What are the basic medical knowledge examinations in public institutions?

Biology, human anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, pathology and diagnostics. The examination of basic medical knowledge for public institutions has a wide range and strong comprehensiveness, including six parts: biology, human anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, pathology and diagnostics. Biology includes the characteristics of life, the basic unit of life and the genetic variation of life; Human anatomy mainly includes motor system, digestive system and so on. Physiology mainly includes the basic functions of cells, blood circulation and so on. Pharmacology mainly includes pharmacodynamics and clinical application. Pathology mainly includes the adaptation of cells and tissues. The diagnosis mainly includes fever, breathing sounds and so on.