Pharmacy and Medical
Handbook of Practical Human Anatomy And Physiology
Description
Handbook of Practical Human Anatomy and Physiology has been published by keeping the students at centre. This is an attempt to meet the needs of pharmacy students to understand and grasp the practical knowledge of human anatomy and physiology. To achieve this, the authors have written this book in a simple way and it is very easy and lucid language to understand the fundamentals of practical approaches in the subject in the form of table, charts and figures to enhance process of understanding. The authors have compiled this book as per the syllabi laid down by Pharmacy Council of India. This book will provide an effective learning experience and a resource for all the learners especially to the students and other users.
Table of Contents
Foreword – About Author(s) – Preface – Experiment No. 1: To Study Body as a Whole, Definitions, Cavities of the Body, Membranes, Epithelial Membranes, Directional Terms – Experiment No. 2: To Study the Compound Microscope: Handling, Use & Care, Introduction, Parts of The Compound Microscope, The Illumination System, The Magnification System, The Adjustment System, Methods of Use of the Microscope, Routine Care and Maintenance of the Microscope – Experiment No. 3: To Study Elementary Tissues, Epithelial Tissue, Connective Tissue, Loose Connective Tissue, Dense Connective Tissue, Muscle Tissue, Nervous Tissue – Experiment No. 4: To Study Human Skeleton, Axial Skeleton, Appendicular Skeleton, Histology of Bone, Types of Bone, Functions of Bone, Functions of Skeleton – Experiment No. 5: To Study the Bones of Skull and Thorax, Introduction, Cranial Bones , Facial Bones, Bones of Thoracic Cage – Experiment No. 6: To Study the Bones of Vertebral Column, Vertebral Column – Experiment No. 7: To Study the Bones of Pectoral Girdle and Upper Limb Pectoral Girdle, Pectoral Girdle, Upper Limb, Bones of Pectoral Girdle, Bones of Upper Limb – Experiment No. 8: To Study the Bones of Pelvic Girdle and Lower Limb, Lower Limb – Experiment No. 9: To Study the Introduction of Hematology, Hematology, Collection, Sources and Amount of Blood Sample, Collection of Capillary Blood (Skin-Prick Method), Procedures, Precautions – Experiment No. 10: Introduction to Hemocytometry, Hemocytometry, Questions – Experiment No. 11: To Determine Total Leukocyte Count (TLC) – White Cell Count (WCC), Apparatus and Materials, Discussion, Questions – Experiment No. 12: To Study Total Erythrocyte Count, Erythrocytes, Apparatus and Materials, Results and Conclusion, Questions – Experiment No. 13: Determination of Bleeding Time (B.T.), Introduction, Definition – Experiment No. 14: To Study Blood Coagulation Time, Blood Coagulation Time, Result, Discussion, Questions – Experiment No. 15: To Study Estimation of Hemoglobin Content, Introduction, Methods, Sahli’s Acid Hematin Method, Observations and Results – Experiment No. 16: To Determine the Blood Group of Own Blood Sample, Introduction, The Abo System, Landsteiner’s Law, Applicability, Principle Behind Blood Tests: Blood Clumping or Agglutination Observation, Apparatus and Materials, Procedure, Precautions, Observations and Results – Experiment No. 17: To Determine Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR), Introduction Methods of ESR Determination, Specimen Requirements, Requirements, Procedure, Requirements, Observations and Results – Experiment No. 18: To Determine of Heart Rate and Pulse Rate, Introduction, Methods – Experiment No. 19: To Record Human Blood Pressure, Introduction, Blood Pressure Measurement Principle and Techniques – Subject Index.