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\n## Textbooks\n\na.Tortora Gerard J.and Nicholas,P.Principles of anatomy and physiologyPublisher Harpercollins college New York.  \nb.Wilson,K.J.W.Ross and Wilson's foundations of anatomy and physiology.Publisher:Churchill Livingstone,Edinburg.  \n## Reference books\n\na.Guyton arthur,C.Physiology of human body.Publisher:Holtsaunders.  \nb.Chatterjee,C.C.Human physiology.Volume 1&11.Publisher:medical alliedagency,Calcutta.  \nc.Peter L.Williams,Roger Warwick,Mary Dyson and Lawrence,H.  \nd.Gray's anatomy.Publisher:Churchill Livingstone,London  \n# Course Content:\n\n1 Scope of anatomy and physiology,basic terminologies used in thissubject(Description of the body as such planes and terminologies)  \n2 Structure of cell-its components and their functions.  \n3 Elementary tissues of the human body:epithelial,connective,Muscular andnervous tissues-their sub-types and characteristics  \n4 a)Osseous system-structure,composition and functions of the  \nb)Classification of joints,Types of movements of joints and disorders ofjoints (Definitions only)  \n## 5 Haemopoetic System\n\na)Composition and functions of blood  \nb)Haemopoesis and disorders of blood components(definition of disorder)  \nc)Blood groups  \nd)Clotting factors and mechanism  \ne)Platelets and disorders of coagulation  \n## 6 Lymph\n\na)Lymph and lymphatic system,composition,formation and circulation.  \nb)Spleen:structure and functions,Disorders  \nc)Disorders of lymphatic system(definition only)  \n## 7 Cardiovascular system\n\na)Anatomy and functions of heart  \nb)Blood vessels and circulation(Pulmonary,coronary and systemic circulation)  \nc)Electrocardiogram (ECG)  \nd)Cardiac cycle and heart sounds  \ne)Blood pressure-its maintenance and regulation  \nf)Definition of the following disorders  \nHypertension,Hypotension,Arteriosclerosis,Atherosclerosis,Angina,Myocardial infarction,Congestive heart failure,Cardiac arrhythmias  \n## 8 Respiratory system\n\na)Anatomy of respiratory organs and functions  \nb)Mechanism/physiology of respiration and regulation of respiration  \n八  \nc)Transport of respiratory gases  \nd)Respiratory volumes and capacities,and Definition of:Hypoxia,Asphyxia,Dybarism,Oxygen therapy and resuscitation.  \n## 9 Digestive system\n\na)Anatomy and physiology of GIT  \nb)Anatomy and functions of accessory glands of GIT  \nc)Digestion and absorption  \nd)Disorders of GIT(definitions only)  \n## 10 Nervous system\n\na)Definition and classification of nervous system  \nb)Anatomy,physiology and functional areas of cerebrum  \nc)Anatomy and physiology of cerebellum  \nd)Anatomy and physiology of mid brain  \ne)Thalamus,hypothalamus and Basal Ganglia  \nf)Spinal card:Structure &reflexes-mono-poly-planter  \ng)Cranial nerves -names and functions  \nh)ANS-Anatomy &functions of sympathetic &parasympathetic N.S.  \n## 11 Urinary system\n\na)Anatomy and physiology of urinary system  \nb)Formation of urine  \nc)Renin Angiotensin system-Juxtaglomerular apparatus-acid base Balance  \nd)Clearance tests and micturition  \n## 12 Endocrine system\n\na)Pituitary gland  \nb)Adrenal gland  \nc)Thyroid and Parathyroid glands  \nd)Pancreas and gonads  \n## 13 Reproductive system\n\na)Male and female reproductive system  \nb)Their hormones-Physiology of menstruation  \nc)Spermatogenesis&Oogenesis  \nd)Sex determination(genetic basis)  \ne)Pregnancy and maintenance and parturition  \nf)Contraceptive devices  \n## 14 Sense organs\n\na)Eye  \nb)Ear  \nc)Skin  \nd)Tongue &Nose  \n## 15 Skeletal muscles\n\na)Histology  \nb)Physiology of Muscle contraction  \nc)Physiological properties of skeletal muscle and their disorders(definitions)  \n## 16 Sports physiology\n\na)Muscles in exercise,Effect of athletic training on muscles and muscleperformance,  \nb)Respiration in exercise,CVS in exercise,Body heat in exercise,Body fluidsand salts in exercise,  \nc)Drugs and athletics  \n△  \nPD101:HUMAN ANATOMY&PHYSIOLOGY(PRACTICAL)  \nList of Experiments:  \n### 1.Study of tissues 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