Human Anatomy and Physiology Practical Notebook for first year diploma in Pharmacy, 2e The curriculum of this program is more relevant to the current practice standards, dynamic to accommodate the upcoming changes. The objectives and outcomes of this program as per ER20 are aimed to build more skills and competencies, and more scope has been provided in the syllabus for the active learning by the students through the assignments and field visit activities which will enhance their creativity, communication skills and interpretational skills. The curriculum of 'Human Anatomy and Physiology' practical based on ER-2020 is outcome-based education which not only trains the students for carrying out basic physiological monitoring of various systems and functions upon successful completion of this course but also the students will be able to develop clear understanding of the haematological tests in human beings, interpretation of results of vital human physiological parameters at the level of analysis, evaluation and synthesis, anatomical features of the human tissues and significance of various anatomical and physiological characteristics of the human body. The Practical Notebook includes 26 experiments as per guidelines of ER20-14P.

Human Anatomy and Physiology II Theory Course Code BP201T for Second Semester Bachelor in Pharmacy, This textbook for Semester II (Course code BP201T) contains 5 units. Each unit has 1?2 chapters with amalgamation of anatomy and physiology. Unit I is on nervous system?general aspects and particular features of various parts of nervous system including their functions. Unit II provides requisite details of anatomy, physiology and 'Clinical Aspects' of digestive system, including brief description of energetics. Unit III is on respiratory system, its anatomy, regulation of respiration, transport of gases and 'Clinical Aspects'. This unit also includes urinary system, structure and functions of its parts, role of kidneys in acid?base balance and disorders of the urinary system. Unit IV is on endocrine system?structure and functions of exclusive ductless glands and mixed glands, i.e. both endocrine and exocrine glands. Unit V deals with both the male and female reproductive systems. It includes formation of gametes, e.g. ovum and spermatozoa, structure and functions of various parts of the systems; fertilisation, pregnancy and parturition. Last part of unit V is a brief introduction to genetics and some of the commonly occurring genetic disorders. Last part of all the chapters is 'Assess Yourself' with the help of long questions, short questions and multiple choice questions. This course content of Semester II Book would be better recapitulated once the practicals are completed with the help of Human Anatomy and Physiology Practical Workbook for Bachelor in Pharmacy Students (Course Codes BP107P and BP207P) in their respective laboratories, as theory and practicals complement each other in enhancing learning.

Human Anatomy and Physiology Practical Workbook, covers practicals of anatomy and physiology for first and second semesters of Bachelor in Pharmacy courses (Course codes BPl 07P and BP207P) and serves as a handy and smart workbook for recording the practicals in a formal way. The section on practicals of anatomy covers study of the microscope; microscopic study of epithelial, connective, muscular and nervous tissues; and identification of axial and appendicular bones. The section on practicals of physiology includes introduction to hemocytometry, counting of RBC, WBC; determination of bleeding and clotting time; estimation of hemoglobin; determination of blood group, erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR), heart rate, pulse rate; and lastly recording of blood pressure. Anatomy part of practicals for Semester II students gives the diagrams of digestive, respiratory, cardiovascular, urinary and reproductive systems: The structures in these illustrations have to be studied and learnt with the help of the text from the main textbooks. Histological slides of vital organs like heart, lung, liver, kidney, cerebrum, cerebellum, ovary, testis with three points of identification have to be studied. These histological slides should also be viewed under the microscope. Physiology practicals include study of diagrams of integumentary system, special senses, nervous system, endocrine system, family planning devices and pregnancy diagnosis tests, demonstration of general neurological examination, function of olfactory nerve, visual acuity, reflex activity, positive and negative feedback mechanism. Examination of different types of tastes, determination of tidal volume and vital capacity, recording of basal mass index and body temperature, demonstration of total blood count by cell analyser are also included