HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I THEORY FOR FIRST SEMESTER BACHELOR IN PHARMACY (PB 2025)

The book has been written in a simple and lucid language so that the students are able to learn and understand the two subjects anatomy and physiology easily, imbibe and retain the knowledge, precisely, and reproduce the facts effectively in their examinations. The text of anatomy part is well supplemented by numerous simple color line diagrams, while physiology text is accompanied by tables, flowcharts, etc.In addition, the functions of various parts of the organs/tissues are given Clinical and Applied aspects which emphasise the diseases associated with them. Both these aspects make the subject interesting and easy to memorise and understand. This textbook for Semester I (Course code BP101T) contains 5 units. Each unit has 1 3 chapters with amalgamation of anatomy and physiology. Unit I is on introduction, cellular and tissue level of organization. Unit II is on integumentary (skin) system, including skeletal, muscular systems and joints. Unit III deals with body fluids, blood and lymphatic system. Unit IV is on peripheral nervous system and special senses. Unit V deals with the study of heart, cardiac output, pulse, blood pressure, electrocardiogram, etc. Last part of the chapter is `Assess Yourself` with the help of long questions, short questions and multiple choice questions. This course content of Semester I Book would be better recapitulated once the practicals are completed with the help of Human Anatomy and Physiology Practical Workbook for Bachelor in Pharmacy Students (Course Codes BP107P and BP207P) in their respective laboratories, as theory and practicals complement each other in enhancing learning.

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