1. Basic Medicine:
Basic medicine is one of the key subjects for medical students to take the postgraduate entrance examination. It mainly includes human anatomy, physiology, biochemistry and so on. Human anatomy involves the structure and relationship of human tissues, organs and systems. Physiology studies the biological laws of various human functions, while biochemistry pays attention to various chemical processes in life activities. The investigation content of basic medicine is comprehensive, which requires candidates to have a deep understanding of human body structure and function.
2. Clinical medicine:
Clinical medicine is an important subject for medical students to take the postgraduate entrance examination, covering many disciplines, such as internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics and so on. These subjects require candidates to have a comprehensive understanding of the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of various diseases. Candidates need to master the clinical manifestations, etiology, diagnosis methods, treatment principles and other contents of the disease, and can independently carry out clinical practice.
3. Medical imaging:
Medical imaging is an important subject in modern medicine, which mainly includes X-ray, ct and MRI. This course examines candidates' ability to interpret medical images, and requires candidates to have the skills to interpret various medical images, understand the anatomical and pathological changes displayed by various images, and make correct clinical judgments and diagnoses.
4. Medical statistics and epidemiology:
Medical statistics and epidemiology are important methodological disciplines in medical research. Medical statistics examines candidates' understanding and application of statistical methods in medical research design, data processing and analysis. Epidemiology examines candidates' mastery of the methods of occurrence, transmission, investigation and monitoring of diseases. These two subjects require candidates to have a solid mathematical foundation and be able to flexibly use statistical methods to solve medical research problems.
5. Medical ethics and law:
Medical ethics and law is one of the important subjects for medical students to take the postgraduate entrance examination. Medical ethics mainly examines candidates' ability to understand and apply medical ethical principles and moral norms, involving the rights and interests of doctors and patients, decision-making process, bioethics and so on. Medical law mainly examines candidates' ability to understand and apply medical laws and regulations, including medical dispute handling, medical accident liability and medical privacy protection.
The enrollment requirements of different institutions may be different, and the specific subject settings can be inquired according to the enrollment brochures of each school. Knowing and making a review plan in advance and preparing all subjects in an all-round way will help improve the examination results and competitiveness.