Education Resources

E-books

At the Department of Physiology, we are committed to providing top-notch educational resources to support the academic growth of our students. Developed by experienced faculty members and experts in the field of physiology, our e-resources integrate engaging multimedia elements to enhance comprehension and retention, and are easily accessible on multiple devices for flexible study schedules. Here are the links to our latest e-resources focusing on the Cardiovascular System and Neurobiology.

Cardiovascular System

Our e-book on the Cardiovascular System offers a comprehensive overview of cardiovascular physiology, pathophysiology, and clinical applications. It is meticulously designed to provide in-depth knowledge, combining detailed illustrations with interactive content to enhance learning. This resource is perfect for students aiming to master the complexities of the cardiovascular system, ensuring they are well-prepared for advanced studies and clinical practice.

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Neurobiology

Dive into the fascinating world of the nervous system with our e-book on Neurobiology. This resource covers the fundamental aspects of neurobiology, from cellular mechanisms to complex neural networks and their functions. It includes interactive modules, detailed diagrams, and case studies to facilitate a deeper understanding of neurophysiological processes and neurological disorders. Ideal for students and professionals alike, this e-book is an invaluable tool for anyone looking to excel in the field of neurobiology

Chapter 1: Sensation and Perception, & Fundamentals of Sensory System
Chapter 2: Special Senses (Taste, Smell and Hearing)
Chapter 3: Somatosensory System - Touch
Chapter 4: Physiological and Patho-Physiological Basis of Pain

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Neurophysiology

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Touch Allodynia:


Blood and blood forming organ system

The blood and blood forming organ system is responsible for oxygen transport, immune defense and blood cell production in the body.

Living with Stress

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