What is the optional direction of clinical medicine postgraduate entrance examination in combination of traditional Chinese and western medicine?

There are three optional directions for the postgraduate entrance examination of clinical medicine of Chinese and Western medicine:

(1) Internal Medicine of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Internal medicine of traditional Chinese medicine is the two disciplines of traditional Chinese medicine. Its main course is the bridge between basic theory and clinical practice, and it is the foundation of clinical discipline of traditional Chinese medicine, which occupies an extremely important position in Chinese medicine hospitals. Internal medicine of traditional Chinese medicine is a clinical discipline that uses the theory of traditional Chinese medicine to explain the etiology, pathogenesis and the law of syndrome differentiation and treatment of internal diseases, and focuses on the treatment of traditional Chinese medicine.

(2) Clinical practice of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine.

The basic major of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine is a two disciplines under the subject of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine. This subject mainly studies and applies the theory and methods of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine to solve the clinical problems of diagnosis and treatment of common diseases, frequently-occurring diseases, difficult diseases and critical diseases in various subjects. And the application of modern scientific means to explore the mechanism and methods of applying traditional Chinese medicine to treat various diseases.

Key research areas include internal medicine, surgery, gynecology, pediatrics, dermatology, oncology, anorectal medicine and emergency science.

(3) internal medicine

Internal medicine is the basic subject of clinical medicine. Using the scientific methods of modern medicine, focusing on diagnosis and treatment, this paper studies the etiology, pathogenesis, clinical manifestations, diagnosis and differential diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases.

It usually includes respiratory diseases, circulatory diseases, digestive diseases, urinary diseases, hematological diseases, endocrine diseases, metabolic diseases, connective tissue diseases, rheumatic diseases and diseases caused by physical and chemical factors. Graduate students have more detailed research directions, but each school has different research directions and examination subjects.