B.pharmacy Human Anatomy and Physiology-1 Notes

Get B.Pharm 1st Sem Human Anatomy and Physiology -I theory notes with unit-wise syllabus details. Best study material for pharmacy students and exam preparation.

HAP-1

Unit 1

  • Introduction to human body: Definition & scope of anatomy & physiology; levels of structural organization & body systems; basic life processes; homeostasis; anatomical terminology.
  • Cellular level: structure & functions of cell; transport across cell membrane; cell division; cell junctions; general principles of cell communication & forms of signal (contact-dependent, paracrine, synaptic, endocrine).
  • Tissue level: Classification; structure, location & functions of epithelial, connective, muscular & nervous tissues.

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Unit 2

  • Integumentary system: structure & functions of skin.
  • Skeletal system: divisions (axial & appendicular), types of bone, salient features & functions.
  • Muscular system: organization of skeletal muscle; physiology of muscle contraction; neuromuscular junction.
  • Joints: classification (structural & functional); types of joints; movements; articulation.

Unit 2 Notes

Unit 3

  • Body fluids & blood: composition & functions, hemopoiesis; formation of hemoglobin; anemia; mechanism of coagulation; blood grouping; Rh factor; transfusion; disorders of blood; reticulo-endothelial system.
  • Lymphatic system: organs & tissues; lymph vessels; lymph circulation; functions.

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Unit 4

  • Peripheral nervous system: classification; sympathetic and parasympathetic systems; spinal & cranial nerves.
  • Special senses: structure & functions of eye, ear, nose, tongue; disorders.

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Unit 5

  • Cardiovascular system: anatomy of heart; circulation; blood vessels; structure & functions of arteries, veins, capillaries.
  • Conduction system of heart; heart-beat; regulation by autonomic NS; cardiac output; cardiac cycle; regulation of blood pressure; pulse; ECG; disorders of heart.

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