| FIRST YEAR |
| 1.Basic Medical Sciences |
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| 1. Anatomy |
2. Physiology |
| 3. Biochemistry |
4. Pathology |
| 5. Microbiology |
6. Psychology |
| 7. Preventive Medicine |
8. Indian Medical Diagnosis |
| 9. Nutrition and Dietitian |
10. Gynecology |
| 2. Acupuncture theory- |
| 1. History of acupuncture, a brief history of acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine |
| 2. Discussion about recognition of acupuncture-World Wide-WHO |
| 3. Brief study on various researches in Acupuncture- China-World Wide |
| 4. TAOISM- Basic Concept of Taoism |
| 5. Concept of Qi (Chi)- Detail description and various concepts about Vital energy (Bio-energy), (life force). |
| 6. Yin-Yang Theory, detailed description of Yin yang Theory |
| 7. Application of theory of Yin Yang in TCM |
| 8. ZANG-FU-Theory, the study of relation of Zang-Fu theory in relation to Meridians, five elements, five senses, tissues, physiology, emotions, pain, dreams, etc. |
| 9. Application of Zang-Fu Theory in Diagnosis, |
| 10. Organ-Clock Theory and its importance |
| 11. The great Five element theory, the law of movement of the five-element in natural |
| 12. Mother-Son law and its applications |
| 13. Theory of exogenous pathogenic factors and endogenous emotional pathogenic factors, detailed study of the relation of medians with environments, personality, psycho-emotional state, and lifestyle |
| 14. Scientific basis and modern theories of acupuncture- Motor-Gate theory, Gate-Control theory of pain, endorphin release- Pain theory, Encephalin theory of pain, The recent research in Acupuncture |
| 15. Principles of energy Transfer |
| 16. Summary of the theories to explain the Acupuncture effects. |
| 3. Acupuncture theory-II (Philosophy and theories of Chinese Acupuncture) |
| 1. The concept of the Meridians and Collaterals, the nomenclature of the meridian and collaterals and their composition, functions of the materials and collaterals, distribution of the fourteen meridians, cyclical flow of Qi in the twelve regular meridians, |
| 2. The twelve Regular medians- the stomach meridian of foot- Taiyin, the large intestine Meridian of hand- Yangming, the stomach median of the foot Yangming, the spleen- pancreases meridian of hand- Taiyin, the heart meridian of hand- Shaoyin, the small intestine meridian of hand- Taiyang, the bladder meridian of foot- Shaoyin, the kidney meridian of foot-Shaoyin, the pericardium meridian of hand- Julyin, the Sanjiao meridian of hand Shaoyang, The gall bladder meridian of foot- Shaoyang, the liver meridian of foot- Jucyin. |
| 3. The eight extra meridians- Du Meridian, Yangwei Meridian, Chong meridian, Ren Meridian ,Yanggiao Meridian, Yinwei Meridian, dai Meridian, Yingiao meridian. Acupuncture Meridians and Collaterals Note: Extraordinary points and new points, each and every point of all meridians should be described detailed as location, indications and the methods. |
| SECOND YEAR |
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4. Acupuncture Theory- III Traditional Chinese Medical Diagnosis
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| 1. Methodology of case-taking and analysis |
| 2. Visual Diagnosis(inspection)- inspection of head, face, eye, nose, tongue, ear skin, nails, teeth, an inspection of movement and body- language |
| 3. Tongue diagnosis |
| 4. Pulse diagnosis, the technique of pulse diagnosis, various quantities of pulse diagnosis |
| 5. Psycho-emotional diagnosis |
| 6. Differentiation of syndromes according to the eight principles- exterior and interior, deficiency and excess, Yin and Yang, cold and heat |
| 7. Differentiation of syndromes according to the theory of Qi and blood syndrome of blood. |
| 8. Differentiation of syndrome according to the theory of Zang-Fu organssyndrome of heart and small intestine, lungs and large intestine, spleen stomach, liver and gall bladder, kidney and bladder, complication syndrome of Zang- Fu organs |
| 9. Differentiation of syndromes according to the theory of meridians and collaterals, pathological manifestation of the twelve meridians, pathological manifestation of the eight extra meridians |
| 10. Lridology diagnosis(Eye diagnosis) |
| 11. Principles of Acupuncture point selection |
Techniques of Acupuncture Terminology of Chinese medicine and acupuncture, description about different types of needles, Methods of needling, Sterilization and disinfection of needlesSafety measures of Acupuncture, Complications contra indications of Acupuncture, Ancillary techniques- three-edged needle bleeding therapy, plum blossom therapy, embedding needle, penetration puncture(point to point), strong stimulation techniques, cupping, Hydrotherapy, application of heat- hot needle, moxibustion, cold (cryopuncture), light laser beam therapy laser puncture- chromo therapy, sonopuncture, ultrasonic therapy, electrotherapy- electro-acupuncture,(electro-anesthesia)(E.S.A), (E.P.S), stimulated induced anesthesia(SIA)- low frequency, high frequency, ultra-high frequency, TENS(Transcutaneous electro-neuro simulation), measurements of Tsun, proportional measurement of skin in body cunometer, electroacupunture point detectors the great law of Bu-xie,technique of tonification and sedation, needling sensation (Degi).
| 5.Acupuncture Theory-IV |
| 1. Disorders of the nervous system |
2. Disorder of respiratory system |
| 3. Disease of cardio-vascular system |
4. Blood disorders |
| 5. Disorder of gastrointestinal system |
6 Hepatic, biliary, splenetic, and pancreatic disorders |
| 7. Genito urinary disorders, |
8. Disorder of women |
| 9. Locomotor disorder-diseases of soft tissues, muscles, bones, and joints |
10. Skin disorders |
| 11. Ear disorders |
12. Eye disorder |
| 13. Endocrine disorder |
14. Psychiatric disease |
| 15. Pediatric disease |
16. Acute disorders and emergencies, |
| 17. Pain management (analgesia) |
18. Anesthesia |
| 19. Acupuncture in dentistry, |
20. Acupuncture in painless labor |
| 21. Acupuncture in treating infections |
22. Acupuncture in cancers. |
| 6. Ancillary Therapies Related to Acupuncture |
| 1. Auriculo therapy (Chinese ear acupuncture therapy). |
2. Acupressure |
| 3 Moxibution |
4. Laser therapy. |
| 5 Scalp Acupuncture |
6. SU-JOK Korean acupuncture |
| 7. cosmetic acupuncture |
8 Homeopuncture |
| 9. Magneto therapy |
10. Psycho therapy includes a brief study of psychology, counseling, and guidance |
| 11. Yoga |
12. Massage, back-Shu massage manipulation |
| 13. Nutrition |
14. Meditation and relaxation |
| 15. Basics of Naturalopathy |
16. Reiki, Pranic and spiritual healing |
| 17. Herbal therapy |
18. A brief study of Holistic medicines |
Book Reference: Mind & Vision Dr.R.S.Agarwal, Practical approach To Acupuncture Dr.Prabha Borwankar, Acupuncture Dr.H.Bhojraj, Clinical Acupuncture Prof.Anton Jayasuriya, Acupuncture Felix Mann Grace Anatomy.
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