Department of Human Physiology

Vision

To be an outstanding department by promoting need-based and value-based education and contributing to the advancement of science.
To enable an undergraduate student to have comprehensive knowledge of the normal functions, process and interrelationship of different organs and systems.
To enable the students to understand the normal reference value for diagnosing and treating deviations from the normal and understanding the physiological basis of health.

Mission

 To plan to provide infrastructure and learning resources required for quality education.
 To promote innovations in curriculum development, teaching-learning methods and student assessment.
 To co-relate disease manifestations with derangement of physiological mechanisms.
 To impart knowledge regarding various laboratory procedures.
 To develop knowledge in clinical examination of various systems on a normal individual.

Course Outcome

COURSE OUTCOME OF I BHMS
At the end of the course the student will be able to
CO1 Discuss the Homoeopathic concept of health in relation to integrated body structure & functions
CO2 Explain the normal functioning of the human body at all levels of organization
CO3 Relate the concept of homoeostasis with relevant ideas in Anatomy, Materia Medica and Organon of Medicine at BHMS I level
CO4 Elucidate the physiological aspects of normal growth and development with focus on evolution
CO5 Correlate micro functions at cellular level with macro functions at organ-system level
CO6 Use necessary communication skills required for history-taking of the patient & relating various clinical findings in the patient
CO7 Perform experiments in haematology, clinical physiology & biochemistry as required for the study of physiological phenomena and for assessment of normal function
CO8 Identify the normal values of haematology, clinical physiology & biochemistry
CO9 Perform clinical – physiological examination under supervision
CO10 Correlate knowledge of Organon & Materia Medica with Physiology
CO11 Explain the integrated responses of the organ systems of the body to physiological and pathological stresses

Program Outcome

At the end of the course of the undergraduate studies, the Homoeopathic physician must
PO1 Develop knowledge, skills, abilities and confidence
PO2 Correctly assess and clinically diagnose common clinical conditions
PO3 Identify and incorporate the socio-demographic, psychological, cultural, environmental & economic factors
PO4 Recognize the scope & limitations of Homoeopathy
PO5 Develop the capacity for critical thinking, self reflection and a research orientation
PO6 Develop an aptitude for lifelong learning to be able to meet the changing demands
PO7 Develop necessary communication skills & enabling attitudes to work in various health care settings
PO8 Contribute towards larger goals of national health policies
PO9 Be willing and able to practice Homoeopathy as per medical ethics and professionalism

Program Specific Outcomes

 At the end of Ist –BHMS course, student should be able to:

1. Demonstrate the knowledge of Human Anatomy and its different systems (structures) and their applied anatomy.
 2. Demonstrate the knowledge of Human Physiology and functions of different systems with their applied physiology.
3. Demonstrate necessary basic and practical knowledge & skills related to Homoeopathic Pharmacy in preparation of Homoeopathic medicines.

Facilities

  • THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY IS PROVIDED WITH SUITABLE INFRASTRUCTURE FOR STUDENTS.
  • THIS DEPARTMENT HAS A LAB FACILITY FOR STUDENTS TO CONDUCT THEIR PRACTICALS.
  • THIS DEPARTMENT IS OCCUPIED WITH A DEPARTMENT LIBRARY.
  • THIS DEPARTMENT HAS MUSEUM WITH DIFFERENT MODELS.
  • THIS DEPARTMENT IS OCCUPIED WITH VARIOUS LAMINATIONS FOR STUDY PURPOSE.

Research Works

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