1. Study of Compound Microscope, 2. Collection of Blood Sample, 3. Determining of Specific Gravity of Blood, 4. Estimation of Hemoglobin, 5. Estimation of Red Blood Cell (RBC) Count, 6. Estimation of RBC Indices, 7. Determining of Osmotic Fragility of the RBC, 8. Determining of Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) and Packed Cell Volume (PCV), 9. Estimation of Blood Groups, 10. Determination of Reticulocyte Count, 11. Estimation of Total Leukocyte Count, 12. Preparation of a Smear and Differential Leukocyte Count, 13. Determining of Absolute Eosinophil Count, 14. Determination of Bleeding and Clotting Time, 15. Determination of Platelet Count, 16. Study of Bone Marrow, UNIT 2: AMPHIBIAN EXPERIMENTS, 17. Experimental Set-up and Simple Muscle Twitch, 18. Effect of Temperature on the Simple Muscle Twitch, 19. Effect of Two Successive Stimuli on Skeletal Muscle Contraction, 20. Effect of Increasing Strength of Stimulus on Skeletal Muscle Contraction, 21. Effect of Increasing Frequency of Stimulus on Skeletal Muscle Contraction, 22. After Loaded and Free Loaded Condition, 23. Genesis of Fatigue in Skeletal Muscle, 24. Recording of Isometric Contraction, 25. Determination of Conduction Velocity of the Sciatic Nerve, 26. Recording of Normal Cardiogram and Effect of Temperature on Normal Cardiogram, 27. Properties of the Cardiac Muscle, 28. Effect of Stimulation of the Vagus Nerve and White Crescentic Line on the Cardiogram, 29. Effect of Some Variables on the Isolated Frogs Heart and the Intact Frogs Heart, UNIT 3: MAMMALIAN EXPERIMENTS, 30. Effect of Drugs on Movements of Small Intestine of Rabbit, 31. Effect of Drugs and Variables on Perfusion of Isolated Heart of Rabbit, UNIT 4: HUMAN EXPERIMENTS, 32. Demonstration of Fatigue using Mossos Ergograph, 33. Recording of Systemic Arterial Blood Pressure, 34. Effect of Posture on Blood Pressure, 35. Effect of Exercise on Blood Pressure, 36. Measurement of Blood Flow using Venous Occlusion Plethysmography, 37. Recording of ECG, 38. Effect of Exercise on Cardiovascular System, 39. Study of Respiratory Movements by Stethography, 40. Study of Lung Function by Spirometry, 41. Effect of Posture on Vital Capacity, 42. Effect of Exercise on the Respiratory System, 43. Measurement of Basal Metabolic Rate, 44. Determination of Mechanical Efficiency, 45. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, 46. Recording of Normal Body Temperature and Effect of Hot and Cold Environment on It, 47. Semen Analysis, 48. Pregnancy Diagnostic Tests, 49. General Physical Examination, 50. Clinical Examination of the Cardiovascular System, 51. Clinical Examination of the Respiratory System, 52. Clinical Examination of the Abdomen, 53. Clinical Examination of the Sensory System, 54. Clinical Examination of the Visual Acquity, 55. Clinical Examination of Color Vision, 56. Clinical Examination of the Eye by Retinoscopy and Ophthalmoscopy, 57. Examination of Field of Vision by Perimetry, 58. Clinical Examination of Cranial Nerve, 59. Clinical Examination of Hearing, 60. Clinical Examination of the Motor System, 61. Clinical Examination of Higher Functions, 62. Clinical Examination of Reflexes, 63. Determination of Reaction Time, 64. Electroencephalography, 65. Evoked Potentials.

Salient Features: A unique book for viva papers, Written as per needs of the students, Includes all types of viva questions dealt withbasic, brainstorming, applied and clinical, Presents questions along with their answers for preparing practical (lab-based) viva examinations, Useful for the students of BDS, MBBS, MSc and BSc (Medical/Human Physiology), MD (Physiology) and also other allied health subjects like Physiotherapy, Nursing, etc. Section I: Theory Viva, 1. Basic Concepts, 2. Blood, 3. Cardiovascular System, 4. GI System and Metabolism, 5. Respiratory System, 6. Nerve Muscle Physiology, 7. Excretory System, 8. Skin and Body Temperature Regulation, 9. Central Nervous System, 10. Special Senses, 11. Endocrinal System, 12. Reproductive System, Section II: Practical Viva, Part A: Hematology, Part B: Human Experiments.

This book has been written to fulfill the needs of the students preparing for the paramedical and dental courses. The unique feature of this book is the style of presentation of subject matter in a lucid and concise manner. This book has been prepared to enable the students to give a correct and to-the-point answers to the questions asked in the examination. This book is useful for the students preparing for paramedical and dental courses.

• Genosys gives a basic knowledge about biochemistry and equips one for the examination • Quick to read, quick to remember and quick to reproduce • Exam-oriented approach to biochemistry • Most of the topics have been simplified into flow charts • Essential pictures are given • Authentic references from standard textbooks • This book is arranged in three sections: o Section 1: Covers almost all topics usually asked in the examination and can master the subject within a short period of time o Section 2: Covers important biochemical reactions which includes both quantitative and qualitative experiments which make students well equipped for practicals o Section 3: includes unique collection of important topics, MCQs and viva voice.

Practical Clinical Biochemistry is not only a practical book but also bridges the gap between basic science and clinical application. The relevance of the tests done is emphasized and the various tables and diagrams will enable the students to remember and retain better.

• The text has been extensively updated. Some portions are rewritten for more clarity. • Additional pictures have been included demonstrating various procedures/clinical examination to support the text. • As per the MCI guidelines OSCE/OSPE has been included at the end of the chapters.

• Comprehensive approach to practicals in Forensic Medicine and Toxicology and covers the whole syllabus for the undergraduates. • Consists of eight units dealing with all the essential components of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology practicals. • Presented in a very simple and lucid language, exercises are self-explanatory and need to be completed with appropriate answers. • Certificates, reports and notifications issued by doctors for the purposes of various acts/administrative requirements (as per MCI) are given in detail. • Proformas and certificates are provided with hypothetical cases (problem-based learning) so that the students should take more interest in the subject. • There are specific exercises on determination of age from X-rays, and instruments used in autopsy. Examination of skeletal remains is given in detail. • Clinical forensic medicine is the highlight of the practical record book. Examination of an individual for estimation of age, survivor examination in sexual assault, examination of accused in sexual assault, examination of a case of alleged impotence, examination of a patient in cases of poisoning and drunkenness are given in detail. • Examination of a case of recent delivery and psychiatric examination of a person is also given. • An innovative exercise on ‘Project’ has been added. In this exercise, the students are required to submit a case report (MLR/PMR), which they have worked upon during their posting. This is an introduction to academic writing for the students.

This book is designed with a reader-friendly format, with plenty of graphs, charts, tables and pictures. It is fully updated with drug interactions, clinical pharmacology, pharmacy, toxicology, prescription writing, qualitative and quantitative charts. Extremely useful for MBBS, MD (Pharmacology), B Pharma and M Pharma (Pharmaology) students.

This completely updated practical reference is a comprehensive guide to the anaesthetic and preoperative management of patients during all procedures performed by general and subspecialists The book explains that each procedure needs to be evaluated before performing it whether for anaesthetic purpose or medication Explains the fundamentals of clinical anaesthesia by providing a point-wise discussion on each procedure so that students grasp the subject easily and thoroughly. Explanation of each procedure from the perspective of all concerned to make decisions before, during and after surgery.

• Exam-oriented approach to anatomy • Well-organised and generously illustrated chapters • Concise description in a simple and lucid manner • Simplified flowcharts and redrawn diagrams • Most probable theory questions are given in Appendix 1 for university exam preparation • Simplified diagrams are given in Appendix 2 for last-minute quick glancing • MCQs are given at the end of each chapter for quick revision • Authentic references from standard textbooks.