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List No. 3

Physiology

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CELL PHYSIOLOGY

NEUROPHYSIOLOGY

MUSCLE PHYSIOLOGY

PH 1. The cell membranePH 2. Membrane transport-I PH 3. Membrane transport-IIPH 4. Membrane transport-IIIPH 5. Ionic Equilibria and Resting membrane Potential PH 6. Action PotentialPH 7. Conduction VelocityPH 8a. Signal Transduction-IPH 8b. Signal Transduction-II

PH 9. Organization of the brain: CerebrumPH 10. Organization of the brain: Cell TypesPH 11. Blood - brain barrierPH 12. Synaptic transmission: Morphology of SynapsesPH 13. Synaptic transmission: Neuromuscular JunctionPH 14. Synaptic transmission: Visceral Efferent EndingsPH 15. Synaptic transmission: Inhibitory MechanismsPH 16. Synaptic transmission: Chemical Synaptic TransmissionPH 17. Synaptic transmission: Temporal and Spatial SummationPH 18. Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF): Brain Ventricles and CSF CompositionPH 19. Cerebrospinal fluid (CFT): Circulation of CSFPH 20. Spinal cord: Ventral RamiPH 21. Spinal cord: Membranes and Nerve RootsPH 22. Peripheral nervous systemPH 23. Autonomic nervous system: SchemaPH 24. Autonomic nervous system: Cholinergic and Adrenergic SynapsesPH 25. HypothalamusPH 26. Limbic systemPH 27. The cerebral cortexPH 28. Descending motor pathwaysPH 29. Cerebellum: Afferent Pathways PH 30. Cerebellum: Efferent PathwaysPH 31. Cutaneous sensory receptorsPH 32. Cutaneous receptors: Pacinian CorpusclePH 33. Proprioception and reflex pathways-I PH 34. Proprioception and reflex pathways-IIPH 35. Sensory pathways-IPH 36. Sensory pathways-IIPH 37. Sensory pathways-IIIPH 38. Visual system: ReceptorsPH 39. Visual system: Visual PathwayPH 40. Auditory system: CochleaPH 41. Auditory system: PathwaysPH 42. Vestibular system: ReceptorsPH 43. Vestibular system: Vestibulospinal TractsPH 44. Gustatory (taste) system: ReceptorsPH 45. Gustatory (taste) system: PathwaysPH 46. Olfactory system: ReceptorsPH 47. Olfactory system: Pathway

PH 48. Skeletal muscle: OrganizationPH 49. Skeletal muscle: Sarcoplasmic ReticulumPH 50. Skeletal muscle: Excitation-Contraction Coupling-IPH 51. Skeletal muscle: Excitation-Contraction Coupling-IIPH 52. Skeletal muscle: Excitation-Contraction Coupling-IIIPH 53. Skeletal muscle: Length-Tension RelationshipPH 54. Cardiac muscle: Structure PH 55. Smooth muscle: Excitation-Contraction Coupling-I PH 56. Smooth muscle: Excitation-Contraction Coupling-II

CARDIOVASCULAR PHYSIOLOGY

RESPIRATORY PHYSIOLOGY

PH 57. Overview of the Cardiovascular systemPH 58. Body Fluid Compartments PH 59. Structure of the HeartPH 60. Conduction System of the HeartPH 61. Electrical Activity of the Heart PH 62. Electrocardiogram-I PH 63. Electrocardiogram-IIPH 64. Electrocardiogram-IIIPH 65. Cardiac CyclePH 66. Cardiac Output: Pressure-Volume LoopPH 67. Cardiac Output: Function CurvesPH 68. Coronary circulationPH 69. HemodynamicsPH 70. Arterial PressurePH 71. Control of arteriolar tonePH 72. MicrocirculationPH 73. Circulation to special regionsPH 74. Monitoring of Blood pressure PH 75. Short-Term Regulation of Blood PressurePH 76. Long-Term Regulation of Blood PressurePH 77. Response of Exercise PH 78. Fetal circulation

PH 79. LungsPH 80. Airway structure: Trachea and Major BronchiPH 81. Airway Structure: Intrapulmonary AirwaysPH 82. Airway Structure: Epithelium PH 83. Respiratory muscles

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PH 84. Lung VolumesPH 85. Mechanics of respiration: Forces during Quiet

BreathingPH 86. Mechanics of respiration: Elastic Properties-I PH 87. Mechanics of respiration: Elastic Properties-IIPH 88. Mechanics of respiration: Surface ForcesPH 89. Mechanics of respiration: Airway FlowPH 90. Mechanics of respiration: Flow-VolumePH 91. Intrapulmonary CirculationPH 92. The alveolar capillary unitPH 93. Pulmonary circulationPH 94. Ventilation / perfusionPH 95. Pulmonary Vascular ResistancePH 96. Surfactant EffectsPH 97. O and co exchange 2 2

PH 98. O and CO exchange and transport2 2

PH 99. O /CO exchange2 2

PH 100. Control of respirationPH 101. Role of the lungs in Acid-Base BalancePH 102. Response to exercisePH 103. Obstructive lung disease-I PH 104. Obstructive lung disease-IIPH 105. Restrictive lung DiseasePH 106. Pulmonary Function Testing-I PH 107. Pulmonary Function Testing-II

PH 108. Anatomy of the kidney PH 109. Anatomy of the kidney: The NephronPH 110. Glomerular StructurePH 111. Glomerular FiltrationPH 112. Renal Clearance

+PH 113. Na reabsorptionPH 114. ADH Secretion and ActionPH 115. Urine ConcentrationPH 116. Urine DilutionPH 117. Renin - angiotensin - aldosterone systemPH 118. Response to increased ECFPH 119. Response to Decreased ECFPH 120. Potassium excretionPH 121. Calcium and phosphate

-PH 122. Renal HCO Reabsorption3PH 123. Renal Production of New HCO3

PH 124. EsophagusPH 125. Gastroesophageal Junction

-PH 126. Lower Esophageal SphincterPH 127. Enteric Nervous SystemPH 128. Autonomic Innervation-I PH 129. Autonomic Innervation-IIPH 130. Autonomic and Enteric IntegrationPH 131. MotilityPH 132. Major GI HormonesPH 133. Structure of StomachPH 134. Appetite and HungerPH 135. Gastric MotilityPH 136. Gastric DigestionPH 137. Gastric Secretion-I PH 138. Gastric Secretion-IIPH 139. Gastric Secretion-IIIPH 140. Small Intestine Structure-I PH 141. Small Intestine Structure-IIPH 142. Small Intestine Structure-IIIPH 143. Small Intestine MotilityPH 144. Large Intestine StructurePH 145. Rectum and Anal CanalPH 146. Colonic Motility PH 147. Defecation

RENAL PHYSIOLOGY

GASTROINTESTINAL PHYSIOLOGY

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PH 148. Salivary Gland StructurePH 149. Salivary Gland SecretionPH 150. Pancreas Structure PH 151. Pancreas SecretionPH 152. Liver StructurePH 153. Liver Ultra structurePH 154. Intrahepatic Biliary SystemPH 155. Liver FunctionPH 156. Bilirubin ExcretionPH 157. Gallbladder Structure and FunctionPH 158. Overview of GI Tract Fluid and Electrolyte TransportPH 159. Digestion of ProteinPH 160. Digestion of CarbohydratesPH 161. Digestion of FatPH 162. Absorption of Essential Elements and Vitamins

PH 163. Overview of Hormone ActionPH 164. Regulation of Hormone SecretionPH 165. Hypothalamus and PituitaryPH 166. Anterior PituitaryPH 167. Posterior Pituitary: OxytocinPH 168. Posterior Pituitary: ADHPH 169. Growth HormonePH 170. Thyroid Gland: StructurePH 171. Thyroid Gland: FunctionPH 172. Thyroid Gland: Hormone ActionPH 173. Adrenal Gland: StructurePH 174. Adrenal Gland: HistologyPH 175. Adrenal Cortical HormonesPH 176. CortisolPH 177. Adrenal AndrogensPH 178. AldosteronePH 179. Adrenal MedullaPH 180. Endocrine PancreasPH 181. Insulin SecretionPH 182. Actions of InsulinPH 183. Actions of GlucagonPH 184. Parathyroid GlandPH 185. Gonad and Genital Duct FormationPH 186. Development of the External GenitaliaPH 187. PubertyPH 188. TestesPH 189. The Menstrual CyclePH 190. Hormonal Regulation of the Menstrual CyclePH 191. Prolactin

ENDOCRINE PHYSIOLOGY

Dphc 551 Effect of drugs on rabbit eye-I

Dphc 552 Effect of drugs on rabbit eye-II

Dphc 553 Effect of drugs on rabbit eye-III

Dphc 554 Effect of drugs on rabbit eye-IV

Dphc 555 Rabbit Ileum

Dphc 556 Acetylcholine-Atropine-Epinephrine

Dphc 557 Epinephrine- Propranolol- Epinephrine

Dphc 558 Effect of different doses of Diltiazem on cardiac

stimulant action of Adrenaline and CaCl2 on

frog heart

Dphc 559 Unknown drugs on frog heart

Dphc 560 Effect of drugs on frog’s heart

Dphc 561 Effect of various drugs on isolated guinea pig

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IMP 304 Larynx with Tongue This model consists of 5 parts. 76cm.

IMP 311 Lymphatic System.

15cm.

IMP 313 Anatomical Heart Model.

19cm.

IMP 314 EyeballSeparated into 7 parts.

32cm.

IMP 317 Anatomical EarSeparated into 6 parts.

13.5cm.

IMP 328 Brain.

21cm.

IMP 326 Interior model of Mouth, Nose, Pharynx and Larynx with Blood Vessels.

IMP 331B Muscular Head with Brain.

IMP 330B Half Head, Brain & Neck.

IMP 309CDigestive System

IMP 310Circulatory System

81cm.

IMP 322 Nervous System.

AM 34 Human LungsAM 47 Duct system withGallstones

AM 41 Human Stomach

AM 40 Human Pancreas

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AM 28 Nasal Cavity& Pharynx

AM 10B Descending Pathway

AM 10A Ascending Pathway

AM 9A Reflex Arc

AM-15 Spinal cord with spinal nerve

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AM 23 Tonsils AM 38 Liver Duodenum & Pancreas AM 37

Large with gall BladderAM 30

Larynx deep side viewAM 10 The Cerebellum

AM-74

Structure of Bone

IMP 330A Median Section of Head.

IMP 333B Kidney Nephron Corpuscle.

IMP 334 Median Section of Male Pelvis.

27cm.

25cm.

IMP 336 Median Section of Female Pelvis.Separated into 2 parts.

IMP 332A Pancreas Spleen , Duodenum.

IMP 337A Human Excretory System.

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IMP 333C Kidney on Stand

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IMP 284 MICRO anatomy Kidney

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IMP287 MICRO anatomy Artery and Vein

23cm.

IMP 352 Block Skin

AM 70C IMP- Ovary Model

21.5cm.

AM 68 Uterus and Fallopian Tube

AM 68C Female Rep. System

AM 60 Urinary Bladder

AM 64A Hernia AM 75 Structure of Hair

AM 79 Uterus in section showing sperm & ovum in

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AM 70 Structure of the Breast

AM 63 Structure of penis AM 72 The Skin

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DIGESTION OF CARBOHYDRATES RETINOGENICULOSTRIATE VISUAL PATHWAY

ACTION OF INSULIN PANCREAS SECRETION TASTE RECEPTORS

DIGESTION OF PROTEIN ENTERIC NERVOUS SYSTEM COCHLEAR RECEPTORS PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM ESOPHAGUS OLFACTORY RECEPTORS

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Physiology Pioneers Dbios

SPH 01 CHARLES SHERINGTON (1857 – 1952 )SPH 02 WILLIAM HARVEY ( 1578 – 1657 )SPH 03 STEPHEN HALES (1677 – 1761 )SPH 04 AVTAR SINGH PAINTAL (1925 – 2004 )SPH 05 Anton VAN LEEUWENHOEK ( 1632 – 1723 )SPH 06 IVAN PAVLOV (1849 – 1936 )SPH 07 CLAUDE BERNARD ( 1813 – 1878 )SPH 08 WALTER B. CANNON (1871 – 1945 )SPH 09 KARL LANDSTEINER (1868 – 1943 )SPH 10 WILLEM EINTHOVEN (1860 – 1927 )SPH 11 FREDERICK GRANT BANTING (1891 – 1941) SPH 12 HERMANN VON HELMHOLTZ (1821 – 1894 )SPH 13 WERNER FORSSMANN (1904 – 1979 )SPH 15 John Newport LangleySPH 16 Philip Showalter Hench SPH 17 Sir James Young SimpsonSPH 18 Thomas Renton Elliott SPH 19 Ulf von Euler SPH 20 Adolf Eugen FickSPH 21 Andrew Fielding HuxleySPH 22 Arthur Clifton GuytonSPH 23 Eric Richard KandelSPH 24 Georg Von BekesySPH 25 Joseph Erlanger

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SPH 26 Linda Brown Buck

SPH 27 Robert Barany

SPH 28 William Maddock Bayliss

SPH 29 Yoshinori Ohsumi

SP 9 Charles best

SP 10 Sir Frederick Grant Banting

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DPsy1 Milestones in the History of PsychologyDPsy2 Research Methods in PsychologyDPsy3 The Neuron and the SynapseDPsy4 The Resting and Action PotentialDPsy5 Structure and Functions of Human BrainDPsy6 Major Regions of Cerebral CortexDPsy7 Central and Peripheral Nervous SystemDPsy8 Structure and Functions of Endocrine SystemDPsy9 Sensory Receptor Cells DPsy10 Parts of the Eye and Visual PathwaysDPsy11 Visual Processing in the Split BrainDPsy12 The Auditory SystemDPsy13 The Olfactory Sense DPsy14 The Receptors for TasteDpsy15 Memory Model

(Craik and Lockhart's Levels, Atkinson and Shiffrin's, Baddeley's Working Memory Model)

DPsy18 Involvement of Brain in different aspects of Long Term Memory

DPsy19 Role of Autonomic Nervous System in Emotional Arousal and Calming the Body

DPsy20 Role of Cerebral Hemisphere in Emotions and Psychological Disorder

DPsy21 James-Lange Theory of EmotionDPsy22 Cannon-Bard Theory of EmotionDPsy23 Schachter and Singer's Two Factor Theory of

EmotionDPsy24 Approaches to Personality PsychologyDPsy25 Cognitive Therapy TechniquesDPsy26 Comparisons in PsychotherapiesDPsy27 Famous Psychological ExperimentDPsy28 Piaget's Stages of Cognitive DevelopmentDPsy29 Erikson's Stages of Psychosocial DevelopmentDPsy30 Kohalberg's Stages of Moral DevelopmentDPsy31 The Big Five Personality TraitsDpsy32 Raymond Cattelll's 16 PF

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Psychology Charts Dbios

Dpsy33 Howard Gardener's Multiple IntelligenceDpsy34 Myers Briggs ChartDPsy35 Enneagram typesDPsy36 DSM 5 List of Mental DisordersDPsy37 DSM 5 List of Personality DisordersDPsy38 The Neural Basis of Speech : One ModelDPsy39 Reflexes in NewbornDPsy40 Milestones in Locomotor Development DPsy41 Language Development : some MilestonesDPsy42 Role of Cognitive Appraisal in Stress DPsy43 Optimists and pessimists : Contrasting strategies for

Coping with Stress DPsy44 Cognitive Mechanisms in DepressionDPsy45 Bronfenbrenner's Ecological System TheoryDPsy46 Overview of Theories of MotivationDPsy47 Maslow's Hierarchy of NeedsDPsy48 The Cognitive ModelDPsy49 Psychology of ColoursDPsy50 Secrets of HappinessDPsy51 Stress Management

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