Understanding Medical Physiology: A Textbook for Medical Students

R.L.  Bijlani

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Understanding Medical Physiology: A Textbook for Medical Students

by R.L. Bijlani

The Understanding Medical Physiology depicts immunology as an integral part of the neuroendocrine network. The growth of psychoneuroimmunology has expanded the scope and implications of homeostatic mechanisms, provided the scientific basis of mind-body relationship, and bridged the gap between modern science and ancient disciplines such as yoga. These advances are both fascinating and intimidating, but only a glimpse can be had in this book. Several other new discoveries have also led to additions scattered throughout the book. Major topics of discussion include molecular and cell biology, blood, cardiovascular system, respiration, environmental physiology, digestion, nutrition, renal physiology, nerve, muscle and work physiology, reproduction, endocrines, nervous system, visceral functions and motivation, special senses, and yoga in daily life. Developmental aspects and physiological variations due to age and sex are highlighted in the present book.

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Book Detail

Author

1. Bijlani R.L.

Author's Affiliation

1. All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi

ISBN

9788180612213

Speciality

Physiology

DOI

10.5005/jp/books/10999

Edition

3/e

Publishing Year

2004

Pages

971

Book Type

Textbook

Chapters

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	Chapter Name	Pages	Action
	Chapter 2.11 Fluid Balance	119-126
	Image Bank	-
	Preliminary Pages	i-xix
	Index	919-948
	Epilogue What Every Doctor Should Know but does not Learn in Medical School	911-918
	Chapter 1.1 Getting Introduced to Physiology	1-8
	Chapter 1.2 Getting Introduced to the Body	9-15
	Chapter 1.3 Fundamentals of Molecular and Cell Biology	16-33
	Chapter 1.4 Physicochemical Principles of Biological Transport	34-40
	Chapter 1.5 Physiology of Growth and Development	41-43
	Chapter 1.6 Physiology of Aging	44-50
	Chapter 2.1 Getting Introduced to Blood	51-55
	Chapter 2.2 The Plasma	56-58
	Chapter 2.3 The Red Blood Cell	59-63
	Chapter 2.4 Pathophysiology of Jaundice	64-69
	Chapter 2.5 Pathophysiology of Anaemias	70-76
	Chapter 2.6 The White Blood Cells	77-81
	Chapter 2.7 Innate Immunity	82-86
	Chapter 2.8 Specific Acquired Immunity	87-102
	Chapter 2.9 Physiological Basis of Transfusion Medicine	103-110
	Chapter 2.10 The Physiology of Haemostasis	111-118
	Chapter 3.1 Getting Introduced to the Cardiovascular System	127-136
	Chapter 3.2 Membrane Potential at Rest and during Activity	137-147
	Chapter 3.3 Electrophysiology of the Heart	148-154
	Chapter 3.4 Properties of Cardiac Muscle	155-159
	Chapter 3.5 The Cardiac Cycle	160-169
	Chapter 3.6 Principles of Electrocardiography	170-184
	Chapter 3.7 Nutrition and Metabolism of the Heart	185-189
	Chapter 3.8 Cardiac Output	190-197
	Chapter 3.9 Principles of Hemodynamics	198-207
	Chapter 3.10 Regulation of Cardiovascular Function	208-218
	Chapter 3.11 Blood Pressure: Normal and Abnormal	219-224
	Chapter 3.12 Pathophysiology of Circulatory Shock and Cardiac Failure	225-229
	Chapter 3.13 Pulmonary Circulation	230-233
	Chapter 3.14 Cerebral Circulation	234-236
	Chapter 3.15 Blood Flow through Viscera, Muscles and Skin	237-242
	Chapter 3.16 Placental, Fetal and Neonatal Circulation	243-250
	Chapter 4.1 Getting Introduced to Respiration	251-261
	Chapter 4.2 The Oxygen Trap, Transport and Transfer	262-271
	Chapter 4.3 Carbon Dioxide Transfer, Transport and Expulsion	272-275
	Chapter 4.4 Mechanics of Breathing	276-286
	Chapter 4.5 Regulation of Respiration	287-296
	Chapter 4.6 Pulmonary Function Tests	297-304
	Chapter 4.7 Applied Respiratory Physiology	305-312
	Chapter 5.1 Getting Introduced to Environmental Physiology	313-316
	Chapter 5.2 Regulation of Body Temperature	317-323
	Chapter 5.3 Life in Hot Environment	324-327
	Chapter 5.4 Life in Cold Environment	328-331
	Chapter 5.5 Life at High altitude	332-336
	Chapter 5.6 Life under High Atmospheric Pressure	337-342
	Chapter 6.1 Getting Introduced to the Gut	343-347
	Chapter 6.2 Structural Basis of Gastrointestinal Function	348-356
	Chapter 6.3 Food in the Mouth	357-364
	Chapter 6.4 Goings-on in the Stomach	365-375
	Chapter 6.5 Pathophysiology of Peptic Ulcer	376-381
	Chapter 6.6 Neighbourly Gestures of the Pancreas and Liver	382-388
	Chapter 6.7 The Long Small Intestine	389-403
	Chapter 6.8 The Colon: Wanted, But Not Much	404-409
	Chapter 6.9 Motility of the Gut	410-414
	Chapter 6.10 Immunology of the Gut	415-420
	Chapter 6.11 Gastrointestinal Function Tests	421-428
	Chapter 6.12 Functions of the Liver and their Laboratory Assessment	429-438
	Chapter 7.1 Getting Introduced to Nutrition	439-448
	Chapter 7.2 Nutrition as a Limb of Energy Metabolism	449-453
	Chapter 7.3 Carbohydrates	454-458
	Chapter 7.4 Fats	459-464
	Chapter 7.5 Proteins	465-467
	Chapter 7.6 Vitamins	468-477
	Chapter 7.7 Minerals and Electrolytes	478-483
	Chapter 7.8 Recommended Dietary Allowances	484-487
	Chapter 7.9 Nutrition during Pregnancy and Lactation	488-489
	Chapter 7.10 Nutrition during Infancy and Childhood	490-494
	Chapter 8.1 Getting Introduced to the Kidneys	495-501
	Chapter 8.2 Mechanism of Urine Formation	502-511
	Chapter 8.3 Regulation of Acid-Base Balance	512-521
	Chapter 8.4 Applied Renal Physiology	522-525
	Chapter 8.5 Physiology of Micturition	526-530
	Chapter 9.1 Getting Introduced to the Endocrines	531-538
	Chapter 9.2 Hypothalamic and Pituitary Hormones	539-542
	Chapter 9.3 Thyroid Gland	543-546
	Chapter 9.4 Parathyroids and Adrenals	547-551
	Chapter 9.5 Pancreas	552-555
	Chapter 9.6 Pineal Gland	556-564
	Chapter 10.1 Getting Introduced to Reproductive Physiology	565-570
	Chapter 10.2 Male Reproductive System	571-576
	Chapter 10.3 Reproductive Physiology of the Non-pregnant Female	577-581
	Chapter 10.4 Physiology of Pregnancy and Lactation	582-590
	Chapter 11.1 Getting Introduced to Physiology of Work and Play	591-594
	Chapter 11.2 Physiology of Nerve Fibres	595-601
	Chapter 11.3 Functional Anatomy of Skeletal Muscle	602-604
	Chapter 11.4 Neuromuscular Transmission	605-609
	Chapter 11.5 Contraction of Skeletal Muscle	610-626
	Chapter 11.6 Physiology of Smooth Muscle	627-631
	Chapter 11.7 Muscular Performance in the Intact Organism: Work Physiology	632-635
	Chapter 11.8 Physiology of Exercise	636-652
	Chapter 12.1 Getting Introduced to the Nervous System	653-662
	Chapter 12.2 Cerebrospinal Fluid	663-670
	Chapter 12.3 Neuroglia	671-673
	Chapter 12.4 Interneuronal Communication: Synaptic Transmission	674-685
	Chapter 12.5 Detecting Change: The First Step Towards Perception	686-690
	Chapter 12.6 From Detection to Perception	691-698
	Chapter 12.7 Pain and Relief from Pain	699-708
	Chapter 13.1 Getting Introduced to Special Senses	709-712
	Chapter 13.2 Functional Anatomy of the Eye	713-717
	Chapter 13.3 Optics of Vision	718-722
	Chapter 13.4 Retinal Function	723-731
	Chapter 13.5 Visual Pathways	732-737
	Chapter 13.6 Beyond the Eye	738-742
	Chapter 13.7 The Sense of Hearing: External and Middle Ear	743-747
	Chapter 13.8 Structure and Function of the Inner Ear	748-754
	Chapter 13.9 Beyond the Ear	755-763
	Chapter 13.10 Applied Auditory Physiology	764-768
	Chapter 13.11 The Vestibular Apparatus	769-777
	Chapter 13.12 A Taste of Taste	778-782
	Chapter 13.13 A Smell of Smell	783-788
	Chapter 14.1 Getting Introduced to Motor Mechanisms	789-798
	Chapter 14.2 From Reflex Action to Locomotion	799-802
	Chapter 14.3 The Cerebellum and Basal Ganglia	803-810
	Chapter 15.1 Autonomic Nervous System	811-820
	Chapter 15.2 Limbic System	821-825
	Chapter 15.3 Functions of the Hypothalamus	826-833
	Chapter 15.4 Physiology of Emotions	834-842
	Chapter 16.1 Reticular Formation	843-846
	Chapter 16.2 Electroencephalography and the Neurophysiology of Sleep-wakefulness	847-854
	Chapter 16.3 Physiology of Speech, Learning and Memory	855-868
	Chapter 17.1 Getting Introduced to Yoga	869-878
	Chapter 17.2 Yoga in Daily Life	879-882
	Chapter 17.3 The Yogic Practices: Asanas, Pranayamas and Kriyas	883-889
	Chapter 17.4 Yogic Practices: Meditation	890-895
	Chapter 17.5 Physiological Effects of Yogic Practices	896-901
	Chapter 17.6 Yoga in Health and Disease	902-910