Regional Anatomy

 The course is well defined and has many variant laboratory practices. 

 Students get to learn and appreciate the structure and function on a regional level, to gain a better handle on surgery.

An External Oral Examination (EOE) follows the end of tjis semester of Anatomy.

 Embryology

 A compliment to Anatomy, Embryology defines the "developing human" from conception to birth and exposes students to a complete development of normal and abnormal infants. 

 Embryology marks the end of the Morphological Sciences of the preclinical years.

 Physiology II

 Students gain complete appreciation of the intense biochemical and metabolic changes that occur normally and in diseased states. 

 There is an EOE  at the end of the second semester.

 Epidemiology

 One of the two FHS Core Courses, "Epi." as it is commonly referred to, combines simple analysis of Epidemiological principles and a bit of Biostatistics to give a working knowledge for students pursuing research or just reading study findings for drugs or disease research.

 Management

 Designed to challenge all health professionals in the workings of health management from budgeting to conflict resolution. Another FHS Core Course.

 Human Nutrition

 An age old concept of 'good eating gives good health' is promoted in this course. Students are given applicable knowledge of healthy diets and development. Along with this, presentation on various foods and groups are presented by students to colleagues to reinforce the practical knowledge.

 Community Medicine

 Recently upgraded CFA I now has a well defined theoretical outline that covers issues from prenatal to geriatric issues. This gives the budding physician an all rounded outlook on the needs and dangers for his/her patients.