Physiology

Overview

Message From the HEAD of the Department

Welcome to the Department of Physiology

The Physiology department is an intellectually vibrant place.

This Departmental page is designed to introduce visitors and students to our Department, its research, teaching, and administrative activities. It also serves as a major mechanism of communication between the Department and our students and administrative staff.

Physiology is the study of how the body works in health and disease at all levels including molecular, genomic, proteomic, ionic, cellular, organ and whole organism. The essence of research and teaching in Physiology requires an enquiring mind anchored on a global and integrative perspective to the understanding of how things work in a living organism.

Department was established in 2011 in New building in GMERS Medical College campus with annual intake capacity of 150 students. Department is located on First floor and has infrastructure adequate to cater the need of 150 admissions per year.

The Department of Physiology at GMERS Medical College, Gandhinagar is committed to excellence in teaching, research and service. Members of the faculty are actively involved in educational programs in the college. Members of the Department of Physiology, conduct research in the areas of cardiovascular, Pulmonary, Neurophysiology, and endocrine physiology. Members of the faculty of the Department of Physiology are involved in collaborative research with clinicians from the Departments of Medicine, Surgery, and Pediatrics in the College.

We are committed to help equip and infuse in our students a life-long love for learning, the excitement of discovery and a keen sense of curiosity about the chemical, physical and biological functions of life.

I welcome you to the Department and do not hesitate to see me over any issues. We operate an open door policy. Also all academic staff members have office hours during which they are available for consultation and discussion outside the formal teaching sessions.

I wish you a rewarding and stimulating learning experience at the Department of Medical Physiology and The GMERS Medical College, Gandhinagar.

Head of the Department

Incumbency Chart of Professor & Head, Department of Physiology

Sr. No	Name	From	To
1	Dr. Vilas J Patel	12-09-2010	04-01-2011
2	Dr. K. D. Pandya	08-03-2011	12-12-2011
3	Dr. Sadhana M. Joshi	12-12-2011	30-10-2013
4	Dr. Jasmin S. Diwan	11-02-2014	TILL DATE

Facilities

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Infrastructure & Facilities

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOLOGY INFRASRUCTURE

(i)	Demonstration Room :				Available (as per MCI norms)
	A)	Number			2
	b)	Accommodation (of each demonstration room)			Adequate
		-	Size	1. 60 Sq.M 2. 60 Sq.M
		-	Capacity	75 students in each room
	^c)	Audio-Visual equipment Available		Available Overhead Projector Multimedia Projector Multimedia Computers, Laptop, Public address System in Lecture Theatre, CD writers, DVD writers, Camera Attachment for Microscope to project slides on screen

	(ii)	Practical Laboratories :
n n				Amphibian Laboratory	Mammalian Laboratory	Haematology Laboratory	Clinical Physiology Laboratory
		^a)	Accommodation
			• Size	280 Sq. M	80 Sq. M	295 Sq. M	90 Sq. M
			• Capacity	Adequate	Adequate	Adequate	Adequate
		b)	Working arrangement
			- Seats available	90	90	90	90
			- Water supply	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
			- Sinks	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
			- Electric points	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
			-Cupboard for storage of microscope, slides etc.	3	5	11 + Wooden Racks -2 Big, 1Small, Iron Racks - 1	3
		^c)	Main equipment available	Annexure 1
		d)	Number of Microscopes	-	-	90
		^e)	No. of students to each Microscope			One Each
		f)	Preparation room
			Size	14 Sq. M	14 Sq. M	14 Sq. M
			Location	In the laboratory	In the laboratory	In the laboratory	-
		g)	Whether Laboratory Manuals kept by students	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes

h)	Close circuit	Overhead Projector
	TV /demonstration	Multimedia Projector,
	Microscope/ any	Multimedia Computers,
	other teaching aids	Laptop, CD writers, DVD writers,
		Camera Attachment for Microscope to project slides on screen
		Charts & Photographs

(III)	Departmental Library-cum-Seminar Room :
	^a)	Is there a separate departmental library?			YES
	b)	Accommodation
		-	Size		40 Sq.M
		-	Capacity		Adequate to accommodate all Teaching Staff
	^c)	Number of Books in Physiology including Biophysics			99 (Annexure 2)
	d)	List of Journals			• Ind. J. of Phy. AndPharmac. • IJABMS • IJBAP • Some old volumes of other journals like...JIMA • Available through “Virtual library” scheme of Govt. of Gujarat IJPP And some old volumes of other Journals accessed by Virtual Library • Online Free Journals in E- Library
(iv)	Research Laboratory : YES
	^a)	Size			50 Sq. M
	b)	Equipment			See last page
	^c)	Are there any students taken for M.D. or Ph. D In Physiology?			No
		If so how many per year during the last three years			-
		1)		Diploma	-
		2)		Degree	-

(v) OFFICE ACCOMODATION: available as per MCI norms

^a)	Professor & H.O.D.	22 Sq. M
b)	Associate Professor /Readers	2 rooms of 15 Sq. M each
^c)	Asst. Professors/Lecturers	3 rooms of 12 Sq. M each
d)	Tutors/Demonstrators	60 Sq.M
^e)	Non-teaching and Clerical Staff	* S _q^. _q^. SS 2 2 11

Department of Physiology (Main instruments available in Labs )

AMPHIBIAN LABORATORY
Sr no.	Instruments	QUANTITY
1	Sherrington Starling Kymograph (Preferably electrically driven)	42
2	Myograph Stand / Myograph Board	42
3	Inductorium-induction coil	42
4	Simple key	42
5	Short Circulating key	42
6	Pohl's Commutator	42
7	Vibrating Interrupter	42
8	Muscle Through (LUCAS)	42
9	Muscle lever	42
10	Muscle grip of femur clamp	42
11	Hook and weight set	42
12	Heart lever	42
13	Frog board for dissection	42
14	Enamel tray	200
15	Frog board cork-lined with boss-head	42
16	Low voltage units	42
17	Mercury Key	42
18	Electrodes	42
19	Single Magnet time marker	42
20	Tripod stand	42
21	Electric time makers, 100/sec.	13
22	Tuning fork, time marker, 100/sec.	20
23	X-blocks	30
26	Copper wire (double cotton covered)	2 Rolls
27	Kymograph paper	5 Rolls
28	burette clamps (burette stand with clamp)	30
29	Vibrating reed	52
30	T ap key	42
31	Harvard Steps	20
32	Smoking Instrument Set	1
33	Isotonic lever	42

MAMMALIAN LABORATORY

SR NO.	Instruments	QUANTITY
1	Large extension kymographs-Brodie- Starling complete with respiration pump, motor time marker Manometer etc. As required	0
2	Operation table	1
3	Volume recorders	8
4	Dale's bath for internal organ	30
5	Isolated Organs. Bath for students complete with liver etc.	40
6	Animal Weighing Machine, for small and big animals (for each)	2
7	Mary's Tambour	40

8	Venus and arterial canula (different sizes) (each) 40	40 each
9	Smoking outfit, with fume cupboard	1
10	Varnishing outfit, for long and short papers	2
11	Anaesthesia boxes	5
12	Surgical instruments for operative procedures, syringes, pulleys	3
13	Instrument trolley	2
14	Assembly Preparation to apparatus of mammalian heart	1
HUMAN AND OTHER EXPERIMENTS
SR NO.	INSTRUMENT	QUANTITY
1.	Microscopes, Oil immersion	99 (90+9)
2.	Demonstrations eye piece	4
3.	Double Demonstration eye piece	4
4.	Stage incubator	1
5.	Wastergen's Pipettes for E.S.R.on Stand (with space pipettes)	50
6.	Haemogiobinometer, Sahli's (with spaces)	70
7.	Haemocytometers	47
8.	Sphygmomanometer	35
9.	Perimeter Priestly Smith S/LP.984 B & T	10
10.	Stethoscopes	20
11.	Stethoscopes, Demonstration with Multiple ear pieces	20
12.	Polygraphs	4
13.	Spirometer, Ordinary	10
14.	Gas analysis apparatus, Haldane's students type	1
15.	Van Slyko's apparatus manometric	2
16.	Gas analyzer - automatic for CO2, O2, N2	1
17.	Basal Metabolism Apparatus	1
18.	ErogographMosse's	10
19.	Clinical thermometer	30
20.	Compassaesthesiometer	20
21.	Thermal-aesthesiomer	15
22.	Algometer	3
23.	Apparatus for passive movement	5
24.	Knee hammer	25
25.	Stethograph	15
26.	Bicycle ergometer	6
27.	Olfactometer	2
28.	Opthalmoscope	2
29.	Schematic eye	4
30.	Phakoscope	2
31.	Perimeters, with charts	2
32.	Colour perception lantern Edridge Green	1
33.	Maddox rod	1
34.	Newtonscolour wheel	1
35.	Tuning forks to test hearing 32-10,000 cps (sets)	30
36.	Dynamometer	2
37.	Otorhinolaryngoscope	5
38.	Stop watches	10
39.	Viscosimeter	2
40	Height scale	5
41	Electric sterilizer	2
42	Douglas Bag	12
43	X block	10

44	Venous pressure apparatus	2
GENERAL
SR NO.	Instruments	QUANTITY
1.	Physiograph, 3 channels, complete with accessories	4
2.	Physiograph, single channel, with accessories	8
3.	Centrifuge, high speed with techno-meter etc.	1
4.	Calorimeter, photo-electric	1
5.	pH meter, electric	1
6.	Refrigerator, 9-10c ft.	2
7.	Oxygen Cylinder with trolley	5
8.	Co cylinder with trolley	4
9.	Electronic stimulator -student type	32
10.	Water distillation still, with spare heating elements	2
11.	All glass distillation apparatus double stage	2
12.	Voltage stabilizer	4
13.	Step down transformers	1
14.	Thermometers Lab.	4
15.	Balances digital	2
16.	Stainless steel top table	16
17.	Weighing Machine	3
18.	Karada scale	1
OTHERS
SR NO	Instruments	QUANTITY
1.	Sherrington shrilly kymograph	3
2.	Micorpipttes push button type variable volume 50-1000 uL	5
3.	Tiles for blood groups (pitted slides)	50
4.	Harward steps for cardiac efficiency	20
5.	WBC Pippette	25
6.	RBC Pippette	25
7.	HbPippette	25
8.	Capillaries	325 box
9.	Wintrobe's Tube	50
10.	Wintrobe's Stand	40
11.	Ambu Bag	2
12.	Metronome	15
13.	Alluminium staining rods	100
14.	Blower for Peripheral smear	100
15.	Test tube stand (for fragility)	100
16.	Test tube stand (small)	100
17.	Ishihara chart for colour vision	5
18.	Hair aesthesiometer	10
19.	Snellens chart for distant vision	3
20.	Jaegers chart for near vision	15
21.	Measuring tape	15
22.	T orch with batteries	11
23.	Autoclave	1
24.	Enamel bowl	100
25.	OHP	3
26.	Computer with printer	1

No.	Chemicals	Quantity
1	Distilled water	10 lit
2	Cedar wood oil	12 bottle
3	Spirit (Methanol)	2.5 lit
4	EDTA	3 bottle
5	3.8% Trisodium citrate	1 bottle
6	WBC Fluid ( Turk's fluid)	10 bottle
7	RBC Fluid (Hayem' fluid)	10 bottle
8	N/10 HCI	10 bottle
9	Lieshman's stain	8 bottle
10	Brilliant Cresyl blue	1 bottle
11	Anticoagulant Fluid: double oxalate ( ammonium & potassium)	1 packet
12	Normal Saline 0.9%	2 bottle
13	Normal saline 1%	1 bottle
14	Blood Group (anti-Sera)	5
15	Glacial Acetic Acid - 500ml	5 Bottle
16	Methanol	5 Litter
17	Platelet Reagent	1 Bottle - 100ml
18	Double oxalate sol.	2 bottle
19	Mercury	100 gm
20	Hypotonic saline	2 bottle
21	Hypertonic saline	1bottle
22	Acetone extra pure	2bottle
23	Ph Capsule	10 bottle
24	Copper Sulphate	500 gms
25	Potassium Chloride	500 gms
26	Potassium Permangenet	500gms

No.	CONSUMABLE	Quantity
1	Syringes	2 Boxes
2	Needle	10 boxes
3	Cotton	5 roll
4	Lancets	11 box
5	Blotting paper	11 box
6	Ryle's tube	10
7	Reproductive set ( Barrier contraceptive, OCP ,IUCD)	5 set
8	Intravenous set	5 set
9	Simple rubber Catheter	5

No.	Glasswares	Quantity
1	Flask-50ml	10
2	Flask-100ml	10
3	Beaker-50ml	5
4	Beaker-100ml	5
5	Beaker-250ml	5
6	Droppers with long capillary tube	100
7	Coverslips	5 packets
8	Petri dish	50
9	Glass vials	1000 nos
10	Blood Group Tiles	45 nos
11	B.T. - C.T. tubes	305 boxes
12	Slides	10 packets
13	Watch glass	100
14	Test tubes	10 Boxes
15	Plastic Dropping Bottle	36

Charts in Physiology Department

No.	Name of Chart
CNS
1.	Structure of sympathetic division of ANS
2.	Types of connections between ganglia and postganglionic neurons in sympathetic division of ANS
3.	Cholinergic and adrenergic neurons in Sympathetic system
4.	Overview of nervous system function
5.	Structure of parasympathetic division of ANS
6.	Action Potential or impulse
7.	Summation of postsynaptic potential at trigger zone of a post synaptic neurons
8.	Structure of multipolar neuron
9.	sensory and somatic motor maps in cerebral cortex
10.	Anterolateral pathway
11.	DCML
12.	Stretch reflex
13.	Distribution of dermatomes
14.	Cross extensor reflex
15.	Functional areas of cerebrum
16.	Withdrawal reflex
17.	Processing of sensory inputs and motor outputs by spinal cord
18.	Action potential or impulse
19.	Signal transmission at chemical synapse
20.	Internal anatomy of spinal cord organization of grey and white matter
21.	Corticospinal pathway
22.	Distribution of referred pain
Sp. Sense
23.	Events in stimulation of auditory in right ear
24.	Structure of rods and cones
25.	Anatomy of ear
26.	The visual pathway
27.	Olfactory epithelium and olfactory receptors
28.	Microscopic structure of retina
29.	The relationship of gustatory receptors in tongue papilla
30.	Gustatory pathway
31.	Anatomy of eyeball
CVS

32.	Negative feedback : baroreceptor reflex
33.	Factor that increase cardiac output
34.	Dynamic of capillary exchange
35.	Action potential in ventricular contractile fibre
36.	Conduction system of Heart
37.	Arrhythmias
Muscle Nerve
38.	Structure of Neuromuscular junction
39.	Myogram of twitch contraction
40.	Action Potential or impulse
41.	The Contraction Cycle
Endo
42.	Various Endocrine disorders
43.	Effect of growth hormone and IGF
Blood
44.	Origin development and structure of blood cells
45.	Component of blood in normal adults
46.	Blood clotting cascade

Respi.
47.	Muscle of inspiration and expiration and their action
48.	Changes in pressure of O2, CO2 during breathing

New Charts with frames

No.	Name of Chart
CVS
49.	ECG
50	Cardiac cycle
51	Examination of CVS
Muscle Nerve
52	Organization of skeletal muscle and its connective tissue coverings
53	The arrangement of filaments within a sarcomere
54	Structure of thick and thin filaments
55	The role of calcium in the suspension after one hours in increasing hypotonity of NaCl solution and Distilled water
Endo
56	Endometrial Cycle
Blood
57	Neubaur”s chamber
58	Stapes of Preparation of Blood Smear
59.	Good (A) & Bad (B,C) Smear
60	Pattern of Counting Red Cells in RBC Square
61	Charging of Neubaur Chamber
62	Finding of RBC Suspension after 1 hour in increasing hypo tonicity of NaCl solution and Distilled water
63	Hypotonity Position of blood drop in CuSO4 solution of specific gravity ranging

	from 1.050 to 1.066
64	Improved Neubauer counting chamber (above) And it is seen under low power objective (below).
65	Westergren's pipette(A) with its stand(B) and Pasteur pipette (C)
66	Peripheral blood smear showing RBCs and ReticolocyteWith fine reticular fibrils (arrow)-sup' staining
Amphibia n
67	Simple muscle curve, effect of temperature
68	After load and free load
69	Fatigue, tetanus
70	Two successive stimuli
71	Effect of drugs on frog's heart
72	Properties of cardiac muscle
73	Effect of vagus and crescent stimuli
74	The student physiograph (A) the stimulator (B) the couplers(C)
Respirato ^ry
75	Examination of RS
76	Holger Nielsen Method
77	Spirogram of lung volumes and capacities(average values for a healthy adult)
78	Periodic Breathing
Kideny
78	Cystometrogram
GIT
79	Examination of Abdomen

New Charts Gifted By Various Publishers to Department for Students Learning

No.	Name of Chart
1.	Bell's Palsy
2.	Reflex Examination
3.	Sensory & Motor System examination
4.	Murmurs

Wooden Laminated Photographs : History of Medicine
No	Name	Location in the Department
1.	THE CODE OF HAMMURAI	Departmental Library
2.	THE TEMPLES AND CULT OF ASCLEPIUS	Departmental Library
3.	SUSRUTA - SURGEON OF OLD INDIA	Lobby
4.	HIPPOCRATES: MEDICINE BECOMES A SCIENCE	HOD
5.	GALEN: INFLUENCE FOR 45 GENERATIONS	Departmental Library
6.	RHAZES AND ARABIC MEDICINE	Departmental Lobby
7.	MEDIEVAL HOSPITALS	Departmental Library
8.	HARVEY AND THE CIRCULATION OF BLOOD	Lobby
9.	LEEUWENHOEK AND THE “LITTLE ANIMALS”	Lobby
10.	JAMES LIND: CONQUEROR OF SCURVY	Lobby
11.	LAVOISIER: OXYGEN, COMBUSTION, AND RESPIRATION	Departmental Library
12.	LAENNEC AND THE STETHOSCOPE	Departmental Library
13.	HELMHOLTZ: PHYSICIST-PHYSICIAN	Departmental Library
14.	RONTGEN: INVISIBLE RAYS THAT SAVE LIVES	Lobby

15.	WALTER B.CANNON: PHYSIOLOGIC INVESTIGATOR	Lobby
16.	STEVEN HALE'S : RECORDING BLOOD PRESSURE	Lobby
17.	WILLEM EINTHOVEN : RECORDING ELECTROCARDIOGRAM	Lobby

Wooden Laminated Photographs:Noble Prize in Physiology or Medicine Winners Photographs for Teaching Recent Advances

No	Year	Name of Scientist	Work
1.	2003	Paul C. Lauterbur Sir Peter Mansfield	for their discoveries concerning Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
2.	2004	Richard Axel Linda B. Buck	for their discoveries of odorant receptors and the organization of the olfactory system
3.	2005	Barry J. Marshall J. Robin Warren	for their discovery of the bacterium Helicobacter pylori and its role in gastritis and peptic ulcer disease
4.	2006	Andrew Z. Fire Craig C. Mello	for their discovery of RNA interference - gene silencing by double-stranded RNA
5.	2007	Oliver Smithies Sir Martin J. Evans Mario R. Capecchi	for their discoveries of principles for introducing specific gene modifications in mice by the use of embryonic stem cells
6.	2008	Harald zurHausen Franfoise Barre-Sinoussi Luc Montagnier	for his discovery of human papilloma viruses causing cervical cancer for their discovery of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
7.	2009	Jack W. Szostak Carol W. Greider Elizabeth H. Blackburn	for the discovery of how chromosomes are protected by telomeres and the enzyme telomerase
8.	2010	Robert G. Edwards	for the development of In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)
9.	2011	Bruce A. Beutler Jules A. Hoffmann Ralph M. Steinman	for their discoveries concerning the activation of innate immunity for his discovery of the dendritic cell and its role in adaptive immunity
10.	2012	Sir John B. Gurdon Shinya Yamanaka	for the discovery that mature cells can be reprogrammed to become pluripotent
11.	2013	James E. Rothman Randy W. Schekman Thomas C. Sudhof	for their discoveries of machinery regulating vesicle traffic, a major transport system in our cells
12.	2014	John O'Keefe May-Britt-Moser Edvard Moser	for their discoveries of cells that constitute a positioning system in the brain
13.	2015	YouyouTu William C. Campbell Satoshi Omura	For her discoveries concerning novel therapy against malaria For their discoveries concerning a novel therapy against infections caused by roundworm parasites
14.	2016	Yoshinori Ohsumi	for his discoveries of mechanisms for Autophagy

Wooden Laminated Photographs :Scientists

No	Name of Scientist
1	Linda B Buck
2	William Harvey
3	William Einthoven
4	Charles Herbert Best
5	Karl Landsteiner
6	HarGobind Khorana
7	Sir Charles Sherrington
8	Calude Bernard
9	Ivan Pavlov
10	Ernest Henry Starling

Models Prepared by Students

No	Name of Model
1	Model of Eye
2	Circulation
3	Cell Membrane
4	Action potential
5	Dissection of Frog Heart

LIST OF BOOKS IN PHYSIOLOGY DEPARTMENTAL LIBRARY

From Central library books
Sr. no	Name	Author	Edition
1.	Dorland's Medical Dictionary	Dorland	28 th
2.	McMinn's Clinical Atlas of Anatomy	Mcminn	6th
3.	T extbook of Endocrinology	Dharmlingam	2010
4.	T extbook of Endocrinology	Dharmlingam	2010
5.	Research Methodology	M N Parikh	2010
6.	Essential of Medical Physiology	Khurana	2008
7.	Essential of Medical Physiology	Khurana	2008
8.	Essential of Medical Physiology	Khurana	2008
9.	Essential of Medical Physiology	Khurana	2008
10.	Prep Menual of Physiology	Vijaya Joshi	4th
11.	Prep Menual of Physiology	Vijaya Joshi	4th
12.	Prep Menual of Physiology	Vijaya Joshi	4th
13.	T extbook of Physiology	Chandramauli	2010
14.	T extbook of Physiology	Chandramauli	2010
15.	T extbook of Endocrinology	Williams	2009
16.	Anaemia and Other red cell disorders	Bridge	2007
17.	Hutchison's Clinical Methods	Hutchisons	2008
18.	Harrison's Internal Medicine Vol-1	Harrison	2012
19.	Harrison's Internal Medicine Vol-2	Harrison	2012
20.	Harrison's Internal Medicine Vol-1	Harrison	2012
21.	Harrison's Internal Medicine Vol-2	Harrison	2012
22.	Essentials of Medical Physiology	Sambulinum	5th
23.	Textbook of physiology	Mathur	2006
24.	MCQ in Human physiology	Tendon	4th
25.	Medical Physiology made easy	Gupta	2008
26.	Textbook of Practical Physiology	CL Ghai	7th
27.	Textbook of Practical Physiology	CL Ghai	7th
28.	Understanding Medical Physiology	Bijalani	2003
29.	Understanding Medical Physiology	Bijalani	2003
30.	Ganong's Review of Physiology	Ganong	23rd
31.	Ganong's Review of Physiology	Ganong	23rd
32.	Ganong's Review of Physiology	Ganong	23rd
33.	Medical Physiology	Boron	2009
34.	Medical Physiology	Boron	2009
35.	Essentials of exercise physiology	Katch	2011
36.	Essentials of exercise physiology	Katch	2011
37.	Anatomy and Physiology	Waugh Anne	11th
38.	Textbook of Medical Biochemistry	Chatterjee	7th
39.	Biochemistry	Harvey	5th
40.	Principles of anatomy and Physiology Vol 1	Tortora	13^th
41.	Principles of anatomy and Physiology vol 2	Tortora	13^th
42.	Imaging and Anatomy	Manaster	2007
43.	Human Physiology	Davies	2001
44.	Human Physiology	Davies	2001
45.	Human Physiology	Davies	2001
46.	Medical Physiology	Guyton and Hall	2011
47.	Medical Physiology	Guyton and Hall	2011
48.	Medical Physiology	Guyton and Hall	2011
49.	Medical Physiology	Guyton and Hall	2011

50.	T ext Book Of Physiology Vol 1	A.K.JAIN	2012
51.	T ext Book Of Physiology Vol 2	A.K.JAIN	2012
52.	T ext Book Of Physiology Vol 1	A.K.Jain	2012
53.	T ext Book Of Physiology Vol 2	A.K.Jain	2012
54.	Medical Physiology For Undergraduate-2012	Indukhurana	2012
55.	Basic Of Medical Physiology	D.Vencates	2 Nd
56.	Basic Of Medical Physiology	D.Vencates	2 Nd
57.	Consise Medical Physiology	SojitChoudhary	2008
58.	Concise Medical Physiology	Chaudhari	3rd
59.	Workshp on holistic stress management &self Development with self hypnosisT raning	Dr. B. M. Palan	1997
60.	Renal physiology	Koppen Stanton	2009
61.	Clinical Physiology of Endocrine Disorder	Raji Subramanian and Lam Saukuen	2008
62.	Laboratory Testing & Diagnostic procedure	Chernecky Berger	2009
63.	Laboratory Testing & Diagnostic procedure	Chernecky Berger	2009
64.	Pocket Companion of Medical Physiology	Guyton &Hall	2011
65.	Pocket Companion of Medical Physiology	Guyton &Hall	2011
66.	Essential of Medical Physiology for viva	Chatterjee	2008
67.	Essential of Medical Physiology for viva	Chatterjee	2008
68.	Viva in Medical Physiology	Basak	2009
69.	MCQs in Physiology	VarunMalhotra	2010
70.	MCQs in Physiology	VarunMalhotra	2010
71.	Objective structured practical examination	AartisoodMahaja n	2010
72.	Physiological Basis of Medical Practice	Best &taylor	13th
73.	Color Atlas of Physiology	Stefan Silberngal	2009
74.	Macleod's Clinical Examination	Macleod	2010
75.	Macleod's Clinical Examination	Macleod	2010
76.	Practical Medicine	P. J. Mehta	2011
77.	Practical Medicine	P. J. Mehta	2011
78.	Wintrobe's Clinical Hematology Vol. I	Wintrobe	2009
79.	Wintrobe's Clinical Hematology Vol. I I	Wintrobe	2009
80.	Macloed's clinical examination	Macleod	12th
81.	Wintrobe's Clinical Himotology (Vol. I)	Wintrobe	12th
82.	Wintrobe's Clinical Himotology (Vol. I)	Wintrobe	12th
83.	Viva in Medical Physiology	Basak	2nd
84.	Basics Of Medical Physiology	D. Venkatesh	2nd
85.	A Text book of Biophysics	R N Roy	2005
86.	Basic Anatomy & Physiology	A K Jain	2007
87.	Human Physiology & Biochemistry	A K Jain	2006
88.	T ext book of Physiology	P. Sathya	1st
89.	Lippincott's Illustrated Reviews : Physiology	Robin Preston	2013
90.	Laboratory Mannual& Journal of Physiology	N G Ranade	2000
91.	Guide to physical examination & history taking	Lynn Bickley	2013
92.	Textbook of medical physiology - A South Asian Edition	Guyton & Hall	First
93.	Manual of practical Physiology for MBBS	A K Jain	4th
94.	Conscise Medical Physiology	SujitChaudhri	7th
95.	Comprehensive Textbook of Medical	G K Pal	2016

	Physiology Vol-1
96.	Comprehensive Textbook of Medical Physiology Vol-2	G K Pal	2016
97.	Textbook of medical Physiology	D Venkatesh	1st
98.	ECG Made Easy	AtulLuthra	3rd
99.	ECG Complete	Steven Bowcrick	1st

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1	Bicycle Ergometer	1
2	Computerized PFT machine	1
3	Spectrophotometer	1
4	Tread mill Stress Test Machine	1
5	ECG Machine	1
6	EMG/NCV / EP Machine	1
8	Stage incubator	1
9	Pulse Oxymeter	2
10	Polysomnography	2
11	Computerized Polygraph	4

Staff Information

Sr No	Name	Designation
1	Dr. Dharmendra M. Dodiya	Associate Professor	View
2	Dr Rajesh Desai	Associate Professor	View
3	Dr. Ritesh Karia	Assistant Professor	View
4	Dr. Divyeshkumar L. Prajapati	Assistant Professor	View
5	Dr. Hina K. Banker	Assistant Professor	View
6	Dr. Jignesh Harkhani	Tutor	View
7	Dr. Kartik Patel	Tutor	View
8	Dr. Kruti Patel	Tutor	View

Staff Attendance

Sr No	Staff Attendance Month	Short Desc	Posted Date
1	Daily Attendance	Please Visit the site for Attendance	19/12/2016	View
2	Staff List	Staff List Physiology	21/12/2016	View

Subject Curriculum

CURRICULUM of 1^st MBBS PHYSIOLOGY

GOAL : The broad goal of the teaching of undergraduate students in physiology aims at providing the student comprehensive knowledge of normal functions of body and to facilitate the understanding of physiological basis of health and disease.

OBJECTIVES :

A) Knowledge :- At the end of the course the student shall be able to

1. Understand the functions of all organ system and their interactions.

2. Assess relative contribution of each organ system in maintenance of milieu interior

3. Describe physiological response and adaptation to environmental stress.

4. List the physiological principles underlying pathogenesis and treatment of diseases.

B) Skill:- At the end of the course the student shall be able to

1. Conduct experiments / Investigations designed for study of physiological

phenomenon

2. To interpret expt / Investigations data

3. Distinguish between normal and abnormal data derived as result of test done in lab.

C) Integration :- At the end of the course the student shall be able to acquire an integrated knowledge of organ, structure, function, and its Regulatory mechanism and apply the knowledge in understanding of disease and its treatment.

Total working Hours: - 480 Hours (240 Hours/term)

THEORY

General :
(1)	Cell physiology
(2)	Homeostasis
(3)	Transport across cell membrane
(4)	Biophysics-general principles
(5)	Body fluid compartment
(6)	Related topics & applied physiology TOTAL : 5-8 lectures
Hematology :
(1)	Composition properties and functions of blood
(2)	R.B.C.s their formation & functions
(3)	Hemoglobin
(4)	Anemias and blood indices
(5)	Leukocytes - formation and functions
(6)	Thrombocytes and hemostasis, Blood Coagulation
(7)	Plasma proteins & E.S.R.
(8)	Lymph and R.E. System
(9)	Blood groups
(10)	Immunity
(11)	Blood Volume
(12)	Related topics & applied physiology Total : 20-25 Lectures
Nerve & Muscle Physiology:
(1)	Membrane potential & action potential
(2)	Structure & classification of nerve fibers
(3)	Properties of nerve cells and their fibers (including Degeneration & Regeneration)
(4)	Neuromuscular transmission
(5)	Structure, functions and properties of muscles
(6)	Mechanism of contraction of difference types of muscles
(7)	Physiological changes during muscle contractions
(8)	Related topics & applied physiology Total : 15-20 Lectures
Gastrointestinal tract :
(1)	Anatomical physiology
(2)	Secretion & their control-Salivary, Gastric, Pancreatic, Intestinal
(3)	Bile including liver function tests & Jaundice
(4)	Digestion
(5)	Absorption
(6)	Movements of Gastrointestinal tract
(7)	Hormones of GIT
(8)	Related topics & applied physiology Total : 15-20 Lectures
Respiration System :
(1)	Physiological anatomy of respiratory tract
(2)	Mechanics of respiration (including pressure & volume changes)
(3)	Lung volume, capacities and lung function tests
(4)	Composition of respiratory gases
(5)	Transport of Oxygen in Blood
(6)	Transport of Carbon dioxide in Blood
(7)	Regulations of respiration
(8)	Hypoxia, Asphyxia
(9)	Cyanosis and periodic breathing
(10)	Dysbarism and acclimatization to high altitude
(11)	Exercise and space Physiology
(12)	Related topics & applied physiology Total : 15-20 Lectures

Cardiovascular System :
(1)	Functional anatomy of heart
(2)	Origin and spread of cardiac impulse
(3)	Cardiac cycle (with heart sounds and pressure changes)
(4)	Electrocardiogram
(5)	Heart rate
(6)	Cardiac output & venous return
(7)	Arterial blood pressure
(8)	Arterial and venous pulse
(9)	Circulation –Capillary, coronary, pulmonary and sytemic circulation
(10)	Hemorrhage, Hypovolemic shock
(11)	Cardiovascular change during exercise and cardiac efficiency tests.
(12)	Related topics & applied physiology Total : 20-25 Lectures

Excretory System :
(1)	Physiological anatomy of Kidney
(2)	Renal Circulation
(3)	Glomerular filtration rate
(4)	Functions of renal tubules
(5)	Reabsorpotion of physiologically important substances
(6)	Counter current mechanism
(7)	Hormogenesis- renin erythropoietin
(8)	Role of kidney in acid-base balance in body
(9)	Micturition
(10)	Renal function tests
(11)	Functions of skin
(12)	Regulations of body temperature
(13)	Related topics & applied physiology
	Total : 10-15 Lectures

Central Nervous System& ANS :
(1)	Introduction
(2)	Synapse and synaptic transmission
(3)	Automatic nervous system (including Adrenal medulla)
(4)	Sensory system- receptor & their properties, sensations
(5)	Spinal Cord : Tracts and lesions
(6)	Reflexes
(7)	Motor organization
(8)	Brain stem (including vestibular apparatus)
(9)	Basal Ganglia
(10)	Cerebellum
(11)	Tone, posture and equilibrium
(12)	Motor control mechanism
(13)	Thalamus
(14)	Hypothalamus
(15)	Limbic cortex
(16)	Cerebral cortex
(17)	Higher functions-Speech, Learning and memory
(18)	Electroencephalogram and sleep
(19)	Cranial Nerves
(20)	Pain
(21)	CSF
(22)	Related topics & applied physiology Total : 35-40 Lectures

Special Senses :
1.	Structure of eye
2.	Refractory medias of eye heir errors and corrections
3.	Retina : Structure, photochemistry
4.	Visual pathways and its lesions
5.	Visual activity and binocular vision
6.	Accommodation and adaptations to darkness
7.	Color Vision
8.	Visual perceptions : Central mechanism
9.	Physiological movements of eye
10.	Functional anatomy of ear
11.	Structure and functions of middle ear
12.	Organs of Corti and mechanism of hearing
13.	Endocochlear potentials and auditory pathways
14.	Deafness and tests of hearing
15.	Taste and smell Total : 15-20 Lectures

Endocrinology and Reproductive Physiology :
(1)	Introduction
(2)	Hypothalamohypophyseal axis
(3)	Anterior pituitary gland (including growth and development)
(4)	Posterior pituitary gland
(5)	Thyroid gland
(6)	Hormonal control of blood calcium level
(7)	Endocrine pancreas
(8)	Andrenal gland
(9)	Hormones of heart, kidney and thymus
(10)	Introduction to reproductive physiology
(11)	Male reproductive system : structure, functions
(12)	Female reproductive system : structure, functions & reproductive cycles
(13)	Fertilizations, placenta, pregnancy and pregnancy tests
(14)	Parturition and lactation
(15)	Physiological basis of family planning
(16)	Related topics & applied physiology Total : 15-20 Lectures

BIOPHYSICS :-

- Principles of biophysics and its applied aspects

- Biopotentials and its applied aspects

- Transport across cell membrane

- Related Applied topics

Total: 3-4 Lectures

ENVIRONMENTAL, REGULATORY & EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY:-

- Physiology of high altitude, acclimatization & effect of high atmospheric pressure

- Aviation & space physiology

- Body temperature regulation, Hypo & Hyperthermia

- Physiology of exercise & yoga

Total :3-4 Lectures

PRACTICALS

General Practicals:
1	Study of appliances - Experimental instruments
2	Study of appliances - Hematology and clinical instruments
3	Study of appliances - Compound microscope

Haematology Practicals:
1	Estimation of Haemoglobin
2	Total white cell count
3	Total red cell count
4	Cells in peripheral blood film
5	Differential WBC count
6	Absolute count, Arneth count
7	Packed cell volume & Erythrocyte sedimentation rate
8	Blood indices and related calculation
9	Blood grouping
10	Coagulation - B.T.& C.T.
11	Effect of tonicity of saline, fragility :
12	MCD, price jone’s curve :
13	Haemin crystals, reticulocyte count

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,VIII, IX.X.XI,XII
17	CNS higher functions
18	Clinical examinations of abdomen
19	Thermometry
20	Ergography
21	Endocrine disorder photographs
22	O₂ and CO₂ dissociation curve
23	ECG
24	EEG- EMG
25	Contraceptives, menstrual cycle and BBT
26	GTT- GFT
27	Excretory system –Cystometrogram, Renal function tests
1	Gastrocnemius muscle, sciatic nerve preparation
2	Simple muscle curve,
3	Effect of temperature on SMC
4	Effect of load on SMC
5	Effect of two successive stimuli
6	Genesis of tetanus
7	Phenomenon of Fatigue
8	Velocity of nerve impulse
9	Perfusion of amphibian heart
10	Frog’s heart beat & Effect of temperature on frog’s heart
11	Properties of cardiac muscle
12	Effect of vagus, crescent stimulation and vagal escape.
13	Effect of drugs & ions on frog’s heart
14	Perfusion of isolated amphibian heart
15	Quantal summation & Strength duration curve

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

TUTORIALS

1. Haemoglobin	1
2. Blood groups	1
3. Neurons and Neuroglia	1
4. Rigor mortis & Myasthenia gravis	1
5. Lymph & R.E. System	1
6. Radial pulse Tracing	1
7. Bleeding Disorders	1
8. Isotonic & Isometric contraction	1
9. Hypoxia, O2 therapy & cyanosis	1
10. Deglutition and vomiting	1
11. Emptying of stomach & peristalsis	1
12. Movements of small & large intestine, Defecation	1
13. Skin – structure & function	1
14. Asphyxia, Hypercapnia	1
15. O2 & CO2 dissociation curve periodic breathing	1
16. Acidification of urine, role of kidney in Ph regulation	1
17. Adrenal Medulla	1
18. Cutaneous Circulation	1
19. E.E.G.	1
20. Speech and Aphasia	1
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SEMINAR TOPICS OF PHYSIOLOGY
NO.	SEMINAR TOPIC
1	FUNCTIONS OF BLOOD
2	PLATELETS AND ITS FUNCTION
3	ANAEMIA
4	POLYCYTHEMIA
5	ERYTHROPOIESIS
6	ANTICOAGULANTS
7	MECHANISM OF CLOTTING
8	IMMUNITY
9	LYMPH
10	SARCOMERE
11	MECHANISM OF SKELETAL MUSCLE CONTRACTION
12	PROPERTIES OF SKELETAL MUSCLE
13	NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTION
14	CLASSIFICATION OF NERVES
15	RESTING MEMBRANE & ACTION POTANTIAL
16	MECHANISM OF CONTRACTION IN SMOOTH MUSCLE
17	EXCITATION-CONTRATION COUPLING OF SMOOTH,SKE,AND CARDIAC MUSCLE
18	CARDIAC CYCLE
19	HEART SOUND
20	B.P-SHORT TERM REGULATION
21	B.P-LONG TERM REGULATION
22	CARDIAC OUTPUT
23	VENOUS RETURN
24	PERIPHERAL RESISTANCE
25	PCV
26	ESR
27	CORONARY CURCULATION

SCHEME OF EXAMINATION

First periodic test (Theory)

First Internal test (Theory and Practical)

Second Periodic Test (Theory)

Second Internal Test (Preliminary Exams Theory & Practical)

Final University Exams

UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION

Paper- I	50
Paper - II	50
Internal Theory marks	20
Practical &Viva /oral theory		40 + 20 = 60
Internal practical marks		20
	Total :200 marks

Calculations of internal marks:

No.	Type	Marks			Month
1.	1^st Periodic Exam	50			Oct-November
2.	2^nd Periodic Exam	50			April
3.	1^st Internal Exam Theory Practical	50 50			Dec -January
4.	2^nd Internal / Preliminary Exam Practical	100(50+50) 60			May
Note: 2nd Internal or Preliminary Exam as per University Exam.
Marks distribution Internal marks
1	Theory			20 marks
2	Practical			20 marks
Internal marks Calculation
1	(i) Theory
	2.5 marks		Lectures Attendance
	05 marks		1^st Internal Exam
	7.5 marks		Preliminary
	05 marks		1^st& 2^nd Periodic Exam
	20 marks		Total
2	(ii) Practical
	2.5 marks		Practical Attendance
	05 marks		1^st Internal Practical
	7.5 marks		Prelim Exam
	05 marks		Journal
	20 marks		Total

PAPER WISE DISTRIBUTION OF TOPICS IN HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY

PAPER-I

Cell & general physiology
Biophysics
Blood Physiology
Respiratory system
Cardiovascular physiology
Excretory system including Skin
Environmental Physiology and Exercise Physiology

PAPER - II

Nerve-muscle physiology
Endocrinology
Reproductive system
Central Nervous system including Autonomic Nervous System
Special Senses
Digestive System

Monthly Teaching Schedule

Sr No	Teaching Schedule Month	Teaching Schedule Short Description	Teaching Schedule Date
1	November 2016	Proposed Schedule of Teaching for Nov.16	19/12/2016	View
2	December 2016	Proposed Time Table for Dec 16	19/12/2016	View
3	Students Attendance	Students Attendance (Batch 2016-17 Admission)	20/12/2016	View
4	Achieved Teaching Learning Till Date	Achieved Teaching Learning Till Date	04/03/2017	View
5	January 2017	Proposed Time Table for January 2017	02/01/2017	View
6	February-2017	Proposed Teaching Schedule-Feb-2017	01/02/2017	View
7	March 2017	Proposed Teaching Schedule March 2017	04/03/2017	View
8	March-2017	Achieved Teaching Schedule-2017	18/04/2017	View
9	April-2017	Proposed Teaching Schedule-2017	18/04/2017	View
10	Achieved Teaching Schedule-2-17	Achieved Teaching Schedule-2017	25/05/2017	View
11	Students attendance	students attandance (Batch 2017-18 Admission)	04/09/2017	View
12	September 2017	Proposed Teaching Schedule September 2017	06/09/2017	View
13	September 2017	Achieved Teaching Schedule September-2017	29/09/2017	View
14	October 2017	Achieved Teaching Schedule october-2017	06/11/2017	View
15	November 2017	Achieved Teaching Schedule November-2017	05/04/2018	View
16	December 2017	Proposed teaching schedule December-2017	05/04/2018	View
17	January 2018	Proposed teaching schedule January-2017	05/04/2018	View
18	For 2018-19 batch	Teaching schedule for 2018-19	25/03/2019	View

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Sr No	Exam Result Month	Exam Result Short desc	Exam Result Date
1	MCQ Examination 28-10-2016	Result of MCQ Test Taken on 28-10-2016	20/12/2016	View/Download
2	Batch 2016-17 First Periodic Examination	Result of First Periodic Examination	23/12/2016	View/Download
3	1st Internal Exam Result 2016 Batch	1st Internal Examination Result 2016 Batch	14/02/2017	View/Download
4	Internal Marks Calculation 2016 batch-physiology	Internal Marks Calculation 2016 batch-physiology	05/06/2017	View/Download
5	Preliminary Exam Result	Preliminary Exam Result	05/07/2017	View/Download

Role of Honour

Sr No	BatchName	Students Name	Description
1	2012	Miss. Anushri Sharma, Mr. Arnab Chattopadhay	2012 Batch Of Role Of Honour
2	2013	Miss. Krishna Shah	2013 Batch Of Role Of Honour
3	2014	Miss. Ritu Patel	2014 Batch Of Role Of Honour
4	2015	Miss. Vaibhavi Gor	2015 Batch Of Role Of Honour

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Department of Physiology

GMERS Medical College, Gandhinagar

Achievements

Teaching Learning Methodology

No.	Teaching Learning Method	Inception
1	Student Seminar	2012
2	Students Viva	2012
3	Group Discussion	2012
4	Physiology Quiz Exposure : University Level & National Level	2012
5	System Ending MCQs Examination	2012
6	Charts Preparation	2012
7	Case Based Learning	2015
8	Student Feedback about Department Teaching Learning environment (Confidential)	2015
9.	Assignments	2016
10.	Poster Competition	2016
11.	Physiology Quiz Competition at the end of Systems	2016

Achievement of the Students :

1. FIRST PRIZE Physiology Quiz at NHL MMC 2012 Batch

2. Third Runner up (2014 Batch) at 10^th National Inter Medical College Physiology Quiz Competition 2015.

3. Third Prize (2015 Batch) in Inter-medical Physiology Quiz Competition Powered by Elsevier at GMERS Medical College, Gandhinagar 2016

Motivation of the students by Department:

1. Roll of Honor every year

2. Starting the rotating trophy for roll of honor Batch 2015 onwards.

3. Best 5 poster by students prize and framing and put in the lobby from 2015 admission.

4. Certificates to the students for best assignment work.

Teachers Achievements:

1. Dr. Jasmin S. Diwan, Professor & Head, Physiology has been awarded Excellence Award in Medical Education by Gujarat University in 2016

Research Project in Hand :

1. PHD

2. PHD

3. Hina

4. Janki

5. Advance course CBL

Training / conferences attended by faculties :

1. Ddd

2. Ddd

3. Ddd

Teachers Theory Lecture Contribution :

Teacher	2012 batch	2013 batch	2014 batch	2015 Batch	2016 Batch
					General, Cell Muscle Nerve Physiology Blood
DR JASMIN DIWAN	CVS :		Blood Reproductive Total :	Nerve Physiology CNS	ANS CNS
DR C P KHATRI	CNS		ANS CVS	ANS CVS
DR NEHA PANDYA	-		Endocrine	Blood Endocrine
DR KARISHMABANU KAZI	Blood		GIT Sp. Sense	GIT Sp. Sense
DR RITESH KARIA				Respi Repro	CVS Repro
DR SAURIN SANGHAVI	-			General, Cell Muscle Kidney
DR					GIT Sp. Sense
DR Divyesh Vadasmiya					Endocrine Kiidney
Dr Hitesh patel					Respiratory System
Haematology	DR BHARAT NANDANIYA	DR BHARAT NANDANIYA DR HINA BANKER	DR BHARAT NANDANIYA DR HINA BANKER	DR JIGNESH HARKHANI DR MEENU JAIN	Dr Jignesh Harkhani Dr Hitesh patel
Clinical/Amphibin	DR NITESH SAVALIYA	DR JIGNESH HARKHANI DR ANUP PATEL	DR JIGNESH HARKHANI DR ANUP PATEL	DR BHARAT NANDANIYA DR HITESH PATEL	Dr Bharat Nandaniya




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2. NCV

Events

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1	2016	1. Poster Competition 2. Intermedical College Quiz Competition (Gujarat University Level) Physiology Department Events

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