ADVISORY BOARD
Dr Ashish Agrawal
Banaras Hindu University,
Varanasi, India.
Dr Noorjehan Begum
Vijayanagar Institute of Medical Sciences, Bellary, Karnataka
Dr A R Joshi
Ymt Dental College, Kharghar, New Mumbai, Maharashtra
Dr. J.L. Agarwal
Saraswathi Institute of Medical Sciences Hapur, Uttar Pradesh
Dr. Amit Sharma
AIIMS, New Delhi
New Delhi, India
What is Experimental Physiology (Ex Physio) - Series
This is a computer assisted learning package containing various programs which simulate animal experiments in Physiology. These programs can be used to perform virtual physiology experiments. The package is user friendly, highly interactive and full of animated sequences which make simulation appear realistic. The current version of Experimental Physiology (Ex-Physio) - series software consists of following computer simulated experiments:
Experiments List:
01-07. AMPHIBIAN NERVE-MUSCLE EXPERIMENTS
01 Effect of temperature on simple muscle twitch.
02 Effect of two successive stimuli (of same strength) on skeletal muscle.
03 Effect of increasing strength of stimuli on skeletal muscle.
04 Effect of increasing frequency of stimuli on skeletal muscle (genesis of tetanus).
05 Effect of repeated stimuli on skeletal muscle (study of phenomenon of Fatigue).
06 Determination of conduction velocity of sciatic nerve.
07 Effect of free load (pre load) and after load on skeletal muscle.
08-13. EXPERIMENTS ON HEART (CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM)
08 Properties of cardiac muscles.
09 Effect of electrical stimuli application on the cardiac activity.
10 Effect of several drugs and some chemical mediators on cardiac activity.
11 The influence of the cardiac output, the peripheral resistance and vascular elasticity o
12 The measurement of the arterial tension by the Auscultatory method.
13 The influence of pressure, viscosity, radius, and length of the vessel on the flow of a liquid through the vessel.
14-18. EXPERIMENTS ON SKELETAL MUSCLES
14 The composed contraction of the skeletal muscles.
15 The simple contraction of the skeletal muscles.
16 The role of the motor end plate in initializing tiredness.
17 Action membrane potential.
18 Resting membrane potential.
19-21. EXPERIMENTS ON GIT (DIGESTIVE SYSTEM)
19 Digestive system- Substrate specificity of Salivary amylase.
20 Demonstration of the action of pancreatic lipase in the presence and absence of the bile.
21 The influence of pH on the action of pepsin.
22-23-. EXPERIMENTS ON ISOLATED NEURON
22 The effect of anesthetic substance and low temperature on the excitability of nerve.
23 Determination of the action potential velocity.
24-26. EXPERIMENTS ON CEREBRAL AND PERIPHERAL INHIBITION
24 Cerebral inhibition.
25 Peripheral inhibition.
26 Pfluger’s law.
27-29. EXPERIMENTS ON KIDNEY
27 The effect of hydrostatic pressure, osmotic pressure, diameter of the glomerular afferent and efferent arterioles on urine flow.
28 Influence of aldosterone and antidiuretic hormone on urine flow.
29 Influence of glucose on urine flow.
30-32. EXPERIMENTS ON RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
30 Pulmonary volumes and capacities and the influence of the radius of the airways on them.
31 The influence of pleural space pressure on pulmonary ventilation.
32 The effect of surfactant on pulmonary ventilation.
33-40. EXPERIMENT ON EFFECT OF VARIOUS DRUGS ON ISOLATED FROG'S HEART. (DRC- DOSE RESPONSE CURVE)
33 Epinephrine
34 Norepinephrine
35 Isoprenaline
36 Calcium chloride
37 Propranolol
38 Acetylcholine
39 Potassium chloride
40 Atropine sulphate
41-55.EXPERIMENTS ON EFFECT OF DIFFERENT PHYSIOLOGICAL PROCEDURES AND DRUGS ON DOG BP & HEART RATE
41 Carotid Occlusion
42 Central Vagus.
43 Peripheral Vagus.
44 Epinephrine (Adrenaline).
45 Norepinephrine (Noradrenaline)
46 Isoprenaline.
47 Acetylcholine.
48 Histamine.
49 Ephedrine.
50 Phentolamine.
51 Propranolol.
52 Atropine.
53 Cimetidine.
- Effects of vasopressor and vasodepressor with appropriate blockers.
54 Virtual Practice- Reversal action of adrenaline on blood pressure and heart rate.
55 Virtual Practice- Reversal action of acetylcholine on blood pressure and heart rate.
For whom is the software?
Software is aimed for medical, pharmacy and dental undergraduate students. The software can also be used by the students of paramedical courses such as nursing, medical laboratory technology and physiotherapy etc.
Why it is Necessary:
As per National Medical Commission
NMC Guidelines for Competency Based Medical Education (CBME) Curriculum 2024 - Notified on 12/09/2024, stats to observe following experiments with computer assisted learning.
(i) Amphibian nerve -muscle experiments
(ii) Amphibian cardiac experiments
To see guidelines please click on below mentioned link - Please see page number 78, Point Number: PY 3.12
As per Medical Council of India
MCI has issued guidelines through Gazette Notification No. MCI-34(41)/2013-Med./64022; Dated 19 March 2014. The mentioned guidelines has stated that “For teaching Physiology and Pharmacology in UG curriculum, the required knowledge and skills should be imparted by using Computer Assisted modules”.
As Per Veterinary Council of India
As per Veterinary Council of India (Minimum Standards of Veterinary Education)- Degree Course (B.V.Sc. & A.H.) Regulations,2016, all veterinary colleges should have simulation laboratory (as mentioned on page number 141, point number XXV)
As Per Pharmacy Council of India
In ER -2020 in the department wise list of equipment required, PCI has directed to make available Licensed Software packages for Physiological & Pharmacological experiments.For details click on the below mentioned link and please see page Number 69.
In Pharm D Syllabus in "Human Anatomy and Physiology - Syllabus" many experiments are prescribed on gastrocnemius muscle and sciatic nerve preparation, which are being covered by Ex Physio (Experimental Physiology) - Series Software. For details click on the below mentioned link and please see page Number 17.
Subscription Procedure:
1. The software can be subscribed by filling online subscription form.
2. The software can also be subscribed by sending the filled subscription form
with the requisite fees (as mentioned in form), on below mentioned address.
Address:
Health Education Bureau , 55/20, Rajat Path, Mansarovar, Jaipur,
Rajasthan,PIN-302020.
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