What subjects are taken in the comprehensive examination of western medicine

Examination of Western medicine comprehensive examination of basic medicine in physiology, biochemistry and pathology; clinical medicine in diagnostics, internal medicine, surgery.

Western Medicine Comprehensive Examination Format and Paper Structure:

1. Paper Full Marks and Examination Time:

The paper is full of 300 marks and the examination time is 180 minutes.

2. Mode of answering questions:

The mode of answering questions will be closed-book, written examination.

3, paper content structure:

Basic medicine and medical humanities account for 43% of the proportion, of which (physiology: about 14%, biochemistry: about 10%, pathology: about 13%, humanities: about 6%).

Clinical medicine accounts for 57% of the proportion, of which (internal medicine: about 37%, surgery: about 20%).

4. Question paper question structure:

Type A questions:

Subtopics 1-40, 1.5 points per subtopic, ****60 points.

Questions 41-115, 2 points each, ****150 points.

Type B:

Questions 116-135, 1.5 points each, ****30 points.

Type X questions:

Questions 136-165, 2 points per subquestion, ***60 points.

The Comprehensive Western Medicine exams are all taken on the last Sunday in December of each year, and registration is done in October of that year, with the exact date of the exam varying.

Introduction of Western Medicine:

About what modern Chinese call Western medicine, it usually refers to the medical system of modern Western countries. The modern Western medical system originated in the modern Western countries, it is the modern Western countries scholars in the modern period after the negation and abandonment of the ancient Greek medicine, the reductionist point of view to study the human body's physiological phenomena and pathological phenomena of the process.

Modern medical system in Western countries takes anatomy and physiology, tissue embryology, biochemistry and molecular biology as the basic disciplines, while traditional Chinese medicine (Chinese traditional medicine) takes physiology of Tibetan images, meridian and acupoints as the basic disciplines.

The medical system of modern western countries is a medical system developed by western scholars in the modern period in the process of studying the physiological and pathological phenomena of the human body from a reductionist point of view after they denied and abandoned the ancient Greek medicine; Chinese medicine is a process of studying the physiological and pathological phenomena of the human body from a holistic point of view by Chinese scholars in the ancient and modern times.

Adhering to the equal importance of Chinese and Western medicine, promoting the complementary and coordinated development of Chinese medicine and Western medicine, and *** together guarding people's health.