Ncism II Bams Ayug-At

Course curriculum for Second Professional BAMS
(PRESCRIBED BY NCISM)
Agad Tantra evam Vidhi Vaidyaka

(SUBJECT CODE : AyUG-AT)
(Applicable from 2021-22 batch, from the academic year 2023-24 onwards for 5 years or until further
notification by NCISM, whichever is earlier)
BOARD OF AYURVEDA
NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR INDIAN SYSTEM OF MEDICINE
NEW DELHI-110058
AyUG-AT - II BAMS, NCISM

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NCISM
II Professional Ayurvedacharya
(BAMS)
Subject Code : AyUG-AT
Summary
Total number of Teaching hours: 300
Lecture hours(LH)-Theory
100 100(LH)
Paper I 100
Non Lecture hours(NLH)-Theory

200 200(NLH)
Paper I 60
Non Lecture hours(NLH)-Practical

Paper I 140
Examination (Papers & Mark Distribution)
Item Theory Component Marks Practical Component Marks

Practical Viva Elective IA
Paper I 100 (Set SA)
100 60 10 30
Sub-Total 100 200
Total marks 300
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PREFACE
Agada Tantra, is one of the eight clinical branches (Ashtanga) of Ayurveda. This branch of clinical toxicity
was considered as the stalwart of Ayurveda which popularized this science across several civilizations around
the world. Many great explorers glorified the snake bite management existed in India and this paved way for
the popularization of Ayurveda in several countries with Ayurvedic scriptures being translated to several
languages and many scholars came to India to study this science. The subject encompasses the detailed study
for several toxicological conditions ranging from animate, inanimate and other disease entities with an inherent
toxic pathology that enables to apply the principles of Agada Tantra in several diseases of contemporary
significance.
Poisons disrupts the homeostasis created by the three doshas. Agada Tantra details measures to re-establish
the proper functioning of the dosha, dhatu, mala, srotas and to reinstate the vital force (Oja). To attain this, a
judicious use of Agada formulations is necessary coupled with specific treatment procedures enshrined in the
24-fold treatments (Chaturvimsati Upakrama). A proper assessment of the patient with respect to the level of
spread of poison in the body ascertained through the concept of Vega is utmost important as far as any
successful management of poisoning is concerned. A thorough knowledge of all these is essential to adopt
treatment of any poison or to extend it to any contemporary toxicological conditions like contact dermatitis,
food poisoning etc. Current curriculum has been designed to unearth the scope of this subject as a clinicl
branch which aims at empowering an undergraduate student to understand the current clinical toxicological
manifestations under the theoretical and practical/clinical framework of Agada Tantra.
The present curriculum of Agada Tantra equips an undergraduate student to grasp the clinical utility of these
concepts through an effective teaching-learning process involving cognitive, psychomotor and affective
domains. Students will be guided through effective teaching-learning methods to understand the concepts
through state-of-the-art techniques like activity based learning, problem based learning and group activities.
Effective evaluation techniques are also been incorporated to make the student community learn this subject in
its entirity and utilizes the spectrum of its theoretical, practical and clinical aspects.

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INDEX
Course Code and Name of Course ........................................................................................................ 5

Table 1- Course learning outcomes and matched PO ......................................................................... 5
Table 2 : Contents of Course ................................................................................................................. 6
Paper 1 ................................................................................................................................................... 6
Table 3: Learning objectives (Theory) of Course ............................................................................ 12
Paper 1 ................................................................................................................................................. 12
List of Practicals ................................................................................................................................... 32
Table 4: Learning objectives (Practical) ............................................................................................ 33
Practical 1 ............................................................................................................................................ 33
Table 4a: List of Practical ................................................................................................................... 40
Activity .................................................................................................................................................. 42
Table 5- Teaching learning method .................................................................................................... 45
Table 6: Assessment Summary: Assessment is subdivided in A to H points .................................. 46
6 A-Number of Papers and Marks Distribution ................................................................................ 46
6 B - Scheme of Assessment (formative and Summative) ................................................................. 46
6 C - Calculation Method for Internal assessment Marks .............................................................. 47
6 D - Evaluation Methods for Periodical Assessment ....................................................................... 47
6 E Question Paper Pattern ................................................................................................................. 48
6 F Distribution of theory examination .............................................................................................. 49
Paper 1 ................................................................................................................................................. 49
6 G Blue print of paper I & II (if applicable) .................................................................................... 51
6 H Distribution of Practical Exam .................................................................................................... 53
References Books/ Resources .............................................................................................................. 56
Abbreviations ........................................................................................................................................ 57

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Course Code and Name of Course
Course code Name of Course

AyUG-AT Agad Tantra evam Vidhi Vaidyaka
Table 1- Course learning outcomes and matched PO
SR1 A1 B1
CO Course learning Outcomes (CO) AyUG-AT Course learning
No At the end of the course AyUG-AT, the students should be able to- Outcomes matched
with program
learning outcomes.
CO1 Demonstrate application of fundamental concepts of Agada Tantra, PO1,PO2
Vyavahara Ayurveda and Vidhi vaidyaka in real life situations.
CO2 Diagnose and manage acute and chronic poisoning due to Sthavara, Jangama PO1,PO2,PO3,PO4,
and Kritrima visha along with their contemporary relevance. PO5
CO3 Demonstrate application of concepts of Dushivisha, Garavisha and Viruddha PO1,PO2,PO3,PO4,

ahara in prevention, diagnosis and management of diseases. PO5
CO4 Demonstrate application of principles of Agada Tantra and therapeutic PO2,PO3,PO4,PO5,

administration of common Agada yoga and Visha dravya in Clinical practice. PO9
CO5 Appreciate research updates in relevance to Agada Tantra and apply for PO6,PO7,PO8,PO9
healthcare promotion and social awareness.
CO6 Demonstrate application of professional skills of Forensic Medicine in PO2,PO3,PO6

handling medico legal issues.
CO7 Demonstrate professional and ethical behavior in discharging the medico- PO5,PO6,PO8,PO9
legal duties and responsibilities in abidance to the law.

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Table 2 : Contents of Course
Paper 1
Sr. A2 B2 C2 D2 E2
No List of Topics Term Marks Lecture Non-
hours Lecture
hours
1 Concepts of Agada Tantra (Clinical Toxicology) 1 13 8 1
1.1 Agada Tantra and Clinical Toxicology.
1.2 Scope of Agada Tantra.
1.3 Definition of visha and poison, synonyms, visha guna,
difference between visha, madya and oja guna, visha gati,
classification of visha and poison, sthavara and jangama
visha adhishtana.
1.4 Difference between poison, venom and toxin.
1.5 Routes of administration of poison.
1.6 Mode of action of visha (visha gunanusara karma) and
poison (Introduction to toxicokinetics)
1.7 Factors modifying the action of poison.
1.8 Visha vardhaka bhava and visha sankata
1.9 Vishavega, vegantara and sthavara visha veganusara
lakshana and chikitsa.
1.10 Visha peeta and vishamukta lakshana.
2 Visha Chikitsa (Management of Poisoning) 1 5 4

2.1. Diagnosis of poisoning in living & dead
2.2. Chaturvimshati upakrama.
2.3. General principles of management of poisoning.
2.4. Duties of medical officer in case of suspected
poisoning.
3 Vishakta aahara pariksha and Viruddha ahara 1 3 2

3.1. Sources of exposure of visha with contemporary
relevance.
3.2. Vishakta aahara pariksha.
3.3. Adulteration and tests for its detection.
3.4. Techniques used in the detection of poisons.
3.5. Viruddha-ahara with contemporary relevance.
3.6. Food poisoning and amavisha.
4 Garavisha and Dooshivisha 1 12 7 2

4.1. Garavisha
4.2. Dooshivisha
4.3. Contemporary aspects of garavisha and dooshivisha.
4.4. Role of garavisha and dooshivisha in the manifestation
of diseases
4.5. Research updates in garavisha and dooshivisha
5 Visha Upadrava and diseases caused due to exposure to 1 4 2

Visha/poisons

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5.1 Visha upadrava
5.2 Drug-induced toxicity
5.3 Occupational hazards.
5.4 Allergic manifestations
5.5 Endocrine disrupters
6 Environmental Toxicology 2 11 2 5
6.1 Vishakta vayu, jala and bhumi (air, water and

land pollution)
6.2 Effect of biological, chemical and nuclear
warfare.
6.3 Ecotoxicology & biomagnification.
6.4 Toxicovigilance.
7 Dermatological manifestations of visha/poisons. 2 6 2

7.1. Contact dermatitis and its management.
7.2. Signs and symptoms and management of abhyanga
visha, lepa visha, vastra visha, paduka visha, abharana visha
etc. with contemporary relevance.
7.3. Signs and symptoms and management of
dermatological manifestations due to cosmetics, chemicals,
occupational and other allergens.
7.4. Dermatological manifestation due to dooshivisha and
garavisha.
7.5. Dermatological manifestation due to bites and stings.
8 Therapeutic utility of Agada yoga 2 1 0
8.1 Dooshivishari agada

8.2 Bilwadi agada
8.3 Dashanga agada
8.4 Murvadi agada
8.5 Panchashirisha agada
8.6 Vishaghna mahakashaya (Charaka Samhita)
8.7 Ekasara gana (Sushruta Samhita)
9 Sthavara visha – Poisons of Plant origin 2 17 4 2

9.1. Cardiac Poisons - Vatsanabha, Karaveera, Digitalis,
Tobacco and Cerbera odollam.

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9.2. Neurotoxic Poisons- Kupeelu, Ahiphena, Dhattura,
Bhanga.
9.3. Irritant Poisons - Jayapala, Gunja, Bhallataka, Arka,
Snuhi, Langali.
10 Sthavara Visha – Poisons of Metallic origin 2 4 2

10.1. Arsenic.
10.2. Mercury.
10.3. Lead.
10.4. Copper
11 Jangama Visha 2 10 6
11.1. Sarpa visha

11.2. Loota visha
11.3. Vrischika visha
11.4. Mushika visha and its contemporary
relevance.
11.5. Alarka visha and its contemporary relevance.
11.6. Keeta visha
11.7. Vector borne diseases.
12 Kritrima visha 3 12 2 0
12.1. Inorganic Acids – Sulphuric acid,

Hydrochloric acid, Nitric acid.
12.2. Organic Acids - Oxalic acid, Carbolic acid,
Formic acid.
12.3. Alkalies - Potassium hydroxide and Sodium
hydroxide.
12.4. Asphyxiants – Carbon monoxide, Carbon
dioxide.
12.5. Non-metallic poisons – Phosphorous, cyanide
12.6. Hydrocarbons – Kerosene.
12.7. Agrochemical Poisoning – Organo-phosphorus
compounds, Carbamates, Organo-chlorine
compounds, Aluminium phosphide.
12.8. Household poisons.
13 Substances of abuse 3 4 3
13.1. Madya and madatyaya, Alcoholism.
13.2. Addiction - Alcohol, Bhang, Opioids, Tobacco and
Digital addiction.
13.3. Drugs of abuse- Lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) and
3,4-Methylenedioxy methamphetamine (MDMA).

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13.4. Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS)
Act.
14 Agada Tantra perspectives on cancer 3 2 4

14.1. Toxic carcinogens.
14.2. Toxicities due to chemo and radiotherapy and its
Ayurvedic approach.
14.3. Agada and visha dravya prayoga in the prevention and
management of cancer along with its research updates.
15 Forensic medicine (Vyavahara Ayurveda) and Medical 1 10 1 0

jurisprudence (Vidhi vaidyaka):
15.1 Forensic Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence.

15.2 Introduction to Indian Penal Code, Indian
Evidence Act and Criminal Procedure Code.
16 Vaidya sadvritta : Duties and Responsibilities of medical 1 6 4

practitioner
16.1 Vaidya sadvritta, medical ethics and code of

conduct, Charaka oath and Hippocratic oath.
16.2 NCISM - constitution, objectives and
functions.
16.3 Duties, rights and privileges of a registered
medical practitioner.
16.4 Consent, professional secrecy and privileged
communication.
16.5 Professional negligence, professional
misconduct and unethical practices.
16.6 Defenses in medical negligence suits.
16.7 Medical records.
16.8 Consumer Protection Act.
17 Legal Procedures 1 4 4
17.1. Courts and their powers
17.2. Inquest, evidence and witnesses
17.3. Court procedures: summons, oath, recording of
evidence and conduct money.
17.4. Conduct of a medical professional in the court of law.
18 Personal identity 1 2 2

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18.1. Identification data
18.2. Age
18.3. Race, religion, sex.
18.4. Moles, tattoos, scars, occupational marks & hairs.
18.5. Hand writing, dactylography, DNA typing and
superimposition
19 Thanatology 2 12 6 2
19.1. Death
19.2. Signs of death.
19.3. Medicolegal autopsy and exhumation.
19.4. The Transplantation of Human Organs and Tissues
Act (THOTA).
20 Asphyxial deaths 2 4 2
20.1. Hanging.
20.2. Strangulation and suffocation
20.3. Drowning.
21 Injury 2 5 3
21.1. Basics of injury
21.2. Mechanical injury
21.3. Firearm injury
21.4. Thermal injury
21.5. Dowry death
22 Pregnancy, delivery and abortion 3 6 2 3
22.1 Medico-legal aspects of pregnancy, delivery,

infanticide and battered baby syndrome.
22.2 Abortion, Medical Termination of Pregnancy
(MTP) Act and Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal
Diagnostic Techniques (PCPNDT) Act.
22.3 Medico-legal aspects of artificial insemination
and surrogacy.
23 Sexual offences 3 2 1
23.1. Rape
23.2. Medico-legal aspects of sexual offences
23.3. Protection of Children from Sexual Offences
(POCSO) Act
24 Forensic psychiatry. 3 7 2 2
24.1. Common symptoms associated with psychiatric
disorders
24.2. Lucid interval

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24.3. Civil and criminal responsibilities of a mentally ill
person
24.4. Mental Health Act (MHA)
25 Forensic science laboratory 3 1 0

25.1. Hierarchy and major divisions of forensic lab
services.
25.2. Newer techniques and recent advances - polygraphy,
narcoanalysis, DNA profiling.
26 Laws, Acts, Rules and Regulations 3 3 2

26.1 Clinical Establishments Act
26.2 State AYUSH registration board rules and regulations.
26.3 Medicare Service Persons and Medicare Service
Institutions (Prevention of violence and damage or loss to
property) Act, 2008.
26.4 Drugs and Cosmetics Act and Rules – Schedules
related to poison.
26.5 The Occupational Safety, Health and Working
Conditions Code, 2020
26.6 Employees State Insurance Act, 1948.
26.7 Rights of Person with Disability Act, 2016.
Total Marks 100 100 hr 60 hr

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Table 3: Learning objectives (Theory) of Course
Paper 1
A3 B3 C3 D3 E3 F3 G3 H3 I3 J3
Course Learning Objective (At the end of the session, the students Doma Must to know Level T-L Assessment Form Term Integr
outcome should be able to) in/sub / desirable to Does/ meth ative/ ation
know / Nice Show od (Refer summ
abbreviations)
to know s ative
how/
Know
s
how/
Know
Topic 1 Concepts of Agada Tantra (Clinical Toxicology) (Lecture :8 hours, Non lecture: 1 hours)
CO1 Define Agada Tantra and Toxicology. Describe the scope of CK MK K L&PP T-EMI,T- EW F&S I
Agada Tantra in the present era. T
CO1 Define visha and poison. Enlist its synonyms. CK MK K L&PP T-EMI F&S I
T
CO1 Differentiate between poison,venom and toxin. CK MK K L,L& P-VIVA F&S I

PPT
CO1 Describe classification of visha & poison CK MK K L&PP T-EMI,P- F&S I

T VIVA
CO1 Describe sthavara and jangama visha adhisthana. CK MK K L&PP T- EW F&S I

T
CO1 Describe the routes of administration of poison. CC MK K L&PP T- EW,P- F&S I

T VIVA
CO1 Enlist visha guna and differentiate between visha, madya and oja CK MK K L&PP T-EMI F&S I

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guna. T
CO1 Describe the mode of action of visha (visha gunanusar karma) & CC MK KH L,L& T-EMI,T- EW F&S I
poison (Introduction to toxicokinetics). PPT,L
&GD
CO1 Describe the factors modifying the action of poison. CC MK KH L&PP T- EW F&S I
T
CO1 Describe vishavardhaka bhava and visha sankata. CC MK KH L&PP T-EMI,T- F&S I
T EW,P-VIVA
CO1 Describe visha vega & vegantara CK DK K L&PP T-EMI,P- F&S I

T VIVA
CO1 Describe sthavara visha veganusara lakshana and chikitsa CK MK K L,L& T-EMI F&S I
PPT
CO1 Describe vishapeeta and vishamukta lakshana. CK MK K L&G T-EMI,P- F&S I

D VIVA
Topic 2 Visha Chikitsa (Management of Poisoning) (Lecture :5 hours, Non lecture: 4 hours)
CO2 Describe the diagnosis of poisoning in living and dead. CAP MK KH L&PP T-EMI,T- F&S I
T EW,P-VIVA
CO2 Enumerate and discuss chaturvimshati upakrama CC MK KH L&PP T- EW,P- F&S I

T VIVA
CO2 Describe the general principles of managment of poisoning. CAP MK KH L&PP T-EMI,P- F&S I V-KC
T VIVA
CO2 Describe the duties of medical officer in case of suspected CK MK K L&PP T-EMI,P- F&S I
poisoning. T VIVA
Topic 3 Vishakta aahara pariksha and Viruddha ahara (Lecture :3 hours, Non lecture: 2 hours)

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CO1,CO2,CO Explain the various sources of exposure of visha like anna, CK DK K L&PP T- EW,CL- F&S I
3 paana, vastra, abhyanga, lepa, paduka, abharana, etc. T,L& PR,M-CHT
GD
CO1,CO2,CO Describe the Ayurvedic methods of detection of food and CC MK KH L&PP T- EW,P-VIV F&S I
3 beverages contaminated with visha. T,L_ A,P-EXAM
VC,S
DL,D
CO1,CO2,CO Define adulteration, describe the methods of detection of CAP DK KH L_VC T- EW,P-VIV F&S I
3 adulterants and its relevance in Agada Tantra. ,SDL, A,P-
PT EXAM,OSPE
,RK
CO1,CO2,CO Describe the modern analytical techniques for the detection of CC NK KH L&PP T- EW,P- F&S I
3 poison (in contaminated articles) like chromatography, T,L& VIVA,CL-PR
spectroscopy, etc. GD,L
_VC
CO1,CO2,CO Define viruddha ahara and explain its types. CC MK KH L&PP T- EW,P- F&S I
3 T,L& VIVA,INT
GD,B
S
CO1,CO2,CO Discuss and illustrate the contemporary importance of viruddha CAN MK KH L&G T- EW,QZ F&S I
3 ahara with examples D,BS, ,CL-PR
SDL
CO1,CO2,CO Discuss the application of concepts of viruddha ahara in the CAP MK KH L&G T- EW,P-VIV F&S I
3 prevention and management of diseases. D,BS, A,CR-RED
SDL
CO1,CO2,CO Describe food poisoning, its types and management. CC MK KH L&PP T- EW,P-VIV F&S I
3 T,L& A,CR-RED

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GD,L
_VC,
CD
CO1,CO2,CO Discuss the clinical application of principles of Agada Tantra in CAP MK KH L&G T- EW,P- F&S I
3 the management of food poisoning. D,BS, VIVA,CL-PR
CBL,
SDL
CO1,CO2,CO Describe the concept of amavisha. CC MK KH L&PP T- EW,P- F&S I

3 T,L& VIVA
GD,L
_VC
Topic 4 Garavisha and Dooshivisha (Lecture :7 hours, Non lecture: 2 hours)

CO1,CO3 Describe the various definitions of garavisha. CK MK K L&PP T- EW F&S I
T
CO1,CO3 Describe the clinical presentations of garavisha. CC MK KH L&PP T- EW F&S I

T
CO1,CO3 Understand and explain the management principles of garavisha. CC MK KH L&PP T- EW F&S I
T
CO1,CO3 Describe the various definitions of dooshivisha. CC MK KH L&PP T- EW F&S I

T
CO3 Describe the clinical presentations of dooshivisha. CC MK KH L&PP T- EW F&S I

T
CO3,CO4 Describe the principles of management of dooshivisha. CC MK KH L&PP T- EW,P-REC F&S I

T,DIS
CO3,CO4 Discuss the application of the concept of dooshivisha and CAP MK KH L&G P-VIVA F&S I

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garavisha and its management in day to day clinical practice. D
CO3,CO5 Discuss the recent research updates in the concept of garavisha CAN MK KH L&G P-VIVA,CL- F&S I
and dooshivisha. D,PE PR
R
CO1,CO3,CO Describe garavisha and dooshivisha as an etiology for the CAP MK KH DIS,B P-VIVA,CL- F&S I
4 diseases of present era. S,FC PR
Topic 5 Visha Upadrava and diseases caused due to exposure to Visha/poisons (Lecture :4 hours, Non lecture: 2 hours)
CO1,CO3 Describe visha upadrava. CK MK K L&PP T- EW,P- F&S I
T VIVA
CO2,CO3,CO Define drug induced toxicity and discuss its Agada Tantra CC MK KH L&G T- EW,T- F&S I
4 perspective. D,L_ OBT,P-VIVA
VC,B
S
CO2,CO3,CO Discuss the application of principles of Agada Tantra in drug CAP MK KH L&PP T- EW,P- F&S I
4 induced hepatotoxicity, nephrotoxicity and neurotoxicity. T,CB VIVA,CL-PR
L
CO2,CO3,CO Discuss various occupational poisons and their health hazards. CC MK KH L&PP T-OBT,P-VIV F&S I H-SW
4 T,PB A,M-CHT,M-
L,SD POS
L
CO2,CO3,CO Discuss the application of principles of Agada Tantra in CC DK KH L&PP QZ ,CL-PR,M- F&S I
4 occupational diseases caused due to pollution, paints, pesticides, T,ML CHT,M-POS
fertilizer and other chemicals.
CO2,CO3,CO Define and discuss allergy, types of allergens and its CC MK KH L&PP INT,CR-RED F&S I
4 understanding as per Ayurveda. T,DIS
,BS,C

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BL
CO2,CO3,CO Discuss the application of the treatment principles of Agada CAP MK KH L&G T-EMI,P-VIV F&S I
4 Tantra in various allergic manifestations. D,BS, A,PRN,CL-PR
CBL
CO2,CO3,CO Define and enlist endocrine disruptors and discuss its Agada CAP DK KH L&PP CL-PR,M- F&S I
4 Tantra perspectives. T,DIS CHT,COM
,BS,C
BL
Topic 6 Environmental Toxicology (Lecture :2 hours, Non lecture: 5 hours)

CO4,CO5 Define environmental toxicology. CK DK K L&PP PRN,M-POS F&S II
T,DIS
CO3,CO4,CO Describe the lakshanas and chikitsa of vishakta bhoomi, vishakta CK DK K L&PP P-VIVA,P- F&S II
5 jala, and vishakta vayu. T MOD
CO4,CO5 Define pollution. Describe various pollutants and explain water CK DK KH L&PP T- EW,T-CS,P F&S II
pollution, soil pollution, air pollution,along with their health T,BS RN,P-MOD
hazards.
CO4,CO5 Describe the health effects of biological, chemical and nuclear CK NK K L&G PRN,QZ F&S II
warfare. D,SD
L
CO4,CO5 Define ecotoxicology & biomagnification. CK NK KH L&G PRN,CL-PR F&S II

D,SD
L
CO4,CO5 Explain the concept of toxicovigilance CC DK K FC,S P-POS,CL- F II

DL PR,CR-RED
Topic 7 Dermatological manifestations of visha/poisons. (Lecture :6 hours, Non lecture: 2 hours)

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CO3,CO4 Describe the clinical presentations and diagnosis of paduka visha, CAP MK KH L&PP T- EW,P- F&S II
abharana visha, vastra visha, lepa visha, abhyanga visha, etc. T,DIS CASE,CL-PR
,CBL,
CD
CO3,CO4 Discuss the management of paduka visha, abharana visha, vastra CAN MK KH L&PP T- EW,P-EXA F&S II
visha, lepa visha, abhyanga visha, etc. T,DIS M,P-
,CBL, CASE,CL-PR
PER
CO3,CO4 Describe contact dermatitis and its types. CK MK K L&PP T- EW,P- F&S II
T VIVA
CO3,CO4 Discuss the application of treatment principles of Agada Tantra CAP MK KH L&PP P-VIVA,P- F&S II
in the contact dermatitis. T,CB CASE,CL-PR
L
CO3,CO4 Discuss the dermatological conditions caused due to garavisha CAP MK KH L&PP T- EW,P-VIV F&S II
and dooshivisha. T,DIS A,P-CASE
,CBL,
CD
CO3,CO4 Discuss the application of principles of treatment of garavisha CAP MK KH L&PP P-VIVA,P- F&S II
and dooshivisha in the management of dermatological T,DIS CASE,CL-PR
manifestations. ,CBL
CO3,CO4 Discuss the daignosis and application of the treatment principles CAP MK KH L&PP T- EW,P-VIV F&S II
of Keeta visha in dermatological manifestations due to bites & T,DIS A,P-CASE,CL-
stings. ,CBL, PR
SDL
Topic 8 Therapeutic utility of Agada yoga (Lecture :1 hours, Non lecture: 0 hours)
CO1,CO2,CO Enlist ingredients and discuss the therapeutic utility of CAP MK KH L&PP T- EW,P- F&S II

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3,CO4 Doohivishari Agada, Bilwadi Agada, Dashanga Agada, Murvadi T,DIS CASE
agada and Panchashririsha Agada. ,CBL
CO1,CO2,CO Enlist and discuss the ingredients of vishaghna mahakashaya CAP MK KH L&PP T- EW,P- F&S II
3,CO4 (Charaka Samhita) and ekasara gana (Sushruta Samhita). T,BS, VIVA
CBL,
FC
Topic 9 Sthavara visha – Poisons of Plant origin (Lecture :4 hours, Non lecture: 2 hours)
CO2,CO4,CO Describe the active principles, mode of action, fatal dose, fatal CAP MK KH L&PP T- EW,P- F&S II
6 period, signs and symptoms, management, post-mortem T VIVA,P-ID
appearance and medicolegal aspects of vatsanabha.
CO2,CO4 Mention therapeutic dose and enlist two important formulations CK NK K L T-EMI,P-VIV F&S II
of vatsanabha. A,P-EXAM
CO2,CO4,CO Describe the active principles, mode of action, fatal dose, fatal CAP MK K L&PP T- EW,P- F&S II
appearance and medicolegal aspects of karaveera.
CO2,CO4 Mention therapeutic dose and enlist two important formulations CK NK K L T- EW,T- ME F&S II
of karaveera. Qs,P-VIVA,P-
EXAM
CO2,CO6 Describe mode of action, fatal dose, fatal period, signs and CAP NK K L&PP T- EW,P- F&S II
symptoms, management, post-mortem appearance and T VIVA
medicolegal aspects of digitalis.
CO2,CO6 Describe mode of action, fatal dose, fatal period, signs and CK MK K L&PP T- EW,P-ID F&S II
symptoms, management, post-mortem appearance and T
medicolegal aspects of tobacco.
CO2,CO6 Describe mode of action, fatal dose, fatal period, signs and CK DK K L&PP T- EW F&S II
symptoms, management, post-mortem appearance and T

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medicolegal aspects of Cerbera odollam.
CO2,CO4,CO Describe the active principles, mode of action, fatal dose, fatal CK MK KH L&PP T- EW,P- F&S II
appearance and medicolegal aspects of Kupeelu.
CO2,CO6 Mention therapeutic dose and enlist two important formulations CK NK K L T-EMI F&S II
of kupeelu.
appearance and medicolegal aspects of ahiphena.
of ahiphena.
appearance and medicolegal aspects of dhatura.
of dhatura.
CO2,CO4,CO Describe the active principles, mode of action, fatal dose, fatal CK MK K L&PP T- EW,P-VIV F&S II
6 period, signs and symptoms, management, post-mortem T A,P-EXAM,P-
appearance and medicolegal aspects of Bhanga. ID
of bhanga.
CO2,CO4,CO Describe the active principles, mode of action, fatal dose, fatal CK MK K L&PP T- EW,P- F&S II
appearance and medicolegal aspects of jayapala.
CO4 Mention therapeutic dose and enlist two important formulations CK NK K L T-EMI,P- F&S II

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of jayapala. EXAM
CO2,CO4,CO Describe the active principles, mode of action, fatal dose, fatal CAP DK KH L&PP T- EW,P- F&S II
appearance and medicolegal aspects of gunja.
CO4 Mention therapeutic dose and enlist two important formulations CK NK KH L T- EW,P-VIV F&S II
of gunja. A,P-EXAM
CO2,CO4,CO Describe the active principles, mode of action, fatal dose, fatal CAP MK KH L&PP T- EW,P- F&S II
appearance and medicolegal aspects of bhallataka.
CO4 Mention therapeutic dose and enlist two important formulations CK NK K L T-EMI,P-VIV F&S II
of bhallataka. A,P-EXAM
CO2 Describe the active principles, mode of action, fatal dose, fatal CK DK K L&PP T- EW,P- F&S II
period, signs and symptoms, management, post-mortem T VIVA
appearance and medicolegal aspects of arka and snuhi.
CO2,CO4,CO Describe the active principles, mode of action, fatal dose, fatal CK NK K L&PP T- EW,P- F&S II
appearance and medicolegal aspects of langali.
Topic 10 Sthavara Visha – Poisons of Metallic origin (Lecture :4 hours, Non lecture: 2 hours)
CO2 Describe the mode of action, fatal dose, fatal period, signs and CK MK K L&PP T-EMI,T- F&S II
symptoms, management, post-mortem appearance, medicolegal T,PB MEQs,P-
aspects of acute poisoning of L VIVA
1. Arsenic
2. Mercury
3. Lead
4. Copper

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Write its therapeutic dose and enlist any four important
formulations.
CO1,CO2 Discuss the Ayurvedic concepts for the diagnosis and CC DK K L&PP T-EMI,T- F&S II
management of chronic heavy metal toxicity. T,L& MEQs,P-
GD VIVA
CO2,CO3,CO Discuss the toxicological implications of improperly prepared CAP NK KH L&PP P-VIVA F&S II
4 medicines with special reference to those containing metals, T,CB
minerals and poisonous substances. L,FC
Topic 11 Jangama Visha (Lecture :10 hours, Non lecture: 6 hours)

CO2,CO5 Describe sarpa bheda and ennumerate the indentification features CAP MK KH L&PP T- EW,P-VIV F&S II
of darvikara, mandali and rajimantha sarpa. T,BS, A,P-EXAM
CBL
CO2,CO5 Classify snakes and describe the features of venomous and non CAN MK K L&PP T- EW,P-VIV F&S II
venomous snakes and identify their bites. T A,P-EXAM
CO2,CO5 Describe the fatal dose, fatal period, signs and symptoms of CAN MK KH L&PP T- EW,T-CS,P F&S II
common cobra, king cobra, russel’s viper, saw scaled viper, pit T,DIS -VIVA,P-
vipers and common krait. ,BS,C EXAM
BL
Describe the samanya lakshana and samanya chikitsa of CK MK K L T-EMI F&S II

darvikara, mandali and rajimanth sarpa damsha.
CO2,CO5 Describe the management of snake bites according to recent CAN MK KH L&PP T- EW,P-VIV F&S II
WHO snake bite management guidelines. T,CB A,P-EXAM
L,PE
R,CD
CO2,CO5 Describe the classification, diagnosis, samanya lakshana and CAN MK KH L&PP T- EW,P- F&S II
chikitsa of lootavisha with its contemporary aspects. T,CB VIVA

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L
CO2,CO5 Describe the classification, diagnosis, samanya lakshana and CK MK K L&PP T- EW,P-VIV F&S II
chikitsa of vrischika damsha (Scorpion Sting) along with its T,CB A,P-EXAM
contemporary aspects. L,CD
CO2,CO4 Describe leptospirosis and rat bite fever with special reference to CK NK K L,CB T- EW F&S II
mushika visha. L
CO2,CO5 Describe rabies and its management with special reference CK DK KH L&G T- EW,P- F&S II
to alarka visha. D,CB VIVA
L
CO2,CO5 Describe the classification of keeta, samanya sakshana and CAN DK KH L&PP T- EW F&S II
chikitsa of keeta damsha with special importance to regional T,CB
prevalence. L
CO2,CO5 Discuss the application of visha chikitsa in vector borne diseases CAP DK KH L&PP P-VIVA F&S II
like chikungunya, dengue and malaria. T,DIS
Topic 12 Kritrima visha (Lecture :2 hours, Non lecture: 0 hours)

CO2 CK MK KH L&PP T- EW,P-VIV F&S III
Describe the action of poison, fatal dose, fatal period, signs and symptoms, T,PE A,P-EXAM
management, post mortem appearance and medico legal aspects of R
Inorganic acids - Sulphuric acid, Hydrochloric acid and Nitric Acid
Organic acids - Oxalic acids, Carbolic acids and Formic acid
Alkalies
CO2 CK DK KH L&PP T- EW,P- F&S III

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symptoms, management, post mortem appearance and medico legal R
aspects of
Asphyxiants - CO and CO2
Non Metal - Phosphorous
Hydrocarbon - Kerosene
CO2 Describe the action of poison, fatal dose, fatal period, signs and CAP MK SH L&PP T- EW,P-VIV F&S III
symptoms, management, post mortem appearance and medico legal T,PB A,P-EXAM
aspects of agrochemical poisons- organophosphorous compounds, L
carbamates, organochlorine compounds and aluminium phosphide
and enlist the household poisons.
Topic 13 Substances of abuse (Lecture :4 hours, Non lecture: 3 hours)

CO1,CO2 Define Mada and describe its stages. CK MK K L&PP T-EMI,T- F&S III
T MEQs,P-
VIVA
CO1,CO2 Describe the types of madatyaya along with its management. CK MK K L&PP T-EMI,T- F&S III
T MEQs,P-
VIVA
CO1,CO2,CO Describe mode of action, fatal dose, fatal period, signs and CC MK KH L&PP T-EMI,T-CS, F&S III
6 symptoms, management, post mortem appearance and T T-OBT,P-
medicolegal importance of acute ethanol poisoning. VIVA
CO1,CO2,CO Describe mode of action, fatal dose, fatal period, signs and CC MK K L&PP T-EMI,T- F&S III
6 symptoms, management, post mortem appearance and T MEQs,P-
medicolegal importance of acute methanol poisoning. VIVA
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management of chronic alcoholism. D,BS VIVA
CO2,CO4 Discuss the signs & symptoms of alcohol withdrawal with its CC MK KH L&G T- EW,P- F&S III
Ayurvedic approach. D,BS, VIVA
IBL
CO2,CO4 Discuss the signs & symptoms of withdrawal of bhang CC MK KH L&G T- EW,P- F&S III
(cannabis), ahiphena/opium and its derivatives, tobacco, LSD D,BS, VIVA
and MDMA with its Ayurvedic approach. TUT
CO2,CO4 Discuss the reseach updates in Ayurveda in the management of CC MK KH L&G T-EMI,T- ME F&S III
conditions due to substances of abuse. D Qs,T-CRQs,P-
VIVA
CO7 Describe the NDPS Act. CK DK K L&PP T- EW F&S III

T
Topic 14 Agada Tantra perspectives on cancer (Lecture :2 hours, Non lecture: 4 hours)
CO2,CO4 Discuss the concepts of Agada Tantra in oncology. CC MK KH L&G T-EMI,T- F&S III
D,BS, MEQs,P-
PBL VIVA
CO1,CO2 Enlist the cancer causing toxic chemicals / substances (toxic CC MK K L&G T-EMI,T- ME F&S III
carcinogens) and describe the process of mutation in genes and D Qs,T-CRQs,P-
carcinogenesis. VIVA,SA
CO2,CO4 Describe the chemotherapy induced common toxicities and CC MK KH L&PP T-EMI,T- ME F&S III
Ayurvedic approach for its management. T,PB Qs,T-CRQs,P-
L VIVA,SA
CO2,CO4 Describe the radiotherapy induced common toxicity and CC MK KH L&G T-EMI,T- ME F&S III
Ayurvedic approach for its management. D,PB Qs,T-CRQs,P-
L,SD VIVA
L

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CO2,CO4 Discuss the role of visha and vishaghna dravya in the CC DK KH L&G T-EMI,T- ME F&S III
management of cancer along with its research updates. D,BS Qs,T-CRQs,P-
VIVA
Topic 15 Forensic medicine (Vyavahara Ayurveda) and Medical jurisprudence (Vidhi vaidyaka): (Lecture :1 hours, Non lecture: 0 hours)
CO1,CO6,CO Define Forensic Medicine & Medical Jurisprudence. Give an CC MK KH L&G T- EW,P- F&S I
7 introduction to Indian Penal Code (IPC), Criminal Procedure D VIVA,QZ
Code (CrPC) and Indian Evidence Act (IEA).
Topic 16 Vaidya sadvritta : Duties and Responsibilities of medical practitioner (Lecture :6 hours, Non lecture: 4 hours)
CO1,CO6,CO Describe vaidya sadvritta, medical ethics, code of conduct, CK MK K L&PP T- EW,P- F&S I
7 Charaka oath and Hippocratic oath. T,L& VIVA
GD,B
S,PER
CO1,CO6,CO CK MK K L&PP T- EW,P- F&S I

7 Desribe the constitution, objectives and functions of NCISM. T,DIS VIVA
CO6,CO7 Describe the duties and rights and privileges of a registered CK MK K L&PP T- EW,P- F&S I
medical practitioner. T,DIS VIVA
CO1,CO6,CO Describe consent, professional secrecy and privileged CC MK K L&PP T- EW F&S I

7 communication. T,BS
CO1,CO6,CO Describe professional negligence, professional misconduct and CC MK K L&G T- EW,P- F&S I
7 unethical practices. D,CB VIVA
L,PE
R
CO6,CO7 Explain the defenses in medical negligence suits with appropriate CAP MK K L&PP T- EW,P- F&S I
case laws. T,L& VIVA
GD,B

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S,CB
L
CO6,CO7 Describe the maintainance of medical records and explain its CC MK K L,FV T- EW,P- F&S I
significance. VIVA
CO7 Describe the Consumer Protection Act. CK MK K L&PP T- EW,P- F&S I

T VIVA
Topic 17 Legal Procedures (Lecture :4 hours, Non lecture: 4 hours)

CO1,CO6,CO Describe the types of courts along with their powers. Describe - CC MK KH L&PP T- EW,P- F&S I
7 Inquest, Evidence, Witness, Summons, Conduct money and T,DIS VIVA,CL-PR
procedure of recording of evidence in a court of law. Describe ,SDL
the conduct of a medical professional in the court of law.
Topic 18 Personal identity (Lecture :2 hours, Non lecture: 2 hours)

CO1,CO6 Define identification and enlist the identification data. Describe CC DK KH L&PP T- EW,P- F&S I
the method of estimation of age based on Teeth, ossification of T,L_ VIVA
bones, secondary sexual characteristics and general VC,D
development. IS
CO1,CO6 Describe the medico-legal importance of age, tattoo marks and CK DK K L&PP T- EW F&S I
occupational marks. T
CO1,CO6 Describe the medico-legal importance of race, religion, sex, CC DK KH L_VC P-VIVA F I
moles and hair. ,DIS,
EDU
CO1,CO6 Describe the medico-legal importance of handwriting, CK NK K L,ED T- EW F I

dactylography, DNA typing and superimposition as an U
identification data.
Topic 19 Thanatology (Lecture :6 hours, Non lecture: 2 hours)

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CO6 Define death and describe the stages and modes of death. Explain CC MK KH L&PP T- EW,P- F&S II
the immediate changes following death. T,L& VIVA
GD,L
_VC
CO6 CC MK KH L&PP T- EW,P- F&S II

Enlist and explain the early changes following death. Describe T,L_ VIVA
Algor mortis, rigor mortis and livor mortis with regards to their VC,D
definition, mechanism, modifying factors and medico legal IS,SI
importance. M
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CO6 Enlist the late changes following death and describe the CC MK KH L&PP T- EW,P- F&S II
definition, modifying factors and medico legal importance of T,L_ VIVA
putrefaction, mummification and adipocere formation. Enable VC,D
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CO6 Define Autopsy and describe its types, its objectives, rules and CC MK KH L&PP T- EW,P- F&S II
procedure along with exhumation. T,L_ VIVA
VC
CO6 Describe the Transplantation of Human Organs and Tissues Act. CC NK KH BS,S T- EW,P- F II
DL,P VIVA
ER
Topic 20 Asphyxial deaths (Lecture :4 hours, Non lecture: 2 hours)

CO6 Define hanging. Describe its classification, causes of death, post- CK MK KH L&PP T- EW,T- ME F&S II
mortem appearances and medico-legal aspects. T,DIS Qs,T-CS,P-

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VIVA,P-MOD
CO6 Define strangulation and suffocation. Enlist their classification, CK MK K L&PP T- EW,T- ME F&S II
post-mortem appearances and medico-legal aspects. T,D- Qs,PRN,M-
M MOD
CO6 Define Drowning, explain its classification, post-mortem CK MK K L&PP T- EW,P-VIV F&S II
appearances and medico-legal aspects. T,L_ A,PRN,P-
VC CASE
Topic 21 Injury (Lecture :5 hours, Non lecture: 3 hours)

CO6 Define and classify Injuries. Describe the medico-legal aspects of CK MK K L&G T- EW F&S II
injuries. D
CO6 Describe the characteristics, age and medico-legal aspects of CK MK K L&PP T- EW F&S II
mechanical injuries. T
CO6 Describe firearm injuries, its characteristics and medico-legal CK DK K L&PP T- EW F&S II
aspects. Differentiate between entry and exit wound T
CO6 Define and classify thermal injury. Describe charecterstics CK DK K L&G T- EW F&S II
and degrees of burns, rule of nine, post-mortem appearances, and D
medico-legal aspects.
CO6 Explain medico-legal aspects of dowry death. CK NK K L&G T- EW F&S II

D
Topic 22 Pregnancy, delivery and abortion (Lecture :2 hours, Non lecture: 3 hours)
CO6,CO7 Define pregnancy, delivery, infanticide and battered baby CK MK K L,L& T- EW,T-CS,P F&S III
syndrome along with their medico legal aspects. PPT,L -VIVA,P-
&GD EXAM
CO6,CO7 Define and classify abortion, MTP Act and PCPNDT Act. CK MK K L&PP T- EW,T- ME F&S III
T,D- Qs,T-CS,P-

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M,D VIVA,PRN
CO6,CO7 Describe Surrogacy (Regulation) Act 2021 and the Assisted CK NK KH L,L& P-VIVA,O-QZ F&S III
Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Act 2021. PPT
Topic 23 Sexual offences (Lecture :2 hours, Non lecture: 1 hours)

CO6 Describe classification of sexual offences. CK NK KH L&PP P-VIVA,PRN, F&S III
T QZ
CO6 Define rape. Describe the examination of rape victim and CK MK KH L&PP T- EW,P-VIV F&S III
accused and its medico legal aspects. T,CB A,P-
L EXAM,PRN
CO6 Define the un-natural sexual offences and sexual perversion with CK NK K L&PP P-VIVA,QZ F&S III
their medico-legal aspects and give introduction to POCSO Act. T,CB
L
Topic 24 Forensic psychiatry. (Lecture :2 hours, Non lecture: 2 hours)

CO6 Describe the symptoms commonly associated with psychiatric CK DK K L&PP T-EMI,T- F&S III
disorders & the significance of lucid interval. T,TU EW,P-VIVA
T
CO6,CO7 Describe the civil and criminal responsibilities of a mentally ill CK DK K L&PP T- EW,P- F&S III
person. T VIVA
CO6 Describe Mental Health Act CK NK K SDL, T- EW,P- F&S III

PER VIVA
Topic 25 Forensic science laboratory (Lecture :1 hours, Non lecture: 0 hours)

CO6 CK DK K L&PP T-OBT,P- F&S III
25.1. Hierarchy and major divisions of forensic lab services. T,ML VIVA
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narcoanalysis, DNA profiling.
Topic 26 Laws, Acts, Rules and Regulations (Lecture :3 hours, Non lecture: 2 hours)
CO6,CO7 Describe the CK DK K L&PP T- EW,P- F&S III
T,DIS VIVA,CL-PR
1. NCISM Rules and Regulations in force. ,SDL
2. Clinical Establishments Act.
3. Medicare Service Persons and Medicare Service
Institutions (Prevention of violence and damage or loss
to property) Act, 2008.
4. The Drug and Cosmetic Act - schedules related to
poison.
5. Rules and Regulations related to AYUSH State
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List of Practicals (Term and Hours)
PRACTICALS (Marks-100)
S.No List of Topics Term Hours

1 Visha Chikitsa 1 6
2 Vishakta Ahara Pariksha 1 6
3 Dooshivisha, Garavisha, Visha Upadrava 1 20
4 Dermatological manifestation of visha 2 20
5 Environmental toxicology 2 2
6 Jangama Visha 2 10
7 Sthavara visha 2 6
8 Substance abuse 3 8
9 Legal Procedures 1 2
10 Vaidya Sadvritta 1 2
11 Personal Identity 1 4
12 Thanatology 2 6
13 Injury 2 6
14 Sexual offences 3 2
15 Field Visits (Field visits should be integrated along with the educational tour 2 30
conducted by Dravyagunavijnan, Rasasatra and Swasthavrutha Departments)
16 Topics related to regional preference 3 10

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Table 4: Learning objectives (Practical)
A4 B4 C4 D4 E4 F4 G4 H4 I4 K4
Course Learning Objective (At the end of the session, the students Doma Must to know Level T-L Assessment Form Term Integr
outcome should be able to) in/sub / desirable to Does/ meth ative/ ation
know / Nice Show od (Refer summ
abbreviations)
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Topic 1 Visha Chikitsa
CO2 Demonstrate the procedure of gastric lavage on mannequin. CAP MK SH D- P-EXAM,P- F&S I
M,D PRF,OSPE
CO2 Demonstrate the procedure of CPR on mannequin. PSY- MK D D- P-EXAM,P- F&S I

MEC M,D PRF,OSPE
CO2 Observe the differrent procedures for removal of absorbed CC MK KH L_VC P-VIVA F&S I
poison. ,D
Topic 2 Vishakta Ahara Pariksha

CO2 Demonstrate adulteration detection test for urea in milk, boric PSY- MK D D_L P-PRF,RK F&S I
acid in milk, artificial colour in turmeric, pulses and SET
vegetables as per recent Food Safety and Standards Authority of
India (FSSAI) guidelines.
CO2 Demonstrate adulteration detection test for argemone oil in PSY- MK D D_L P-PRF,RK F&S I
mustard oil and adulterants in Honey as per recent FSSAI SET
guidelines.
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CO3,CO4 Diagnosis and management of diseases due to garavisha, CAP MK SH L_VC SP,OSCE ,RK F&S I
dooshivisha and visha upadrava - drug induced toxicities. ,CBL,
SIM,
CD
CO3,CO4 Diagnosis and management of diseases due to garavisha, CAP MK KH L_VC OSCE ,RK F&S II
dooshivisha and visha upadrava - occupational hazards. ,PBL,
CBL,
SIM,
CD
CO3,CO4 Diagnosis and management of diseases due to garavisha, CAP MK KH L_VC OSCE ,RK F&S I
dooshivisha and visha upadrava - allergic manifestations. ,PBL,
CBL,
SIM,
CD
dooshivisha and visha upadrava - autoimmune diseases ,CBL,
CD
dooshivisha and visha upadrava - endocrine disruptors induced ,CBL,
diseases. CD
Topic 4 Dermatological manifestation of visha

CO3,CO4 Diagnosis and Management of Dermatological manifestations CAN MK SH L_VC OSCE ,RK F&S II
due to visha ex: contact poisoning (paduka visha, abharana visha ,CBL,
etc.) CD
CO3,CO4 Diagnosis and management of dermatological manifestations due CAP MK KH L_VC OSCE ,RK F&S II
to visha - bites and stings. ,CBL,
CD

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CO3,CO4 Diagnosis and Management of contact dermatitis based on the CAP MK KH L_VC OSCE ,RK F&S II
principles of Agada Tantra. ,CBL,
CD
Topic 5 Environmental toxicology

CO5 Social Awareness program related to environmental toxicology – AFT- DK SH RP P-VIVA,M- F II
Rally, street play, skit etc VAL CHT
Topic 6 Jangama Visha

CO2,CO4 Demonstrate identification of poisonous and non poisonous CAN MK KH L&G P-VIVA,P- F&S II
snakes. D,L_ EXAM,OSCE
VC,D-
M,FV
CO2,CO4 Demonstration of the diagnosis of poisonous snake bite cases CAP MK KH L&G P-VIVA,P- F&S II
based on local and systemic clinical presentations. D,L_ EXAM,RK
VC,C
BL,C
D
CO2,CO4 Demonstration of identification of vrishchika, loota and keeta CAP MK KH L&G P-VIVA,P- F&S II
based on regional prevalence and their diagnosis based on D,L_ EXAM,RK
clinical presentations. VC,C
BL,C
D
Topic 7 Sthavara visha

CO2 Demonstration of Identification of vatsanabha, karaveera and CAN MK KH D- P-VIVA,P- F&S II
tobacco with their respective toxic parts. M,D EXAM,OSPE
,RK
CO2 Demonstration of Identification of kupeelu, dhattura and bhanga CAN MK KH D P-VIVA,P- F&S II

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and their respective toxic part. EXAM,OSPE
,RK
CO2 Demonstration of Identification of jayapala, gunja, bhallataka, CAN MK KH D P-VIVA,P- F&S II

langali with their respective toxic parts. EXAM,OSPE
,RK
CO2 Demonstration of identification of arsenic, copper, mercury and CAN MK K D-M P-VIVA,P- F&S III
lead. EXAM
CO2 Demonstration of Identification of non metal and mineral CK MK K D P-VIVA,P- F&S III
compounds, acids, alkalis, agrochemicals, hydrocarbons and EXAM,RK
household poisons.
Topic 8 Substance abuse

CO2,CO4 Create public awareness on substance abuse and its ill effects. AFT- MK SH RP,D P-POS,QZ ,M- F III
VAL CHT
Topic 9 Legal Procedures

CO6,CO7 Demonstartion on issuing of fitness certificate, sickness CAN MK D PBL, P- F&S I
certificate, birth and death certificate, and other relevant medical W,PT EXAM,OSPE
and medico legal certificates. ,RK
CO6,CO7 Demonstartion of reporting of Leave against medical advice CAP MK D SDL P-VIVA,RK F I
(LAMA), discharge against medical advice (DAMA) and
doscharge on patient request (DOPR)
Topic 10 Vaidya Sadvritta

CO6,CO7 Exposure to medical records department for understanding CK DK K D,FV P-VIVA F&S I
storage, maintanance and disposal of Medical records.
Topic 11 Personal Identity

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CO6 Demonstrate the method of sex determination based on pelvis. CAP MK SH EDU, P-PRF,OSPE F&S I
SIM,
D
Topic 12 Thanatology
CO6 Observe the procedure of medico-legal autopsy and preparation CAP MK SH L_VC RK S II
autopsy report. ,D,FV
Topic 13 Injury
CO6,CO7 Demonstrate the difference between homicidal, suicidal and CAP MK SH L&PP P-VIVA,P- F&S II
accidental injuries. T,L_ EXAM
VC,SI
M,D-
M
CO6,CO7 Demonstration of drafting of an injury report. CAP MK D D- P-EXAM,P- F&S II

M,D PRF
Topic 14 Sexual offences

CO5,CO6,CO Discuss the essentials of Protection of Women from AFT- DK D L&G C-INT,INT F&S III
7 Domestic Violence Act (PWDV Act) 2005 and The Sexual VAL D,BS,
Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, RP
Prohibition & Redressal) Act and Rules (PoSH Act) 2013.
Topic 15 Field Visits (Field visits should be integrated along with the educational tour conducted by Dravyagunavijnan, Rasasatra and
Swasthavrutha Departments)
CO6,CO7 (Visit to Forensic Science Laboratory) - (Mandatory) Appraise CC MK KH FV P-VIVA,RK F III
the functioning of a forensic science laboratory
CO4,CO5 (Visit to Food testing laboratory) Observe the instrumentation CC DK KH FV RK,COM F I

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CO4,CO5 (Visit to Pollution Control Board) - (Mandatory) Perceive the CC DK KH FV P-VIVA,RK F II
functioning of Pollution Control Board
CO4,CO5 (Visit to De-addiction centre)Observe the management of de- PSY- DK KH FV RK F III

addiction cases GUD
CO7 (Visit to the Court) - (Mandatory) Observe the procedure of court PSY- MK KH FV RK F I
procedure and conduct of a medical practitioner as an expert GUD
witness
CO6 (Visit to mortuary for observation of autopsy)Observe the PSY- MK KH FV P-VIVA,RK F II

procedure of medico-legal autopsy GUD
CO2 (Visit to snake park) - (Mandatory)Observe live specimens of CC DK KH FV P-VIVA,RK F II

snake
CO2,CO7 (Visit to casuality) -( Mandatory) Watch the procedure of CK MK KH FV RK F I

resuscitation and emergency management
CO4,CO5 (Visit to occupational hazards centre)Observe the types and CK DK KH FV RK F II

management of cases of occupational hazard
CO2 (Visit to ASV manufacturing centre)Observe the steps and CK DK K FV RK F II

procedures involved in ASV manufacturing
CO4,CO5 Visit Cancer treatment centre. CK NK K FV RK F III
CO2,CO4 Visit to department of entomology. CC NK K FV RK F II
CO2,CO5 Visit to folklore vaidya using Agada tantra concepts in visha CAP DK SH FV RK F&S II
chikitsa.
Topic 16 Topics related to regional preference

CO2,CO3 Discuss the topics related to regional preference like bites and CAP NK K L&G P-VIVA,M- F III
stings, substance abuse, texts of regional importance, regional D POS

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visha chikitsa practices, regional medico-legal issues etc.

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Table 4a: List of Practical
S.No Name of practical Term Activity Practical hrs

1 Visha Chikitsa 1 1.1 Gastric lavage 6
1.2 Cardiopulnomary resuscitation (CPR)
1.3 Video demonstration or visit to the
emergency care unit for procedures used
for removal of absorbed poison.
2 Vishakta Ahara Pariksha 1 2.1 Adulteration detection Tests 6

2.1.1 Urea in milk
2.1.2 Boric acid in milk
2.1.3 Artificial color in turmeric.
2.1.4 Artificial color in pulses and
Vegetables.
2.1.5 Argemone Oil in Mustard oil
2.1.6 Adulteration in Honey
3 Dooshivisha, Garavisha, 1 3.1 Case based teaching on diseases due to 20

Visha Upadrava dooshivisha and garavisha - drug induced
toxicity, occupational hazards, allergic
manifestations, autoimmune diseases and
endocrine disruptors.
3.2 Recording 10 cases based on case
based teaching or OPD and IPD exposure.
4 Dermatological 2 4.1 Dermatological manifestations due to 20

manifestation of visha visha ex: contact poisoning (paduka visha,
abharana visha etc.) and bites and stings.
4.2 Contact Dermatitis
4.3 Recording 10 cases based on case
based teaching or OPD and IPD Exposure.
5 Environmental toxicology 2 5.1 Social Awareness program – Rally, 2

street play, skit etc.
6 JangamaVisha 2 6.1 Identification of Poisonous and non 10

poisonous snakes
6.2 Diagnosis based on bite marks of
snakes
6.3 Diagnosis and Management of snake
bite cases through audio/video case
presentations or OPD/IPD exposure
6.4 Diagnosis and management of
vrishchika, loota and keeta damsha cases
through audio/video case presentations or

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OPD/IPD exposure.
7 Sthavara visha 2 7.1 Identification of various plant poisons, 6

metal and mineral compounds, acids,
alkalis, agrochemicals, hydrocarbons and
household poisons.
8 Substance abuse 3 8.1 Community Awareness programmes by 8

students like rallies, street play etc.
8.1.1. Observation of international day
against drug abuse and illicit trafficking.
8.1.2. World No tobacco day.
9 Legal Procedures 1 9.1 Hands on training on Preparation of 2

Medical & Medico legal reports.
9.1.1 Fitness & Sickness certificate.
9.1.2 Birth & Death Certificate and other
relevant medical and medico legal
certificates.
9.1.3 Leaving against medical advice
(LAMA), Discharge against medical
advice (DAMA), Discharge on patient
request (DOPR)
10 Vaidya Sadvritta 1 10.1 Exposure to the medical records 2

department for understanding the storage,
maintenance and disposal of medical
records.
11 Personal Identity 1 11.1. Sex determination based on pelvis. 4
12 Thanatology 2 12.1 Procedure of autopsy: visit to 6

mortuary or audio-visual demonstrations.
13 Injury 2 13.1. Hands on training on assessment of 6

accidental, suicidal, and homicidal injuries.
13.2. Preparation of injury report.
14 Sexual offences 3 14.1 Introduction to Protection of Women 2

from Domestic Violence Act (PWDV Act)
2005 and The Sexual Harassment of

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Women at Workplace (Prevention,
Prohibition & Redressal) Act and Rules
(PoSH Act) 2013.
15 Field Visits (Field visits 2 (It is mandatory to have 5 field visits) 30

should be integrated along
with the educational tour
conducted by
Dravyagunavijnan,
Rasasatra and
Swasthavrutha
Departments)
16 Topics related to regional 3 Exposure to topics related to regional 10

preference preference like bites and stings, substance
abuse, texts of regional importance,
regional visha chikitsa practices, regional
medico-legal issues etc.
Total Hr 140
Activity
CO Topic name Activity Details Hours#
CO3,CO4 Survey of personal care Students shall be divided into small groups and 4
products. are asked to collect the information about
common personal care products like soaps,
shampoos, deodorants, cosmetics etc. Then they
sholud be asked to enlist the chemicals used in
them and discuss about the health hazards
associated with their use. Then students can be
asked to present their findings in the form of
class seminar or Charts or Posters or small
videos.
CO5 Community teaching by After undergoing orientation/sensitization regarding 2

students - awareness Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act
among adoloscent about (PWDV Act) 2005 and The Sexual Harassment of
Protection of Women from Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition &
Domestic Violence Act Redressal) Act and Rules (PoSH Act) 2013, the
(PWDV Act) 2005 and The students will have to visit nearby schools/colleges in
Sexual Harassment of small teams/groups and create awareness amongst
Women at Workplace them. This can be done as part of NSS activity or
(Prevention, Prohibition & exclusive visits to schools/colleges.
Redressal) Act and Rules

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(PoSH Act) 2013.
CO2,CO4 Observation of Community awareness programmes by students 3

international day against like rallies, street play etc.
drug abuse and illicit
trafficking
CO2,CO4 No Tobacco Day Community Awareness programmes by students 3

like rallies, street play, skit, flash mob etc.
CO5 Environmental Poster presentation competition related to 2

toxicology environment, rallies, skit, flash mob on World
Environment Day.
CO6,CO7 Vaidya sadvritta Exposure to Medical records department for 2

maintainance, storage and disposal of medical
record, finding out errors in medical case
reccords.
CO6 Forensic psychiatry Seminar/ guest lecture on how to deal with 2

adolescent psychiatric issue
CO2,CO4 Chronic toxicity of heavy Group discusion and case based learning by 1
metals. taking example of published case reports.
CO2,CO4 World Cancer Day to Poster Competition / Quiz Competition / Gruop 4

raise awareness of cancer Discusion
risk and cancer prevention
CO6,CO7 Legal procedure- Mock court / role play 4

Recording of evidence
and duties of a physician
in the court of Law.
CO2 Sarpa Visha 2
1. Identification of poisonous and non

poisononus snakes -
Group Discussion/ Brainstorming - Specimens

(Photos) of poisonous and non poisonous snakes
with their features shall be given to small group
of students and asked to identify the sankes.
2. Clinical diagnosis of snake bites

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Group Discussion - Specimens (Photos)
showcasing local and systemic signs and
symptoms of poisonous (Hemotoxic and
Nuerotoxic) snake bite shall be given to small
group of students and asked to diagnose the case.
CBL - Presentation of recorded cases or the Case

reports or studies published in reputed journals.
Brainstorming/Quiz - The same pictures may be

shown with MCQ's and Quiz session can be
conducted among the groups of students
CO2 Vrischika visha, luta visha 2

and keeta visha. Group Discussion - Specimens (Photos)
showcasing local and systemic signs and
symptoms of Vrischika Visha (Scorpion Sting),
Loota Visha (Spider Bite) and Keetavisha (Insect
bite) and differentiating with snake bites shall be
given to small group of students and asked to
diagnose the case.


conducted among the groups of students.
CO3,CO4 Dooshivisha, garavisha 4

and visha upadrava Group Discussion - Photographs/case reports/
simulated cases showcasing various drug
induced toxicities, occupational hazards, allergic
manifestations, autoimmune diseases and
diseases due to endocrine disruptors shall be
given to small group of students and asked to
assess the dosha, diagnose and discuss the plan
of treatment.

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CO3,CO4 Dermatological 4
manifestation of visha. Group Discussion - Photographs/case reports/
simulated cases showcasing various
dermatological presentations of poison, bites and
stings and contact dermititis shall be given to
small group of students and asked to assess the
dosha, diagnose and discuss the plan of
treatment.


# Hours indicated are included in calculations of Table 3 and 4
Table 5- Teaching learning method
Sr No Teaching learning methods in the course No of Activities
1 Lecture 18
2 Lecture with Power point presentation 106
3 Lecture & Group Discussion 32
4 Lecture with Video clips 13
5 Discussions 22
6 Brainstorming 22
7 Inquiry-Based Learning 1

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8 PBL 6
9 CBL 26
10 Flipped classroom 4
11 Edutainment 2
12 Mobile learning 2
13 Simulation 1
14 Self-directed learning 15
15 Demo on Model 2
16 Tutorial 2
17 Presentations 9
18 Practical 1
19 Case diagnosis 5
20 Demonstration 2
21 Field visit 1
These are overall teaching learning methods listed in Table 3 and 4. Teachers can select the best possible method
amongst the given methods as per objective, available time etc.
Table 6: Assessment Summary: Assessment is subdivided in A to H points
6 A-Number of Papers and Marks Distribution
Subject Papers Theory Practical/Clinical Assessment

Code
Practical Viva Elective IA Sub Grand
(Set SA) Total Total
AyUG-AT 1 100 100 60 10 30 200 300
6 B - Scheme of Assessment (formative and Summative)
PROFESSIONAL DURATION OF PROFESSIONAL COURSE

COURSE
First Term (1-6 Second Term (7-12 Third Term (13-18
Months) Months) Months)
Second 3 PA & First TT 3 PA & Second TT 3 PA & UE **
PA: Periodical Assessment; TT: Term Test; UE: University Examinations.

** University Examination shall be on entire syllabus

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6 C - Calculation Method for Internal assessment Marks
PERIODICAL ASSESSMENT* TERM TERM

TEST** ASSESSMENT
A4 B C D E F G H
TERM 1 (15 2 (15 3 (15 Average Converted Term Test Sub Total Term Ass
Marks) Marks) Marks) (A+B+C/ to 30 (Marks _/60 essment
3) Marks converted Marks (…./30)
(D/15*30) to 30)
FIRST E+F (E+F)/2
SECOND E+F (E+F)/2
THIRD NIL E
Final IA Average of Three Term Assessment Marks as Shown in ‘H’ Column.
Maximum Marks in Parentheses

*Select an Evaluation Method which is appropriate for the objectives of Topics from the Table 6 D
for Periodic assessment. Conduct 15 marks assessment and enter marks in A, B, and C. ** Conduct
Theory (100 Marks)(MCQ(20*1 Marks), SAQ(8*5), LAQ(4*10)) and Practical (100 Marks) Then
convert to 30 marks.
6 D - Evaluation Methods for Periodical Assessment
S. No Evaluation Methods
1 Activities Indicated in Table 3 - Column G3 as per Indicated I, II or III term in column I3
Evaluation Methods in MSE
1. Practical / Clinical Performance

2. Viva Voce, MCQs, MEQ (Modified Essay Questions/Structured Questions)
3. Open Book Test (Problem Based)
4. Summary Writing (Research Papers/ Samhitas)
5. Class Presentations; Work Book Maintenance
6. Problem Based Assignment
7. Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE), Objective Structured Practical Examination
(OPSE), Mini Clinical Evaluation Exercise (Mini-CEX), Direct Observation of Procedures (DOP), Case
Based Discussion (CBD)
8. Extra-curricular Activities, (Social Work, Public Awareness, Surveillance Activities, Sports or
Other Activities which may be decided by the department).
9. Small Project etc.

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6 E Question Paper Pattern
II PROFESSIONAL BAMS EXAMINATIONS

AyUG-AT
PAPER-1
Time: 3 Hours Maximum Marks: 100
INSTRUCTIONS: All questions compulsory
Number of Marks per Total Marks

Questions question
Q1 MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS (MCQ) 20 1 20
Q2 SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS (SAQ) 8 5 40
Q3 LONG ANSWER QUESTIONS (LAQ) 4 10 40
100
Similar for Paper II (If applicable).

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6 F Distribution of theory examination
Paper 1
Sr. A B C
No List of Topics Term Marks MCQ (1 SAQ (5 LAQ
Mark) Marks) (10
Marks)
1 Concepts of Agada Tantra (Clinical 1 13 Yes Yes Yes
Toxicology)
2 Visha Chikitsa (Management of Poisoning) 1 Yes Yes Yes
3 Vishakta aahara pariksha and Viruddha 1 Yes Yes No

ahara
4 Garavisha and Dooshivisha 1 12 Yes Yes Yes
5 Visha Upadrava and diseases caused due to 1 Yes Yes No

exposure to Visha/poisons
6 Environmental Toxicology 2 11 Yes Yes No
7 Dermatological manifestations of 2 Yes Yes No

visha/poisons.
8 Therapeutic utility of Agada yoga 2 Yes Yes No
9 Sthavara visha – Poisons of Plant origin 2 17 Yes Yes Yes
10 Sthavara Visha – Poisons of Metallic origin 2 Yes Yes Yes
11 Jangama Visha 2 Yes Yes Yes
12 Kritrima visha 3 12 Yes Yes Yes
13 Substances of abuse 3 Yes Yes Yes
14 Agada Tantra perspectives on cancer 3 Yes Yes No
15 Forensic medicine (Vyavahara Ayurveda) and 1 10 Yes No No

Medical jurisprudence (Vidhi vaidyaka):

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16 Vaidya sadvritta : Duties and Responsibilities 1 Yes Yes No
of medical practitioner
17 Legal Procedures 1 Yes Yes No
18 Personal identity 1 Yes Yes Yes
19 Thanatology 2 12 Yes Yes Yes
20 Asphyxial deaths 2 Yes Yes Yes
21 Injury 2 Yes Yes Yes
22 Pregnancy, delivery and abortion 3 6 Yes Yes No
23 Sexual offences 3 Yes Yes No
24 Forensic psychiatry. 3 7 Yes Yes No
25 Forensic science laboratory 3 Yes Yes No
26 Laws, Acts, Rules and Regulations 3 Yes Yes No
Total Marks 100

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6 G Blue print of paper I & II (if applicable)
Paper No:1
Question No Type of Question Question Paper Format
Q1 1. Concepts of Agada Tantra (Clinical
Toxicology)
Multiple choice Questions 2. Visha Chikitsa (Management of Poisoning)
20 Questions 3. Vishakta aahara pariksha and Viruddha ahara
1 mark each 4. Garavisha and Dooshivisha
All compulsory 5. Visha Upadrava and diseases caused due to
exposure to Visha/poisons
Must know part - 15 MCQ
6. Asphyxial deaths
Desirable to know - 3 MCQ
7. Dermatological manifestations of
Nice to know part - 2 MCQ
visha/poisons.
8. Therapeutic utility of Agada yoga
9. Kritrima visha / Sthavara Visha – Poisons of
Metallic origin
10. Jangama Visha
11. Substances of abuse
12. Agada Tantra perspectives on cancer
13. Vaidya sadvritta : Duties and Responsibilities
of medical practitioner / Forensic medicine
(Vyavahara Ayurveda) and Medical
jurisprudence (Vidhi vaidyaka):
14. Legal Procedures / Injury
15. Pregnancy, delivery and abortion /
Thanatology
16. Environmental Toxicology / Personal identity
17. Forensic psychiatry. / Forensic science
laboratory
18. Laws, Acts, Rules and Regulations
19. Sthavara visha – Poisons of Plant origin
20. Sexual offences
Q2 1. Vishakta aahara pariksha and Viruddha ahara
/ Visha Upadrava and diseases caused due to
Short answer Questions exposure to Visha/poisons / Garavisha and
Eight Questions Dooshivisha
5 Marks Each 2. Visha Chikitsa (Management of Poisoning) /
All compulsory Therapeutic utility of Agada yoga /
Dermatological manifestations of
Must know - 7 SAQ visha/poisons.
Desirable to know - 1 SAQ 3. Kritrima visha / Sthavara visha – Poisons of
No questions on Nice to Plant origin / Environmental Toxicology /
know Sthavara Visha – Poisons of Metallic origin
4. Jangama Visha / Concepts of Agada Tantra
(Clinical Toxicology) / Vaidya sadvritta :
Duties and Responsibilities of medical

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practitioner
5. Environmental Toxicology / Agada Tantra
perspectives on cancer / Substances of abuse
6. Asphyxial deaths / Personal identity / Injury
7. Pregnancy, delivery and abortion / Sexual
offences / Personal identity
8. Forensic psychiatry. / Forensic science
laboratory / Laws, Acts, Rules and
Regulations
Q3 1. Visha Chikitsa (Management of Poisoning) /

Concepts of Agada Tantra (Clinical
Long answer Questions Toxicology)
Four Questions 2. Jangama Visha / Garavisha and Dooshivisha
10 marks each 3. Kritrima visha / Sthavara visha – Poisons of
All compulsory Plant origin / Sthavara Visha – Poisons of
Metallic origin / Substances of abuse
All questions on must 4. Thanatology / Asphyxial deaths / Personal
know. No Questions on
identity / Injury
Nice to know and Desirable
to know

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6 H Distribution of Practical Exam
S.No Heads Marks
1 Spotting (15 specimens of 4 marks each) 1.1. Snake – 2 specimens 60
1.1.1 Identification - 1 mark
1.1.2 Differentiating features of poisonous/ non-poisonous snake – 1 mark
1.1.3 Important clinical signs - 1 mark
1.1.4 Ayurvedic management - 1 mark1.2. Mineral poisons/ Kritrima

visha (1 specimen each)-2 specimens
1.2.1. Identification - 1 mark
1.2.2 Identification of symptom clusters mimicking other diseases and their
differential diagnosis - 2 marks
1.2.3 Method of detoxification and Antidotes - 1 mark1.3. Toxic

plants– 2 specimens
1.3.1 Identification with scientific, family and sanskrit names 1 mark
1.3.2 Mode of use in Visha cases – 1 mark
1.3.3 detoxification method, Class of poison and Active principles present in
the plant - 1 mark
1.3.4 Antidotes used against the specimen - 1 mark1.4. Antitoxic plants – 3

specimens
1.4.1 Identification with scientific, family and sankrit names - 1 mark
1.4.2 Mode of use in visha - 1 mark
1.4.3 Active principles - 1 mark
1.4.4 Important formulations - 1 mark1.5. Injuries – 2 specimens
1.5.1. Identify the injury - 1 mark
1.5.2. Identify the weapon/criminal act causing such injury - 2 mark
1.5.3. Medico-legal importance - 1 marks1.6. News item – paper

cuttings or other medico-legal case scenarios – 2 specimens
1.6.1. Identify the crime – 1 mark

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1.6.2. Relevant IPC/CrPC sections associated with the crime – 1 mark
1.6.3. Relevant Act related to the crime – with sub-questions related to its
sub-
sections, punishment etc. - 2 marks7. Jangama visha – other poisonous

creatures – 2 specimens
1.7.1. Identification – 1 mark
1.7.2. Adhishtana/samanya lakshana/ chikitsa – 2 marks
1.7.3. specific formulations/doses – 1 mark(Sub-questions mentioned against

each item is for a purpose of example only. Different questions may be
framed on the various aspects of the guidelines provided)
2 Practical Records 10
3 Medical and Medico-legal Certificate WritingStudents will be provided with 10

a case-scenario based on which they are asked to write a medical certificate
for a specific purpose. Evaluation guidelines should be based on the essential
criteria in the format of a valid medical certificate.
4 Short CaseCase scenarios with pictures to diagnose a specific case of 10

poisoning and specific questions asked regarding its clinical
examination, investigations, treatment, prognosis etc.
5 Clinical Applications of Agada 10
Identification of Agada for a case scenario detailed – 2 marks

Select the ingredients of the formulation from a group of
drugs and identify using scientific names and answer sub-questions
based on its preparation, anupana, dose etc. – 8 marks
6 Viva Questions will be asked on the following topics 60
Agada Tantra (2 questions 5 marks each) - 10 marks

Forensic Science (Vyavaharayurveda) (2 questions 5 marks) -
10 marks
Jurisprudence (Vidhivaidyaka) (2 questions 5 marks) - 10
marks
Toxicology (2 questions 5 marks each) - 10 marks
Concepts of Agada Tantra in cancer and substance abuse (one
question from each) (2 questions 5 marks each) - 10 marks
Viva on Compilation and Communication skills (2 questions 5 marks
each) - 10 marks

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7 Electives (Set SA) 10
8 IA 30
Total Marks 200

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References Books/ Resources
S.No Book Author(s)/Resources
1 Concise Forensic Medicine & KS Narayana Reddy, Jaypee Medical Publisher

Toxicology
2 Essentials ofForensic Medicine & K S Narayana Reddy, Jaypee Medical Publisher

Toxicology
3 Principles of Forensic Medicine & Rajesh Bardale, Jaypee Medical Publisher

Toxicology
4 Modern Medical Toxicology VV Pillay, Jaypee Medical Publisher
5 Recent Advances in Forensic Gautam Biswas, Jaypee Medical Publisher

Medicine and Toxicology (Volume 1
& 2)
6 Textbook on Medicolegal Issues: Jaypee Medical Publisher

Related to Various Medical
Specialties by Satish TiwariMahesh
BaldwaMukul TiwariAlka Kuthe
7 Manual on Doctor and Law RN Goel Narendra, Malhotra Shashi Goel, Jaypee Medical
Publisher
8 Jaypee's Video Atlas of Medicolegal Sujith Sreenivas C Prasannan K Thomas Mathew, Jaypee
Autopsy Medical Publisher
9 Jaypee Gold Standard Mini Atlas Jaypee Medical Publisher

Series Forensic Medicine by Ashesh
Gunwantrao Wankhede
10 MODI's Textbook of Medical K Kannan, Jaypee Medical Publisher

Jurisprudence and Toxicology
11 A Text book of Agada Tantra Dr Shobha Bhat, Chaukamba Orientalia
12 Agada Tantra Dr Ramesh Chandra Tiwari, Chaukamba Orientalia
13 Text Book of Agad Tantra Evam Dr Sandeep Charak Dr.Piyush Gupta Dr Divya
Vyavaharayurveda Tiwari, Ayurveda Sanskrit Hindi Pustak Bhandar.
14 Ayodhyaprasad Achal'sAgada Tantra Dr Jina Patnaik, Chaukamba Surbharati Prakashan
15 Illustrated Agada Tantra Dr PVNR Prasad, Chaukamba Sanskrit Series Varanasi
16 Textbook on Agada Tantra DR V P JOGLEKAR, RASHTRIYA SHIKSHAN

MANDAL, PUNE
17 Review of Forensic Medicine and Jaypee Medical Publisher
Toxicology by Dr Gautam Biswas
18 Toxicology - An Ayurvedic Department of Agadtantra, Vaidyaratnam PS Varier

Perspective Ayurveda College, Kottakkal

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Abbreviations
Assessment
S.No Short form Discription
1 T-EMI Theory extended matching item
2 T- EW Theory Essay writing
3 T- MEQs Theory MEQs
4 T-CRQs Theory CRQs
5 T-CS Theory case study
6 T-OBT Theory open book test
7 P-VIVA Practical Viva
8 P-REC Practical Recitation
9 P-EXAM Practical exam
10 PRN Presentation
11 P-PRF Practical Performance
12 P-SUR Practical Survey
13 P-EN Practical enact
14 P-RP Practical Role play
15 P-MOD Practical Model
16 P-POS Practical Poster
17 P-CASE Practical Case taking
18 P-ID Practical identification
19 P-PS Practical Problem solving
20 QZ Quiz
21 PUZ Puzzles
22 CL-PR Class Presentation,
23 DEB Debate
24 WP Word puzzle
25 O-QZ Online quiz

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26 O-GAME Online game-based assessment
27 M-MOD Making of Model
28 M-CHT Making of Charts
29 M-POS Making of Posters
30 C-INT Conducting interview
31 INT Interactions
32 CR-RED Critical reading papers
33 CR-W Creativity Writing
34 C-VC Clinical video cases,
35 SP Simulated patients
36 PM Patient management problems
37 CHK Checklists
38 OSCE OSCE
39 OSPE OSPE,
40 Mini-CEX Mini-CEX
41 DOPS DOPS
42 CWS CWS
43 RS Rating scales
44 RK Record keeping
45 COM Compilations
46 Portfolios Portfolios
47 Log book Log book
48 TR Trainers report
49 SA Self-assessment
50 PA Peer assessment
51 360D 360-degree evaluation
52 TT-Theory Theory
53 PP-Practical Practical
54 VV-Viva Viva

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Domain
1 CK Cognitive/Knowledge
2 CC Cognitive/Comprehension
3 CAP Cognitive/Application
4 CAN Cognitive/Analysis
5 CS Cognitive/Synthesis
6 CE Cognitive/Evaluation
7 PSY-SET Psychomotor/Set
8 PSY-GUD Psychomotor/Guided response
9 PSY-MEC Psychomotor/Mechanism
10 PSY-ADT Psychomotor Adaptation
11 PSY-ORG Psychomotor/Origination
12 AFT-REC Affective/ Receiving
13 AFT-RES Affective/Responding
14 AFT-VAL Affective/Valuing
15 AFT-SET Affective/Organization
16 AFT-CHR Affective/ characterization

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T L method
1 L Lecture
2 L&PPT Lecture with Power point presentation
3 L&GD Lecture & Group Discussion
4 L_VC Lecture with Video clips
5 DIS Discussions
6 BS Brainstorming
7 IBL Inquiry-Based Learning
8 PBL PBL
9 CBL CBL
10 PrBL Project-Based Learning
11 TBL TBL
12 TPW Team project work
13 FC Flipped classroom
14 BL Blended Learning
15 EDU Edutainment
16 ML Mobile learning
17 ECE ECE
18 SIM Simulation
19 RP Role plays
20 SDL Self-directed learning
21 PSM Problem solving method
22 KL Kinesthetic Learning
23 W Workshops
24 GBL Game-Based Learning
25 D-M Demo on Model

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26 LS Library Session
27 PL Peer learning
28 RLE Real life experience
29 REC Recitation
30 SY Symposium
31 TUT Tutorial
32 PER Presentations
33 PT Practical
34 XRay X ray identification
35 CD Case diagnosis
36 LRI Lab report interpretation
37 DA Drug analysis
38 D Demonstration
39 D_BED Demonstration bedside
40 D_L Demonstration Lab
41 DG Demonstration Garden
42 FV Field visit
43 PRA Practical
44 VIVA Viva
45 TH Theory

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Course curriculum for Second Professional BAMS

Agad Tantra evam Vidhi Vaidyaka

AyUG-AT - II BAMS, NCISM

Subject Code : AyUG-AT

Total number of Teaching hours: 300

Non Lecture hours(NLH)-Theory

Non Lecture hours(NLH)-Practical

Examination (Papers & Mark Distribution)

Item Theory Component Marks Practical Component Marks

Sub-Total 100 200

Total marks 300

AyUG-AT - II BAMS, NCISM

AyUG-AT - II BAMS, NCISM

Course Code and Name of Course ........................................................................................................ 5

AyUG-AT - II BAMS, NCISM

Course code Name of Course

Table 1- Course learning outcomes and matched PO

CO3 Demonstrate application of concepts of Dushivisha, Garavisha and Viruddha PO1,PO2,PO3,PO4,

CO4 Demonstrate application of principles of Agada Tantra and therapeutic PO2,PO3,PO4,PO5,

CO6 Demonstrate application of professional skills of Forensic Medicine in PO2,PO3,PO6

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2 Visha Chikitsa (Management of Poisoning) 1 5 4

3 Vishakta aahara pariksha and Viruddha ahara 1 3 2

4 Garavisha and Dooshivisha 1 12 7 2

5 Visha Upadrava and diseases caused due to exposure to 1 4 2

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6.1 Vishakta vayu, jala and bhumi (air, water and

7 Dermatological manifestations of visha/poisons. 2 6 2

8 Therapeutic utility of Agada yoga 2 1 0

8.1 Dooshivishari agada

9 Sthavara visha – Poisons of Plant origin 2 17 4 2

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10 Sthavara Visha – Poisons of Metallic origin 2 4 2

11.1. Sarpa visha

12.1. Inorganic Acids – Sulphuric acid,

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14 Agada Tantra perspectives on cancer 3 2 4

15 Forensic medicine (Vyavahara Ayurveda) and Medical 1 10 1 0

15.1 Forensic Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence.

16 Vaidya sadvritta : Duties and Responsibilities of medical 1 6 4

16.1 Vaidya sadvritta, medical ethics and code of

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22 Pregnancy, delivery and abortion 3 6 2 3

22.1 Medico-legal aspects of pregnancy, delivery,

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25 Forensic science laboratory 3 1 0

26 Laws, Acts, Rules and Regulations 3 3 2

Total Marks 100 100 hr 60 hr

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CO1 Differentiate between poison,venom and toxin. CK MK K L,L& P-VIVA F&S I

CO1 Describe classification of visha & poison CK MK K L&PP T-EMI,P- F&S I

CO1 Describe sthavara and jangama visha adhisthana. CK MK K L&PP T- EW F&S I

CO1 Describe the routes of administration of poison. CC MK K L&PP T- EW,P- F&S I

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CO1 Describe visha vega & vegantara CK DK K L&PP T-EMI,P- F&S I

CO1 Describe vishapeeta and vishamukta lakshana. CK MK K L&G T-EMI,P- F&S I

CO2 Enumerate and discuss chaturvimshati upakrama CC MK KH L&PP T- EW,P- F&S I

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