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Text Book Of Practical Physiology

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| Pages: 488 | Language : English | Book Size: 216 X 280 mm | Territorial Rights: World

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Textbook of Practical Physiology has been guiding undergraduate medical students through the practical aspects required for their training and understanding of the essential pro-clinical subject of Physiology. This new edition is now in two—colour to enhance the visual impact. The sections on Hematology and Human Experiments take the student step by step through the various experiments they need to be well-versed in, along with their clinical interpretations.

The sections on Amphibian and Mammalian Experiments are a useful and essential inclusion for the postgraduate students.

The illustrations have been redrawn and several new colour photographs have been added throughout to clearly demonstrate the methods in conducting the tests.

Author

Contributors (Author(s), Editor(s), Translator(s), Illustrator(s) etc.)

Dr Gopal Krushna Pal, MBBS, MD, MABMS, FABMS, FABAP, FSAB, is Professor, Department of Physiology, Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER), Pondicherry. Dr Pal has been teaching physiology for more than two decades and has specialised in neurophysiology, cardio-respiratory physiology, endocrinology and immunohematology. His special research experience is in neurophysiology of food and water intake, regulation of body weight and yoga. Both as a student and researcher, Dr Pal has been the recipient of several awards and honours, including the Shyamabati Dubey Award, Dr N Padmanabhan Memorial Award, the A V Tilak Parvathy Devi Prize, ICMR Scientist Award for Biomedical Research, the Dr D S Munagekar Award from the Indian Medical Association, SIRI Research Award, Dr Sushila Thakur Prakriti Mandir Prize, the Professor RC Shukla Oration Award of APPI, the Prof. JN Maitra Memorial Oration Award, the Dr ML Gupta Prize of APPI and the Dr BK Anand Research Prize of APPI. For his contribution to the field of research, the New York Academy of Sciences has nominated him as honorary member of the academy. Dr Pal was editor-in-chief of the journal Biomedicine (2006–09) and editor of Indian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology (2009–14), and is also an expert reviewer for many national and international journals. Currently, Dr Pal is Editor-in-Chief of International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Physiology (IJCEP).

Dr Pravati Pal, MBBS, MD, MABMS, is Professor of Physiology in JIPMER, Pondicherry. She has been actively involved in teaching and research in physiology. Her fields of interest are electrophysiology, physiology of nerve and muscle, endocrinology and neurophysiology. Dr Pal has had an outstanding academic and research career. She is a recipient of several awards, including the Vaithilingam Venkatasubba Reddiar Medal by Pondicherry University for her performance in the postgraduate examination. For the best research work in physiology, she received the Dr N Padmanabhan Memorial Award from the Indian Association of Biomedical Scientists in the year 1998. She has published many research papers in national and international journals. Dr Pal received the coveted Prof K P Puthuraya Award of APPI for best teacher in physiology for the year 2012.

Table of Content

Section I: Hematology

1. Introduction to Hematology

2. Collection of Blood Samples

3. Estimation of Hemoglobin Concentration

4. Determination of Hematocrit

5. Study of the Compound Microscope

6. Hemocytometry

7. Total RBC Count

8. Determination of Red Blood Cell Indices

9. Total Leucocyte Count

10. Preparation and Examination of Blood Smear

11. Differential Leucocyte Count

12. Arneth Count

13. Absolute Eosinophil Count

14. Determination of Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate

15. Determination of Blood Group

16. Osmotic Fragility of Red Cells

17. Determination of Bleeding Time and Coagulation Time

18. Platelet Count

19. Reticulocyte Count

20. Determination of Specific Gravity of Blood

Section II: Human Experiments

General Principles of Clinical Examination

21. General Examination

Respiratory System

22. Stethography

23. Clinical Examination of the Respiratory System

24. Effect of Posture on Vital Capacity

25. Pulmonary Function Tests

26. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

Gastrointestinal System

27. Clinical Examination of the Gastrointestinal System

Cardiovascular system

28. Electrocardiography

29. Clinical Examination of the Radial Pulse

30. Arterial Pulse Tracing

31. Measurement of Blood Pressure

32. Effect of Posture on Blood Pressure and Heart Rate

33. Effect of Exercise on Blood Pressure and Heart Rate

34. Clinical Examination of the Cardiovascular System

35. Systolic Time Intervals

Nerve and Muscle

36. Nerve Conduction Study

37. Electromyography

38. Mosso’s Ergography

Nervous System

39. Clinical Examination of the Sensory System

40. Clinical Examination of the Motor System

41. Clinical Examination of the Cranial Nerves

42. Autonomic Function Tests

43. Spectral Analysis of Heart Rate Variability

44. Brainstem Auditory Evoked Potential

45. Visual Evoked Potential

46. Somatosensory Evoked Potential

47. Motor Evoked Potentials

Special Senses

48. Perimetry

49. Visual Acuity

50. Colour Vision

51. Hearing Tests

52. Examination of Taste and Smell

Reproductive System

53. Semen Analysis

54. Pregnancy Diagnostic Tests

Section III: Amphibian Experiments

Experiments on Frog’s Nerve and Muscle

55. Appliances

56. Nerve-Muscle Preparation

57. Study of Reactivity of Tissues

58. Simple Muscle Twitch

59. Effect of Temperature on Simple Muscle Twitch

60. Effect of Increasing Strength of Stimuli on Muscle Contraction

61. Effect of Two Successive Stimuli on Muscle Contraction

62. Genesis of Tetanus

63. Genesis of Fatigue

64. Effects of Load on Muscle Contraction

65. Isometric Contraction

66. Conduction Velocity of Nerves in Frogs

Experiments on Frog’s Heart and Blood Vessels

67. Normal Cardiogram of Frog

68. Effect of Temperature on Frog’s Heart

69. Effect of Stannius Ligatures on Frog’s Heart

70. Properties of the Cardiac Muscle

71. Effect of Stimulation of Vagosympathetic Trunk on Frog’s Heart

72. Effect of Nicotine and Atropine on Frog’s Heart

73. Perfusion of Frog’s Heart and Effect of Drugs and Ions

74. Perfusion of Blood Vessels of the Frog

75. Capillary Circulation in the Frog

Experiments on Frog’s Nervous System

76. Postural Reflexes in the Frog

Section IV: Mammalian Experiments

77. Perfusion of Isolated Heart of Rabbit by Langendorff’s Method

78. Effect of Drugs and Ions on Isolated Mammalian Intestine

79. Effect of Drugs on Mammalian Uterine Contraction

80. Estrus Cycle in Rat

81. Demonstrations of Experiments in the Anesthetised Dog

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