In the examination of public institutions, the basic knowledge of medical and health specialty mainly includes the following aspects:
1. Basic medical knowledge
2. Human anatomy
3. Physiology
4. Pharmacology
5. Pathology
6. Diagnostics
7. Medical ethics
8. Health policies and regulations
9. biochemistry
10. Imaging
1 1. Clinical Medicine
Generally, you will choose medical and health knowledge, health policies and regulations, plus clinical medicine or pharmacology. The specific examination content varies from provincial capital to city.
When reviewing, focus on grasping the basic knowledge clues and review them comprehensively, because the examination questions are not difficult but involve a wide range.
Bookstores and remedial classes will have counseling materials.
2. What are the basic knowledge of health care?
The basic medical knowledge mainly includes six parts: biology, human anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, pathology and diagnostics.
Part I: Biology. Mainly includes: 1, cell: the main contents are the basic concept, molecular composition, cell membrane, cell surface, cytoplasm, nucleus and division and reproduction of cells; 2. Inheritance and variation of life: the main contents are the basic laws of inheritance, molecular basis, the concept and classification of genetic diseases, monogenic and polygenic genetic diseases, chromosomal diseases and mitochondrial genetic diseases.
Part II: Human anatomy. Mainly includes: 1, exercise system: the main contents are orthopedics, osseointegration and muscle; 2. Visceral science; 3. Digestive system: the main contents are digestive tube, digestive gland and peritoneum; 4. Respiratory system: the main contents are respiratory tract, lung, pleura and mediastinum; 5. Urinary system: the main contents are kidney, ureter and bladder; 5. Reproductive system: the main content is the male and female reproductive system; 6. Vascular system: the main contents are cardiovascular system and lymphatic system; 7. Sensory organs: mainly including: visual organs and vestibulocochlear organs; 8. Nervous system and endocrine system: The main contents include general introduction, central nervous system, peripheral nervous system, endocrine system, nerve conduction pathway, brain and spinal cord, etc.
Part III: Physiology. It mainly includes: basic functions of cells, blood, blood circulation, respiration, digestion and absorption, energy metabolism and body temperature, generation and excretion of urine, functions of sensory organs and nervous system, endocrine and reproduction, etc.
Part IV: Pharmacology. It mainly includes the pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics, pharmacology, clinical application, adverse reactions and contraindications of 35 drugs, such as atropine, local * * *, antiepileptic and anticonvulsant drugs.
Part V: Pathology. It mainly includes: disease overview, blood circulation disorder, inflammation, tumor, cardiovascular system diseases, respiratory system diseases, digestive system diseases, urinary system diseases, female reproductive system and breast diseases, common infectious diseases and parasitic diseases.
Part VI: Diagnosis. It mainly includes the pathogenesis, common causes and clinical manifestations of 32 pathological phenomena such as fever, pain, edema and dyspnea.
3. What are the basic knowledge of health care?
The basic medical knowledge mainly includes six parts: biology, human anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, pathology and diagnostics.
Part I: Biology.
Mainly includes: 1, cell: the main contents are the basic concept, molecular composition, cell membrane, cell surface, cytoplasm, nucleus and division and reproduction of cells; 2. Inheritance and variation of life: the main contents are the basic laws of inheritance, molecular basis, the concept and classification of genetic diseases, single-gene and polygenic genetic diseases, chromosome diseases and mitochondrial genetic diseases.
Part II: Human anatomy.
Mainly includes: 1, exercise system: the main contents are orthopedics, osseointegration and muscle; 2. Visceral science; 3. Digestive system: the main contents are digestive tube, digestive gland and peritoneum; 4. Respiratory system: the main contents are respiratory tract, lung, pleura and mediastinum; 5. Urinary system: the main contents are kidney, ureter and bladder; 5. Reproductive system: the main content is the male and female reproductive system; 6. Vascular system: the main contents are cardiovascular system and lymphatic system; 7. Sensory organs: mainly including: visual organs and vestibulocochlear organs; 8. Nervous system and endocrine system: The main contents include general introduction, central nervous system, peripheral nervous system, endocrine system, nerve conduction pathway, brain and spinal cord, etc.
Part III: Physiology.
It mainly includes: basic functions of cells, blood, blood circulation, respiration, digestion and absorption, energy metabolism and body temperature, generation and excretion of urine, functions of sensory organs and nervous system, endocrine and reproduction, etc.
Part IV: Pharmacology.
It mainly includes the pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics, pharmacology, clinical application, adverse reactions and contraindications of 35 drugs, such as atropine, local * * *, antiepileptic and anticonvulsant drugs.
Part V: Pathology.
It mainly includes: disease overview, blood circulation disorder, inflammation, tumor, cardiovascular system diseases, respiratory system diseases, digestive system diseases, urinary system diseases, female reproductive system and breast diseases, common infectious diseases and parasitic diseases.
Part VI: Diagnosis.
It mainly includes the pathogenesis, common causes and clinical manifestations of 32 pathological phenomena such as fever, pain, edema and dyspnea.
4. Which subjects are the basic knowledge of public health examination and the basic knowledge of medical and health specialty?
1. The basic knowledge of public health mainly includes medical ethics, medical development history, law, politics, economy, public management, science and technology humanities, etc. 2. The basic knowledge of medical and health specialty mainly includes physiology, biochemistry, anatomy, pharmacology, pathology, diagnostics, ethics, etc.
Written examination content of medical and health technical posts: Subject 1: Basic knowledge includes political theory, current affairs politics, legal knowledge, scientific and technological humanities knowledge, etc. Subject 2: Health knowledge includes health policy, public health management, medical and health knowledge and so on. Written examination content of non-medical posts: Subject 1: The content includes political theory, current affairs politics, legal common sense, scientific and humanistic knowledge, etc. Subject 2: The content includes common sense of official document writing, speech understanding and expression, judgment and reasoning, quantitative relationship, data analysis, etc.
5. What subjects are the basic knowledge of public health examination and the basic knowledge of medical and health specialty?
1. The basic knowledge of public affairs mainly includes medical ethics, medical development history, law, politics, economy, public management, science and technology, humanities, etc.
2. The basic knowledge of medical and health specialty mainly includes physiology, biochemistry, anatomy, pharmacology, pathology, diagnostics, ethics, etc.
Written examination content of medical and health technical posts:
Subject 1: Basic knowledge includes political theory, current affairs politics, legal knowledge, scientific and technological humanities knowledge, etc.
Subject 2: Health knowledge includes health policy, public health management, medical and health knowledge and so on.
Written contents of non-medical posts:
Subject 1: The content includes political theory, current affairs politics, legal knowledge, scientific and humanistic knowledge, etc.
Subject 2: The content includes common sense of official document writing, speech understanding and expression, judgment and reasoning, quantitative relationship, data analysis, etc.