Course Details
Subject {L-T-P / C} : LS5414 : Systems Physiology { 3-0-0 / 3}
Subject Nature : Theory
Coordinator : Bibekanand Mallick
Syllabus
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Blood and circulation, Cardiovascular system – Cardiac cycle, Heart as a Pump, Blood pressure. Respiratory system – Transport and Exchanges of gases, Neural and Chemical regulation of respiration. Nervous system - Neurons, Action potential, Gross neuroanatomy of the brain and spinal cord, Neural control of muscle tone and posture, Excretory system - Kidney, Urine formation, Waste elimination, Regulation of water balance, Thermoregulation, Digestive system – Digestion and absorption. Reproductive system – Reproductive processes, Gametogenesis and Ovulation, Endocrine glands – Hormone actions and hormonal disorders.
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Course Objective
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The course aims to impart knowledge about various systems in human body. |
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This will help students to understand a biological system in a better way and discover remedial measures for malfunctioning of a system. |
Course Outcome
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CO 1: Imparts knowledge on current topics and trends in physiology and understanding the reasons behind day-to-day physiological activities performed by us.
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Essential Reading
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J E Hall, Pocket Companion to Guyton and Hall Textbook of Medical Physiology, Saunders 12 edition (2011), ISBN-10: 1416054510 |
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Randall David, Eckert, Animal physiology: mechanisms and adaptations, 5th edition (2002), WH Freeman and Company, New York, ISBN-9780716738633 |
Supplementary Reading
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Watson Cheryl, Human Physiology, 2015, Jones and Bartlett Learning titles in biological science, Joes and Bartlett, Burlington, ISBN-9781284035179 |
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Rastogi SC, Essentials of animal physiology, 4th edition (2007), New Age Internationals, New Delhi, ISBN-9788122420142 |



