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Academic Activites Physiology Dept. 2012
PATTERN OF UG TEACHING
Didactic Lectures
300
Demonstrations
10
Tutorials
30
Seminars conducted during the year & Number of students attending each
Conducted during the year
Number of students attending each
Practicals
a)
Amphibian
b)
Mammalian
c)
Haematology
d)
Clinical Physiology
Any other teaching/training activities
15
50
180 hours
35 hours
15 hours
50 hours
80 hours.
DMLT Training
Is there any integrated teaching?
With Anatomy department.
If yes, details thereof.
Thorax – respiratory system, Thorax – CVS
Brain – CNS, Abdomen – Digestion, Excretion
Total 75 hrs of assessment which includes:(1). Periodic tests: Minimum 4 per year.
(2). One internal evaluation at the end of first term.
(3). Preliminary examination
(4). University examination
All tests and examinations mentioned above include Theory
examination
(MCQs, short and long questions), Practical examination and viva
voce.
Records : Methods of Assessment thereof:
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Academic Activites Physiology Dept. 2012
I M.B.B.S Teaching Time Table for students, PHYSIOLOGY / BIOCHEMISTRY / ANATOMY
Monday
9.00AM to
10.00AM
10.00AM to
11.00AM
Physiology
(L)
Physiology
(L)
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
P.S.M
(L)
Saturday
12.00AM to
1.00PM
Biochemistry
(L)
1.00PM
to
2.00PM
Physiology
(L)
Anatomy
Biochemistry
(L)
Friday
11.00AM to
12.00AM
Physiology
(L)
Biochemistry
(L)
4.00PM to
5.00PM
Physiology
Practical
Or
Biochem. Practical
Tutorial/Viva
(physio/Biochem)
Anatomy
Physiology
(L)
Physiology
(L)
Anatomy
Physiology
(L)
2.00PM to
4.00PM
Biochemistry
(L)
Physiology
(L)
Anatomy
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R
E
C
E
S
S
Physiology
Practical
Or
Biochem. Practical
Tutorial/Viva
(physio/Biochem)
Anatomy
Physiology Tutorial
Or
Biochem. Tutorial
Seminar
(Physio/Biochem)
Academic Activites Physiology Dept. 2012
Batch Schedule for Physiology / Biochemistry
(Practical / Demonstrations)
Batch
Roll No.
A
1 to 38
B
39 to 76
C
77 to 113
D
114 to 150
Relations of Batches
Batch – A
Physiology Lab – I
Batch – B
Batch –D
Physiology Lab. II
Biochemistry Lab.
Batch – C
Physiology Lab – III
Batch Schedule for Physiology / Biochemistry
(Tutorial / Viva / Seminar)
Batch
Roll No.
X
1 to 75
Y
75 to 150
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Academic Activites Physiology Dept. 2012
LECTURES
There are Nine (9) systems to be studied
The major lecture are as under :
(1)
Blood :
(a)
Composition properties and functions of blood
(b)
R.B.C.s their formation & functions
(c)
Hemoglobin
(d)
Anemias and blood indices
(e)
Leukocytes - formation and functions
(f)
Thrombocytes and hemostasis
(g)
Plasma proteins & E.S.R.
(h)
Lymph and R.E. System
(i)
Blood groups
(j)
Immunity
(k)
Blood Volume
(2)
Digestive System :
(a)
Anatomical physiology
(b)
Salivary secretion
(c)
Gastric secretion
(d)
Pancreatic secretion
(e)
Bile including lever function tests & Jaundice
(f)
Intestinal secretion
(g)
Movements of Gastrointestinal tract
(h)
Hormones of GIT
(3)
Physiology of Excitable Tissues (Muscles & Nerves) :
(a)
Internal environment
(b)
Transport across cell membranes
(c)
Physiology basis of Bio electrical potentials
(d)
Structure of classification of nerve fibers
(e)
Properties of nerve cells and their fibers (including Degeneration &
Regeneration)
(f)
Neuromuscular transmission
(g)
Structure, functions and properties of muscles
(h)
Mechanism of contraction of difference types of muscles
(i)
Physiological changes during muscle contractions
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(4)
Respiration System :
(a)
Physiological anatomy of respiratory tract
(b)
Mechanics of respiration (including pressure changes)
(c)
Lung volume, capacities and function tests
(d)
Composition of respiratory gases
(e)
Transport of Oxygen in Blood
(f)
Transport of Carbon dioxide in Blood
(g)
Regulations of respiration
(h)
Hypoxia, Asphyxia
(i)
Cyanosis and periodic breathing
(j)
Dysbarism and acclimatization to high altitude
(k)
Exercise and space Physiology
(5)
Cardiovascular System :
(a)
Functional anatomy of heart
(b)
Origin and spread of cardiac impulse
(c)
Cardiac cycle (with heart sounds and pressure changes)
(d)
Electrocardiogram
(e)
Heart rate
(f)
Cardiac output
(g)
Arterial blood pressure
(h)
Arterial and venous pulse
(i)
Capillary and regional circulation
(j)
Hemorrhage, Hypovolemic shock
(k)
Cardiovascular change during exercise and cardiac efficiency tests.
(6)
Excretory System :
(a)
Physiological anatomy of Kidney
(b)
Renal Circulation
(c)
Glomerular filtration rate
(d)
Functions of renal tubules
(e)
Reabsorpotion of physiologically important substances
(f)
Counter current mechanism
(g)
Role of kidney in acid-base balance in body
(h)
Micturition
(i)
Renal function tests
(j)
Functions of skin
(k)
Regulations of body temperature
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(7)
Central Nervous System :
(a)
Introduction
(b)
Synapse and synaptic transmission
(c)
Automatic nervous system (including Adr medulla)
(d)
Sensory receptor sensations
(e)
Spinal Cord : Tracts and lesions
(f)
Reflexes
(g)
Motor organization
(h)
Brain stem (including vestibular apparatus)
(i)
Basal Ganglia
(j)
Cerebellum
(k)
Tone, posture and equilibrium
(l)
Motor control mechanism
(m)
Thalamus
(n)
Hypothalamus
(o)
Limbic cortex
(p)
Cerebral cortex
(q)
Speech, Learning and memory
(r)
A.R.F. Electroencephalogram gram and d sleep
(s)
Pain
(t)
CSF
(8)
Special Senses :
(a)
Structure of eye
(b)
Refractory medias of eye heir errors and corrections
(c)
Retina : Structure, photochemistry
(d)
Visual pathways and its lesions
(e)
Visual activity and binocular vision
(f)
Accommodation and adaptations to darkness
(g)
Color Vision
(h)
Visual perceptions : Central mechanism
(i)
Physiological movements of eye
(j)
Functional anatomy of ear
(k)
Structure and functions of middle ear
(l)
Organs of Corti and mechanism of hearing
(m)
Endocochlear potentials and auditory pathways
(n)
Deafness and tests of hearing
(o)
Taste and smell
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(9)
Endocrinology and Reproductive Physiology :
(a)
Introduction
(b)
Hypothalamohypophyseal axis
(c)
Anterior pituitary gland (including growth and development)
(d)
Posterior pituitary gland
(e)
Thyroid gland
(f)
Hormonal control of blood calcium level
(g)
Endocrine pancreas
(h)
Andrenal gland
(i)
Hormones of heart, kidney and thymus
(j)
Introduction to reproductive physiology
(k)
Male reproductive system : structure, functions
(l)
Female reproductive system : structure and functions
(m)
Fertilizations, placenta, pregnancy and pregnancy tests
(n)
Parturition and lactation
(o)
Physiological basis of family planning
PRACTICALS
General Practicals:
1
Study of appliances - Experimental instruments
2
Study of appliances - Hematology and clinical instruments
3
Study of appliances - Compound microscope
Hematology Practicals:
1
Packed cell volume
2
Erythrocyte sedimentation rate
3
Effect of tonicity of saline, fragility
4
Total red cell count
5
MCD, price jone’s curve
6
Estimation of haemoglobin
7
Haemin crystals, reticulocyte count
8
Blood indices and related calculation
9
Total white cell count
10
Cells in peripheral blood film
11
Differential WBC count
12
Absolute count, arneth count
13
Coagulation - B.T.C.T.
14
Blood grouping
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Clinical Physiology Practicals:
1
Radial pulse, Sphygmography
2
Arterial blood pressure
3
Cardiac efficiency tests
4
Clinical examination in general
5
Clinical examination of Cardiovascular system
6
Clinical examination of Respiratory system
7
Artificial respiration and Cardio pulmonary resuscitation
8
Spirometry
9
Respiratory efficiency tests
10
Stethography
11
Examinations of sensory functions
12
Examinations of motor functions
13
Examinations of reflexes
14
Examinations of cranial nerves – I,III,IV,V,VI
15
Examinations of cranial nerves – II
16
Examinations of cranial nerves – VII,IX.X.XI,XII
17
Examinations of cranial nerves – VIIII,
18
CNS higher functions
19
Clinical examinations of abdomen
20
Thermometry
Amphibian practicals:
1
Gastrocnemius msucle, sciatic nerve preparation
2
Simple muscle curve
3
Quantal summation
4
Strength duration curve
5
Effect of temperature on SMC
6
Effect of load on SMC
7
Effect of two successive stimuli
8
Genesis of tetanus
9
Phenomenon of Fatigue
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10
Ergograph
11
Velocity of nerve impulse
12
Perfusion of amphibian heart
13
Frog’s heart beat
14
Effect of temperature on frog’s heart
15
Properties of cardiac muscle
16
Effect of vagus and crescent stimulation
17
Effect of drugs on frog’s heart
18
Identification of drugs
Mammalian practicals:1
Recording of heart beat and respiration
2
Perfusion of guinea pig ileum
3
Perfusion of guinea pig jejunum
4
Recording of blood pressure and respiration of dog
5
Effect of drugs on blood pressure of dog
Graphs, charts, calculations etc
1
Endocrine disorder photographs
2
O2 and CO2 dissociation curve
3
ECG
4
EEG
5
EMG
6
Contraceptives, menstrual cycle and BBT
7
GTT
8
GFT
9
Cystometrogram
10
Renal function tests
11
Sino-aortic mechanisms
12
Pressure and volume changes during cardiac cycle
13
Action potential
14
Strength duration curve
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LIST OF PUBLICATIONS IN LAST 3 YEARS
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
Variable Response Of Ist MBBS Students To Exam Stress
Dr. Rajesh Kathrotia*, Dr. Manish Kakaiya**, Dr. Dinesh Parmar***, Dr. Kalpesh
Vidja**,Dr. Kirit Sakariya*, Dr. Neeta Mehta****
*Assistant Professor, **Tutor, ***Resident, ****Professor & Head, Department Of
Physiology, PDU Medical College, Rajkot.
Published in NJIRM 2010; Vol. 1(3). July-Sept.2010
Sleeping late and sleeping less affects body mass index in adolescent boys
and girls. Dr. RG Kathrotia, Dr. P V Rao, Dr. S J Paralikar, Dr. C J Shah, Dr. E R
Oommen Iranian Journal Of Medical Sciences Volume 35,No.1 March 2010.
Impact of different grades of body mass index on left ventricular structure
and function. Rajesh G Kathrotia, Swapnil J Paralikar, Pinkesh V Rao, Elvy R
Oommen Accepted for publication in Indian Journal of Physiology &
Pharmacology April-June 2010 Issue.
A Correlation between Dyslipidaemia and Glycaemic Control in Type 2
Diabetic Patients
Dr.Dinesh Parmar*, Dr.Kirit Sakariya***, Dr.Kalpesh Vidja**, Dr.Neeta Mehta****,
Dr.Manish Kakaiya***
*Resident, **Tutor, ***Assistant Professor, ****Professor and Head, Department
of Physiology, PDU Medical College, Rajkot
NJIRM 2012; Vol. 3(1).January-March
A Comparative Study of Serum Lipid Profile between Premenopausal And
Postmenopausal Women.
Dr.Maulik S. Varu*, Dr.Anup M. Vegad*, Dr. Hitesh A. Jani**, Dr.Chirag V.
Savalia***, Dr.Varsha S. Joshi****
* Assistant Professor, Department of Physiology, Govt Medical College,
Bhavnagar, ** Assistant Professor , Department of Physiology, M. P. Shah
Medical College, Jamnagar, *** Assistant Professor , Department of Physiology,
P. D. U. Medical College, Rajkot, **** Professor & Head, Department of
Physiology, M. P. Shah Medical College, Jamnagar,Gujarat. NJIRM 2012; Vol.
3(1).January-March
A Study of First Episode of Acute Myocardial Infarction in
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Patients.
Dr.Anup M. Vegad*, Dr.Maulik S. Varu*, Dr.Mahesh M. Rathod**,Dr. Hitesh A.
Jani***, Dr.Chirag V. Savalia****
Assistant Professor, Department of Physiology, Govt Medical College,
Bhavnagar. ** Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine, P. D. U. Medical
College, Rajkot. ** * Assistant Professor, Department of Physiology, M. P. Shah
Medical College, Jamnagar, *** * Assistant Professor, Department of Physiology,
P. D. U. Medical College, Rajkot, Gujarat
NJIRM 2011; Vol. 3(3). July- Auguest
Learning style adopted by medical student.
Chinmay shah, Naisargi Joshi, H B Mehta, P A Gokhle artment of
Physiology, Govt. Medical college, Bhavnagar,Gujarat,India nternational
research Journal of Pharmacy ,2(12),2011
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Physiology
Number of
Demonstration
Room/s
Capacity
Amphibian
laboratory
Seats
Mammalian
laboratory
Departmental
Library
2 (72 sq.mt. &
93.02 sq. mt.)
75 each
AV Aids
OHP & LCD
96.8 sq.mt.
Haematology laboratory
289.29 sq.mt. (30 Seats)
Microscope 58
60.30 sq.mt.
Clinical Physiology
91.45 sq.mt.
205 Books
Research Lab.
Preparation rooms
1
*Biophysiology Lab
209.20 sq.mt. (90 Seats)
Charts 50
53.68 sq.mt.
With colorimeter, tonometer,
cathotray, opthalmoscope etc.
Colorimeter, incubator for
PG students
91.45 sq.mt. (20 Capacity)
*Seminar Room
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