3rd Year

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Third Year

Study Guides

Bacteriology

General Guides

  1. Chemotherapy (Pharmacology) Guide 
  2. Sketchy Microbiology
  3. Forensic Medicine: Hi- Yield Topics
  4. Third Year Guide: A Prescription
  5. Pharmacology Guide
  6. Important Topics Pharmacology
  7. Important Topics Pathology
  8. Third Year Guide 2011- by Sidrah Latif
  9. Third Year Study Guide- by Muzna Sarfaraz
  10. Third Year: Experiences of Class 2012
  11. Pharmacology Mnemonics
  12. Database of Drug Classification
  13. Physiological Parameters, Indices and Values 

Pathology

Pharmacology

ANS Drugs by Muhammad Ubaidullah Arshad
CVS Drugs by Muhammad Ubaidullah Arshad

MCQs

BSc Exam Guide

PAST PAPERS

Prof

Practical Material

Viva Resource Bank


 Viva/Practical 2013

Viva/ Practical 2010 

Viva/Practical 2011 

Third Year Wards

All units explained by Class of 2013, Compiled by Sadaf Hafeez



The complete guide to wards in 3rd yr. The books to get for wards, batch-changes and tips.

This is a great article that summarizes the key-points of all that you're gonna do in the surgical ward rotations.






2. Anarkali to Shahadra (Part I) by Maham Waqar 2013-18

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