🫀🔍 AIM OSPE/OSCE Lab — Foundation Module

About Course

AIM Foundation Module is a structured exam-focused course designed to help 1st year MBBS students build strong basics in cell biology, membrane transport, homeostasis, embryology, body fluids, and core biochemistry.

Students will learn essential foundational concepts with integrated clinical correlations, OSPE/Lab-oriented practical preparation, KMU-style MCQs, and viva-focused revision to develop strong conceptual clarity from the start of MBBS.

Course Content

🔬🟢 Station 1 — Lab Safety, Protocols and Basic Lab Equipment
Covers: Follow lab protocols, organized practical work, identify common lab equipment, good lab discipline.

Station 1 — Lab Safety, Protocols and Basic Lab Equipment

🔬🟢 Station 2 — Microscope Handling and Slide Focusing
Covers: Identify microscope parts, operate microscope, focus slide at different magnifications.

🔬🟢 Station 3 — pH and Buffer Solution Practical
Covers: Prepare 0.1N NaOH, prepare 0.1N HCl, measure pH of given solution.

🔬🟢 Station 4 — Sterilization and Autoclaving
Covers: Explain sterilization methods and observe autoclaving process in laboratory.

🔬🟢 Station 5 — Capillary Blood Sampling and Blood Smear
Covers: Obtain capillary blood by prick method, identify sampling sites, prepare blood smear.

🔬🟢 Station 6 — Carbohydrate Identification Tests
Covers: Identify monosaccharides, perform Benedict’s test for reducing sugars, identify polysaccharides in given solution.

🔬🟢 Station 7 — Tissue Processing and H&E Staining
Covers: Tissue processing for histopathology and perform H&E staining under supervision.

🔬🟢 Station 8 — Histology of Epithelium and Glands
Covers: Identify simple epithelium, stratified epithelium and different glands under microscope.

🔬🟢 Station 9 — Anatomical Position, Terms and Movements
Covers: Demonstrate anatomical position, planes, positions and movements.

🔬🟢 Station 10 — Bone Markings and Radiological Anatomy
Covers: Identify bone markings, identify anatomical landmarks on radiographs, common radiographic views.

🔬🟢 Station 11 — Pathology Sampling and Lab Processing Identification
Covers: Identify sampling and processing techniques used in pathology branches.

🫀🔍 AIM OSPE/OSCE Lab — Foundation Module

About Course

Course Content

🔬🟢 Station 1 — Lab Safety, Protocols and Basic Lab Equipment
Covers: Follow lab protocols, organized practical work, identify common lab equipment, good lab discipline.

Station 1 — Lab Safety, Protocols and Basic Lab Equipment

🔬🟢 Station 2 — Microscope Handling and Slide Focusing
Covers: Identify microscope parts, operate microscope, focus slide at different magnifications.

Station 2 — Microscope Handling and Slide Focusing

🔬🟢 Station 3 — pH and Buffer Solution Practical
Covers: Prepare 0.1N NaOH, prepare 0.1N HCl, measure pH of given solution.

Station 4 — pH and Buffer Solution Practical

🔬🟢 Station 4 — Sterilization and Autoclaving
Covers: Explain sterilization methods and observe autoclaving process in laboratory.

Station 5 — Sterilization and Autoclaving

🔬🟢 Station 5 — Capillary Blood Sampling and Blood Smear
Covers: Obtain capillary blood by prick method, identify sampling sites, prepare blood smear.

Station 5 — Capillary Blood Sampling and Blood Smear

🔬🟢 Station 6 — Carbohydrate Identification Tests
Covers: Identify monosaccharides, perform Benedict’s test for reducing sugars, identify polysaccharides in given solution.

Station 7 — Carbohydrate Identification Tests

🔬🟢 Station 7 — Tissue Processing and H&E Staining
Covers: Tissue processing for histopathology and perform H&E staining under supervision.

Station 8 — Tissue Processing and H&E Staining

🔬🟢 Station 8 — Histology of Epithelium and Glands
Covers: Identify simple epithelium, stratified epithelium and different glands under microscope.

Station 8 — Histology of Epithelium and Glands

🔬🟢 Station 9 — Anatomical Position, Terms and Movements
Covers: Demonstrate anatomical position, planes, positions and movements.

Station 10 — Anatomical Position, Terms and Movements

🔬🟢 Station 10 — Bone Markings and Radiological Anatomy
Covers: Identify bone markings, identify anatomical landmarks on radiographs, common radiographic views.

Station 10 — Bone Markings and Radiological Anatomy

🔬🟢 Station 11 — Pathology Sampling and Lab Processing Identification
Covers: Identify sampling and processing techniques used in pathology branches.

Station 12 — Pathology Sampling and Lab Processing Identification

About Course

Course Content

🔬🟢 Station 1 — Lab Safety, Protocols and Basic Lab Equipment Covers: Follow lab protocols, organized practical work, identify common lab equipment, good lab discipline.

🔬🟢 Station 2 — Microscope Handling and Slide Focusing Covers: Identify microscope parts, operate microscope, focus slide at different magnifications.

🔬🟢 Station 3 — pH and Buffer Solution Practical Covers: Prepare 0.1N NaOH, prepare 0.1N HCl, measure pH of given solution.

🔬🟢 Station 4 — Sterilization and Autoclaving Covers: Explain sterilization methods and observe autoclaving process in laboratory.

🔬🟢 Station 5 — Capillary Blood Sampling and Blood Smear Covers: Obtain capillary blood by prick method, identify sampling sites, prepare blood smear.

🔬🟢 Station 6 — Carbohydrate Identification Tests Covers: Identify monosaccharides, perform Benedict’s test for reducing sugars, identify polysaccharides in given solution.

🔬🟢 Station 7 — Tissue Processing and H&E Staining Covers: Tissue processing for histopathology and perform H&E staining under supervision.

🔬🟢 Station 8 — Histology of Epithelium and Glands Covers: Identify simple epithelium, stratified epithelium and different glands under microscope.

🔬🟢 Station 9 — Anatomical Position, Terms and Movements Covers: Demonstrate anatomical position, planes, positions and movements.

🔬🟢 Station 10 — Bone Markings and Radiological Anatomy Covers: Identify bone markings, identify anatomical landmarks on radiographs, common radiographic views.

🔬🟢 Station 11 — Pathology Sampling and Lab Processing Identification Covers: Identify sampling and processing techniques used in pathology branches.

🔬🟢 Station 1 — Lab Safety, Protocols and Basic Lab Equipment
Covers: Follow lab protocols, organized practical work, identify common lab equipment, good lab discipline.

🔬🟢 Station 2 — Microscope Handling and Slide Focusing
Covers: Identify microscope parts, operate microscope, focus slide at different magnifications.

🔬🟢 Station 3 — pH and Buffer Solution Practical
Covers: Prepare 0.1N NaOH, prepare 0.1N HCl, measure pH of given solution.

🔬🟢 Station 4 — Sterilization and Autoclaving
Covers: Explain sterilization methods and observe autoclaving process in laboratory.

🔬🟢 Station 5 — Capillary Blood Sampling and Blood Smear
Covers: Obtain capillary blood by prick method, identify sampling sites, prepare blood smear.

🔬🟢 Station 6 — Carbohydrate Identification Tests
Covers: Identify monosaccharides, perform Benedict’s test for reducing sugars, identify polysaccharides in given solution.

🔬🟢 Station 7 — Tissue Processing and H&E Staining
Covers: Tissue processing for histopathology and perform H&E staining under supervision.

🔬🟢 Station 8 — Histology of Epithelium and Glands
Covers: Identify simple epithelium, stratified epithelium and different glands under microscope.

🔬🟢 Station 9 — Anatomical Position, Terms and Movements
Covers: Demonstrate anatomical position, planes, positions and movements.

🔬🟢 Station 10 — Bone Markings and Radiological Anatomy
Covers: Identify bone markings, identify anatomical landmarks on radiographs, common radiographic views.

🔬🟢 Station 11 — Pathology Sampling and Lab Processing Identification
Covers: Identify sampling and processing techniques used in pathology branches.