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UNIVERSTY OF SİİRT
FACULTY OF VETERINARY MEDICINE
DIVISION
Basic Sciences
DEPARTMENT
PHYSİOLOGY DEPARTMENT
LECTURES OF
THE
DEPARTMENT
AND TEXT
BOOK(S)
Physiology of small and large animals, Review of medical physiology,
Guyton Physiology, Actually literatures
TEACHING
METHOD USING
UNIT AND / OR
MATERIAL
Orally presentation, multimedya, slide projection and self practice
GENERAL
DESCRIPTION OF
THE
DEPARTMENT
The department was established in 2013.
EDUCATION
GOALS OF THE
DEPARTMENT
To conduct actual researchs releated physiological
developments, furthermore to give education to graduate,
postgraduate and phD students. To perform multidiscipliner
studies concerning with country and regional agricultural
problems.
COMMUNICATION Siirt University, Veterinary Faculty
(Address, Web,
Siirt/Turkey
Phone, Fax, eg.)
Phone: (90484) 223 19 97
Fax: (90484) 223 20 38)
COURSE/LECTURE
A-GENERAL INFORMATION
1 DEPARTMENT
PHYSIOLOGY DEPARTMENT
2 COURSE CODE
AND NAME
3 CREDITS
VET 116- PYHSIOLOGY I
NATIONAL EUROPEAN CREDITS TRANSFER SYSTEMS (ECTS)
T
3
4 COURSE TYPE
(Obligatory /
Elective)
5 COURSE TERM
5
P
2
Obligatory
Semester II
6 LECTURERS
E-MAIL ADDRESS
Prof. Dr.Nihat ŞINDAK ([email protected])
7 COURSE
LANGUAGE
[X] Turkish
[X] English
[…]……………………………….....
[…]………………………………….
8 AIM OF THE
COURSE AND
OBJECTIVES
(Student
Achievements)
Primarily to give basic physiological acknowledgement, terms and issues in
veterinary and human area to benefit from these in future on their works.
9 EXAMINATION
AND METHODS OF
ASSESSMENT
Mid Term
Finally
ACTIVITY
NUMBER
Written exam
Quiz
Homework
Project
Laboratory
Other (…………………)
Oral Exam
Homework + Oral Exam
Project + Oral Exam
Written Exam
1
PERCENTAGE
(%)
40
1
60
B- COURSE PLAN, CONTENTS AND USE OF RESOURCES
1. COURSE PLAN AND CONTENTS
I-Theoretical
WEEKLY
1 Introduction to Physiology
2 The Cell Physiology
3 Regulation of body fluids
4 Hematology
5 Hematology
6 Hematology
7 The circulatory system
8 The circulatory system
9 The circulatory system
10 The Nervous System
11 The Nervous System
12 The Nervous System
13 Muscle physiology
14 Muscle physiology
SUBJECT
What is Physiology, the importance of physiology,
relations with other sciences, and homeostasis
Cell structure and its organels, cell's action
potentials, membrane transport system, secondary
messenger system
Distribution of body fluids,and transcellular fluid,
body fluid metabolism, fluid-electrolytes and
minerals
Blood and its functions, plasma and its composition,
plasma proteins and its importance, Blood volume
determination, the body organs that store blood
Formed elements of the blood, its regulation, blood
structure and its composition, red blood cells,
osmotic fragility of erythrocyte, haemolysis and
hemolysins, anemia, Blood Groups, Coagulation
mechanism, thrombocyte
White blood cell, immune system
Heart, The Heart as a Pump and Function of the
Heart Valves, Heart Muscle, Rhythmical Excitation
of the Heart, Heart metabolism
Arrhythmia, stroke volume, cardiac output, Cardiac
Failure, The Normal Electrocardiogram, heart
sounds
Blood vessels and circulation , Nervous Regulation
of the Circulation, Arterial Pressure, Circulatory
Shock, pulse , pulse frequency, Capillary circulation,
lymph circulation, specific circulation areas
Synapse, synaptic transmission, sensory receptors,
Classification of receptors, medulla spinalis and its
functions, reflex and spinal animals
The Nervous System; medulla spinalis-tracts,
brainstem and cental nerves, limbic system, basal
ganglia, monoaminergic systems and behaviors
The Nervous System: hypothalamus and its
functions, autonomic nerve system, sympathatic
nervous system, parasympathatic nervous system,
cortex cerebri, pain sense
Skeletal muscle, smooth muscle, heart muscle,
muscle tone, contraction types, muscle energy
metabolism, muscle fatigue, Muscle sensory
receptors and its functions
Reciprocal innervation, smooth muscle properties,
muscle contraction and relaxation, summation,
tetanus
II- Practical
WEEKLY
1 Blood physiology
SUBJECT
3 Blood physiology
Physiological solution: Serum, ringer solution, loke
solution, Tyrode solution, Krebs solution, Hayem
solution, Turk solution, Rees-Ecker solution, angora
solution, brilliant cresyl blue, New methylene blue,
Natt-Herrick solution
Tools and equipments used in laboratories for blood
count; Thoma Slide, Naubauer and Helber Slide,
leucocyte pipette, erythrocyte pipette, how to clean
equipments used in laboratories
Red blood cell count (RBC)
4 Blood physiology
Reticulocyte count
5 Blood physiology
White blood cell count (WBC)
6 Blood physiology
Platelet count
7 Blood physiology
To determine hemoglobin amount
8 Blood physiology
Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (sedimentation)
9 Blood physiology
Hematocrit value
10 Blood physiology
Preparation of peripheral blood smear, staining
2 Blood physiology
procedure ,and Leukocyte formula
11 Blood physiology
Blood Groups
12 Blood physiology
Erythrocyte osmotic resistance (fragility )
13 Blood physiology
Bleeding Time
14 Blood physiology
Clotting time.
COURSE/LECTURE
A-GENERAL INFORMATION
1 DEPARTMENT
PHYSIOLOGY DEPARTMENT
2 COURSE CODE
AND NAME
3 CREDITS
VET 209- PHYSIOLOGY II
NATIONAL EUROPEAN CREDITS TRANSFER SYSTEMS (ECTS)
T
3
4 COURSE TYPE
(Obligatory /
Elective)
5 COURSE TERM
5
P
2
Obligatory
Semester I
6 LECTURERS
E-MAIL
ADDRESS
Prof. Dr.Nihat ŞINDAK ([email protected])
7 COURSE
LANGUAGE
[X] Turkish
[X] English
[…]……………………………….....
[…]………………………………….
8 AIM OF THE
COURSE AND
OBJECTIVES
(Student
Achievements)
Primarily to give basic physiological acknowledgement, terms and issues in
veterinary and human area to benefit from these in future on their works.
9 EXAMINATION
AND METHODS
OF ASSESSMENT
Mid Term
Finally
ACTIVITY
NUMBER
Written exam
Quiz
Homework
Project
Laboratory
Other (…………………)
Oral Exam
Homework + Oral Exam
Project + Oral Exam
Written Exam
1
PERCENTAGE
(%)
40
1
60
B- COURSE PLAN, CONTENTS AND USE OF RESOURCES
1. COURSE PLAN AND CONTENTS
ITheoretical
WEEKLY
1
Respiratory
system
2
Respiratory
system
3
Respiratory
system
4 Urinary
system
5 Urinary
system
6 Urinary
system
7 Digestive
system
SUBJECT
Respiratory organs, inspiration and expiration mechanism, respiratory types, lung
volume and capacity, Respiratory minute volume
Alveolar ventilation, intrapulmonic and intrathoracic pressure, pneumothorax,
transportation of respiratory gases, hemoglobin structure and its functions, oxygen
dissociation curve, transportation of oxygen and carbon dioxide
Buffer systems, blood pH, acide-base balance, anoxia, cyanosis, neural control of
respiration
Salt and water balance, Capillary Fluid Exchange, Functional anatomy of kidney,
nephron, blood circulation
Glomerular Filtration, proximal tubule, resorption of water, bicarbonar, phosphate
and potassium
Distal tubule, resorption of sodium, chloride, potassium excretion, urine
acidification, clearance, urination, and Nervous Regulation of urination
Digestion in mouth, Nutrition prompt, appetite, starvation, thirst and its control,
saliva and its composition and function, swallow, stomach digestion, gastric glands
and secretion, Nervous control of gastric secretion, mechanical events of stomach
digestion
8 Digestive Gastric emptying, vomiting, digestion in stomach of ruminants, development of
system
ruminant stomach, ruminant stomach motility and its control, rumination an
eructation
9 Digestive Rumen microorganisms, digestive events in Rumen, carbohydrate digestion, nitrous
system
material digestion, bowel digestion, pancreatic juice
10
Bile intestinal secretion, gastric absorption, intestinal absorption, poultry digestion
Digestive
system
11
Classification of Hormones, secretion, its effect mechanism, endocrin glands,
Endocrine
neurohypophysis, oxytocin, antidiuretic hormone
system
12
Pars intermedia hormones, growth hormone, thyroid gland and its hormones,
Endocrine
Parathyroid gland, parat hormone, calcitonin, vitamin D and methabolism
system
13
Pancreas hormones, glandula adrenalis, adrenal cortex and medulla hormones
Endocrine
system
14
Reproductive physiology, sex hormones and its mechanism, placenta functions
Endocrine
system
IIPractical
WEEKLY
1
Circulatory
system
SUBJECT
2
Circulatory
system
3
Circulatory
system
Electrocardiography
4
Circulatory
system
Blood pressure measurement in arteries
5
Respiratory
system
6
Respiratory
system
7
Respiratory
system
8
Respiratory
system
9 Digestive
system
Mechanical respiratory movements
10
Digestive
system
11
Digestive
system
12
Digestive
system
13
Digestive
system
14
Digestive
system
Rumen protozoon count
Electrocardiography
Heart sounds
Printing of mechanical respiratory movements
Measurement of vital capacity using spirometry
Measurement of vital capacity using spirometry
Rumen content collection, its movement, Preparing Stock Solutions with Rumen
content,
Rumen protozoon activity
Measurement of Rumen pH value
Protozoon identification
Protozoon identification