Human physiology is the science of the mechanical, physical, and biochemical function of humans, and serves as the foundation of modern medicine. As a discipline, it connects science, medicine, and health, and creates a framework for understanding how the human body adapts to stresses, physical activity, and patho-physiology of the disease. The study of human physiology integrates knowledge across many levels, including biochemistry, cell physiology, and organ systems. The Department of Human Physiology serves its students by providing training in human physiology to prepare them for careers in medicine, allied health professions, and biomedical research. Department of Physiology is located in the 2rd floor of the academic building.
Department of Physiology
Human Physiology is the scientific discipline of dynamic inquiry that scrutinizes the intricate mechanisms governing the vital functions of the human body, offering insights into the processes sustaining life.
Facilities
The Department has qualified & experienced teaching staff and adequate infrastructure to facilitate the professional development of students and members of the Department.
Equipments and Models
- ▪ Sherrington Starling Kymograph
- ▪ Stethoscopes
- ▪ Calorimeter, photo-electric (digital)
- ▪ Inductorium
- ▪ Polygraphs:- 3 Channel complete
- ▪ Steriliser Electric
- ▪ Pohl’s commutator
- ▪ Stage micrometer
- ▪ Vibrating interrupter
- ▪ Spirometer
- ▪ Double Tuning fork
- ▪ Gas analysis apparatus, Haldane’s
- ▪ Autonomic Nervous System
- ▪ Dale’s bath for internal organ
- ▪ Van Slyko’s apparatus
- ▪ Connection of Cerebellum
- ▪ Sino Aortic mechanism
- ▪ Animal Weighing Machine
- ▪ Mary’s Tambour
- ▪ Erogograph Mosse’s
- ▪ Mechanism of Swallowing
- ▪ Smoking outfit with fume cupboard
- ▪ Algometer
- ▪ Bicycle ergometer
- ▪ Trunk with head dissectible
- ▪ Model of ear on stand
- ▪ Varnishing outfit
- ▪ Ophthalmoscope
- ▪ Heart greatly enlarged
- ▪ Anaesthesia boxes
- ▪ Perimeters, with charts
- ▪ Model of digestive tract Completet
- ▪ Surgical instruments for operative
- ▪ Colour perception lantern
- ▪ Maddox rod
- ▪ Human Pelvis Male and Female
- ▪ Microscopes Student
- ▪ pH meter, electric
- ▪ Internal reproductive organs female
- ▪ Double Demonstration eye piece
- ▪ Westerngreen’s Pipettes
- ▪ Electronic stimulator
- ▪ Newton’s colour wheel
- ▪ Centrifuge, high speed with
- ▪ Haemocytometers
- ▪ Haemoglobinometer
Central Facilities
Amphibian lab – 1
Haematology lab – 1
Demonstration room – 2
Mammalian lab – 1
Research room – 1
Library – 1