisation of the skin and body activities and demonstrate the understanding of anatomical organisation of the lower limb.

CPL 312: Examination Module year 3 sem 1
RAT 3112: Rural Attachment
CHE 313: Community Health IV

Occupational health (OH) is the promotion and maintenance of the highest degree of physical, mental and social wellbeing of workers in all occupations by preventing departures from health, controlling risks and the adaptation of work to people and the people to their jobs (ILO/WHO, 1950)

 Demography is very important for health planning, recruitment and allocation of resources. Demography studies population development and other phenomena influencing population change as well as examining effects changes in population have on the economic and social development of society

 Drug and substance abuse are a global public health problem with alcohol and drug abuse phenomenon being as old as mankind. Use of illegal drugs and misuse of therapeutic drugs has spread at an unprecedented rate and affects every part of the globe

SPU 314: Special Units
HSM 312: HEALTH SYSTEM MANAGEMENT III

This is a third year course for the first semester and it is to take 20 hours

This is a course that will enable the student get to understand medico-legal issues, get to understand the code of conduct for clinical officers and the medical fraternity as a whole.

MED 312: Medicine III
REH 312: Reproductive Health III
SUR 312: Surgery III
PCH 312: Paediatrics and Child Health  III

Th module is designed to equip the learner with knowledge, skills and attitudes in the management of  pediatric diseases and conditions.

CPL 322: Examination Module
Research II
CHE 323: Community Health VI
HSM 322: Health Services Management (Entrepreneurship)
MED 323: Medicine IV
REH 322 Reproductive Health IV
SUR 323: Surgery IV
PCH 322: Paediatrics and Child Health IV
MTE 103: Mortuary tools and equipment
MMS 116: Microbiology in mortuary science
PAT 116: Pathology I
HPY 113: Human physiology
HPS 103: Human psychology
COS 103: Communication skills

This course is designed to enable the learners to be able to communicate effectively with clients,. colleagues and all other people that they may come into contact with during their work. The learners shall go through the introduction, definition of communication skills, elements and process of communication (sender, objective, message, dispatching, time factor, medium used, receiver, interpretation, response or feedback, the various modes and patterns of communication, learn the active listening skills, and how to write down a report or all the relevant information obtained during encounter with clients. The learners will also be able to practice the necessary skills with each other in simulated scenarios in the skills laboratory for better understanding and mastery.

LET 123: Law and Ethics

PRA 122: Practical attachment II
  • Enrolled students: There are no students enrolled in this course.
GCO 123: Grief counselling
LET 123: Law and ethics
IEX 123: Interment and exhumation
PMT 123: Post-mortem techniques
ETE 123: Embalming techniques I
PAT 126: Pathology II
ANA 126: Human anatomy  II
FIA 103: First Aid NEW
PRR 2022: Anatomy practical attachment III
BST 203: Biostatistics
PMT 206: Post-mortem technique II