Free Trial
Free Trial

I'm prepared when all my learning is in one place !

Buy Now!

I'm prepared when all my learning is in one place !

Buy Now!

Year One MBBS Overview

Study the fundamentals and build a strong foundation for your MBBS with Manipal MedAce. Built on the instructional design principles of e-learning, the interactive and immersive course content, quick revisions, and several testing modules prepare students to excel beyond exams building a strong foundation in medicine. Manipal MedAce partners with its students for an engaged & impactful curriculum mapped learning.

Year One MBBS Overview

Study the fundamentals and build a strong foundation for your MBBS with Manipal MedAce. Built on the instructional design principles of e-learning, the interactive and immersive course content, quick revisions, and several testing modules prepare students to excel beyond exams building a strong learner foundation in medicine. Manipal MedAce partners with its students for an engaged & impactful curriculum mapped learning.

Add to Cart!

Why Manipal MedAce

Curriculum Mapped

The learning content is based on the CBME curriculum and is mapped to the subject-specific competency number in the NMC curriculum.

Effective Revisions

Realistic, case-based, image-based, and gamified content enables knowledge checks as you go.

Interactive & Personalized

Based on e-learning principles, our interactive & animated videos simplify complex topics. The bookmarking feature allows students to curate learning content and assessments to refer to as required thereby providing a personalized experience.

Smart Self-Study

Manipal MedAce is outcome-driven with self-assessments in multiple forms like MCQs, BAQs, SAQs, LAQs, etc. The possibility of customizing tests makes learning outcome-driven.

Year One MBBS

The content of Manipal MedAce has been developed keeping in view the alignment and integration of related topics and competencies (AiTO) across different subjects, being practiced in the best medical colleges in the country.

Anatomy

cription
  • Body
  • Upper Limb
  • Lower Limb
  • Back
  • Thorax
  • Abdomen
  • Pelvis
  • Perineum
  • Head and Neck
  • Nervous system
  •  
See Full Syllabus >

PHYSIOLOGY

cription
  • Cellular and Molecular Physiology
  • Membrane, Nerve and Muscle
  • Blood
  • Cardiovascular
  • Circulation
  • Renal Physiology
  • Respiratory physiology
  • Central and Peripheral Neurophysiology
  • Gastrointestinal System
  • Endocrinology and Reproductive system
  •  
See Full Syllabus >

BIOCHEMISTRY

cription
  • Protein
  • Carbohydrates and their Metabolism
  • Bioenergetics
  • Lipids and their Metabolism
  • Nitrogen Metabolism
  • Integration of Metabolism
  • Clinical Biochemistry
  • Nutrition
  • Molecular Biology
  • Hormones
  • Advanced Biochemistry
See Full Syllabus >

Free Trial

No commitment. No credit card required. You are one click away from a free trial!

Try Now!

Year ONE

You Save
Rs.3000

₹22,000

₹19,000

One time payment of Rs. 19,000 (inclusive of all taxes) for 1 year subscription.

Buy Now!

Year TWO

You Save
Rs.3000

₹22,000

₹19,000

One time payment of Rs. 19,000 (inclusive of all taxes) for 1 year subscription.

Buy Now!

Year One+TWO

Recommended for
PY 2 Students

₹44,000

₹35,000

One time payment of Rs. 35,000 (inclusive of all taxes) for 1 year subscription.

Buy Now!

MBBS Power Learning 

A first of its kind, digital learning and assessment resource for undergraduate MBBS students.

  • Manipal Global Education Services Private Limited, Prestige Emerald, Fifth Floor, No.4, Madras Bank Road, (Lavelle Road) Bengaluru – 560 001

Copyright © 2022. Manipal Global Education Services Private Limited. All rights reserved.

Scroll to Top

Anatomy Syllabus

CHAPTER 1 BODY

 1.1 – Basic Anatomy
1.2 –  Skeletal System
1.3 – Skin and Fascia
1.4 – Muscular system
1.5 – Cardiovascular system
1.6 – Lymphatic system
1.7 – Nervous system
1.8 – Surface Anatomy

CHAPTER 2 UPPER LIMB

2.1 – General Introduction
2.2 – Functions
2.3 – Bones
2.4 -Joints
2.5 – Muscles
2.6 – Neck
2.7 – Pectorial region
2.8 – Back and thoracic wall
2.9 – Axilla
2.10 – Shoulder
2.11 – Scapular region
2.12 – Veins, Nerves, and 2.13 – Lymphatic drainage
2.14 – Arm
2.15 – Forearm and hand

CHAPTER 3 LOWER LIMB

3.1 – General Introduction
3.2 – Functions
3.3 – Bones
3.4 -Joints
3.5 – Muscles
3.6 – Relationship with abdomen, pelivis and perineum
3.7 – Gluteal region
3.8 – Thigh
3.9 – Leg
3.10 – Foot
3.11 – Venous and Lymphatic drainage

CHAPTER 4 BACK

4.1 – General Introduction
4.2 – Functions
4.3 – Bones
4.4 – Joints
4.5 – Ligaments
4.6 – Musculature
4.7 – Vertebral canal and Spinal Nerves
4.8 – Relationship with head, abdomen, pelvis and limbs
4. 9 -Spinal Cord

CHAPTER 5 THORAX

5.1  – Functions
5.2 – Components
5.3 – Relationship with neck, upper limb, and abdomen
5.4 – Pectorial region
5.5 – Thoracic wall
5.6 – Diaphragm
5.7 – Mediastinum
5.8 – Pleural Cavity

CHAPTER 6 ABDOMEN

6.1  – Functions
6.2 – Components
6.3 – Abdominal wall and viscera
6.4 – Abdominal cavity
6.5 – Posterior abdomen
6.6 – Groin

CHAPTER 7 PELVIS

7.1  – Functions
7.2 – Components
7.3 – Relationship with abdomen and lower limb
7.4 – Pelvic wall
7.5 – Bones and Joints
7.6 – Viscera and fascia
7.7 – Peritoneum
7.8 – Nerves, blood vessels, and lymphatics

CHAPTER 8 PERINEUM

8.1 – Iscio-anal fossa
8.2 – Urinary bladder and Urethra
8.3 – Anal triangle
8.4 – Nerves, Blood vessels, veins, and lymphatics

CHAPTER 9 HEAD AND NECK

9.1  – General introduction
9.2 – Functions
9.3 – Components
9.4 – Relationship with thorax and upper limbs
9.5 – Skull
9.6 – Cranial cavity
9.7 – Meninges
9.8 – Cranial nerves
9.9 – Scalp, temple, and face
9.10- Orbit
9.11 – Ear
9. 12 – Blood supply
9.13 – Temporal and  Intratemporal regions
9.14 – Parotid region
9.15 – Submandibular region
9.16 – Neck
9.17 – Pharynx
91.8 – Larynx
9.19 – Nasal and Oral cavities

CHAPTER 10 NERVOUS SYSTEM

10.1 – Brain
10.2 – Brainstem
10.3 – Thalamus and hypothalamus
10.4 -Spinal cord
10.5 – Basal nuclei
10.6 – Cerebellum
10.7 – Visual system
10.8 – Auditory system
10.9 – Olfactory and limbic system

PHYSIOLOGY Syllabus

CHAPTER 1 Cellular and Molecular Physiology

1.1 – Composition of body fluids
1.2 – Cell membrane
1.3 – Structure and functions of Cell
1.4 – Genetic regulation of cell function and cellular reproduction
1.5 – Immunity

CHAPTER 2 Membrane, Nerve and Muscle

2.1 – Membranal transport of substances
2.2 – Membrane potentials and Action potentials
2.3 – Synaptic and neuromuscular transmission
2.4 – Skeletal muscle: Excitation and Contraction
2.5 – Smooth muscle: Excitation and Contraction

CHAPTER 3 Blood

3.1 – Red Blood Cells, Disorders
3.2 – Hemostasis, Coagulation
3.3 – Resistance to infection
3.4 – Blood grouping, Transfusion, and Transplantation

CHAPTER 4 Cardiovascular

4.1 – Function of Valves of the Heart
4.2 – Excitation and Contraction
4.3 – Electrocardiogram
4.4 – Arrythmias

CHAPTER 5 Circulation

5.1 – Introduction
5.2 – Functions of Arterial and Venous systems
5.3 – Lymphatic system and Microcirculation
5.4 – Role of Kidneys in regulation of blood pressure
5.5 – Cardiac output and Muscle blood flow
5.6 – Cardiac failure
5.7 – Heart valves, sounds and Congenital heart defects

CHAPTER 6 Renal Physiology

6.1  – Extracellular and Intracellular fluid
6.2 – Regulation of ECF volume and Volume
6.3 – Renal function and micturition
6.4 – Acid Base balance
6.5 – Diuretics and Kidney disorders

CHAPTER 7 Respiratory physiology

7.1  – Pulmonary structure and Ventilation
7.2 – Gas transport and pH
7.3 – Respiratory regulation
7.4 – Respiratory insufficiency

CHAPTER 8 Central and Peripheral neurophysiology

8.1  – Somatosensory neurotransmission
8.2 – Smell
8.3 – Taste
8.4 – Vision
8.5 – Auditory system
8.6 – Autonomic Nervous system
8.7 – Reflex
8.8 – Sleep- wake cycles, and Circadian rhythm
8.9 – Learning, memory, 8.10 – Language, Speech

CHAPTER 9 Gastrointestinal System

9.1  – General principles
9.2 – Digestion
9.3 – Absorption
9.4 – Gastrointestinal motility
9.5 – Transport and metabolic functions
9.6 – Gastrointestinal disorders

CHAPTER 10 Endocrinology and Reproductive system

10.1   – Introduction
10. 2 – Pituitary hormones and regulation by the hypothalamic hormones
10.3 – Thyroid hormones: Function and regulations
10.4 – Adrenocortical hormones: Functions and regulations
10.5 – Pancreatic functions and regulation of Carbohydrate metabolism
10. 6 – Hormonal Regulation of calcium, phosphate, and physiology of the Bone
10.7 – Reproductive development of Male and Female reproductive organs

bio chemistry

CHAPTER 1 Protein

1.1 – Amino acids: structure, classification, and functions
1.2 – Protein structure and function
1.3 – Types of proteins: globular and fibrous, Plasma proteins
1.4 – Enzymology
1.5 – Heme synthesis and breakdown, Hemoglobin

CHAPTER 2 Carbohydrates and their metabolism

2.1 – Introduction to general metabolism
2.1 – Types and functions
2.3 – Glycolysis
2.4 – Tricarboxylic acid cycle
2.5 – Pyruvate dehydrogenase complex
2.6 – Gluconeogenesis
2.7 – Glycogen metabolism
2.8 – Hexose monophosphate shunt pathway and its significance
2.9 – Glycosaminoglycans, Proteoglycans, and Glycoproteins
2.10 – Metabolic disorders of Carbohydrate metabolism

CHAPTER 3 Bioenergetics

3.1 – Biological oxidation
3.2 – Electron transport chain
3.3 – Free radicals and antioxidants

CHAPTER 4 Lipids and their metabolism

4.1 – Chemistry of lipids
4.2 – Classification of lipids
4.3 – Dietary lipid metabolism
4.4 – Metabolism of fatty acids, ketone bodies and triglycerides
4.5 – Metabolism of compound lipids

CHAPTER 5 Nitrogen metabolism

5.1 – Urea cycle, One carbon cycle, citric acid cycle
5.2 – Amino acid synthesis and degradation
5.3 – Synthesis of specialized products
5.3 – Nucleotide metabolism

CHAPTER 6 Integration of metabolism

6.1 – Metabolic regulation of glucose, insulin and glucagon
6.2 – Feed-fast cycle
6.3 – Diabetes mellitus

CHAPTER 7 Clinical Biochemistry

7.1 – Clinical enzymology
7.2 – Biomarkers
7.3 – Regulation of blood glucose and diabetes mellitus
7.4 – Hyperlipidemias and cardiovascular diseases
7.5 – Liver function tests
7.6 – Gastric function tests
7.7 – Renal function tests
7.8 – Acid base balance and pH
7.9 – Electrolyte and water balance
7.10 – Body fluids other than blood
7.11 – Inborn errors of metabolism and screening

CHAPTER 8 Nutrition

8.1 – Fat soluble vitamins
8.2 – Water soluble vitamins
8.3 – Mineral metabolism
8.4 – Energy metabolism
8.5 – Obesity, Malnutrition
8.6 – Detoxification and biotransformation
8.7 – Heavy metal poisoning
8.8 – Environmental pollution

CHAPTER 9 Molecular Biology

9.1 – Nucleotide chemistry
9.2 – DNA structure, rrepliction and repair mechanisms
9.3 – RNA structure, synthesis, and processing
9.4 – Protein synthesis
9.5 – Regulation of gene expression
9.6 – Recombinant DNA technology and Gene therapy

CHAPTER 10 Hormones

10.1 – Mechanism of action of hormones
10.2 – Hypothalamic and pituitary hormones
10.3 – Steroid hormones
10.4 – Thyroid hormones
10.5 – Signal molecules
10.6 – Growth factors

CHAPTER 11 Advanced Biochemistry

11.1 – Immunochemistry
11.2 – HIV and AIDS
11.3 – Cancer
11.4 – Tissue proteins and related diseases
11.5 – Analytical Biochemistry: Separation, Purification, Quantitation
11.6 – Quality control
11.7 – Molecular diagnostic techniques

Free Trial Login
Student Login