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Paper - II: Introductory Veterinary Physiology and Biochemistry Semester I

This document outlines the course details for Introductory Veterinary Physiology and Biochemistry I and II. The theory sections cover topics like muscle physiology, blood components, digestive and respiratory systems for semester I, and circulatory, urinary, male and female reproductive, and lactation systems for semester II. The practical sections involve studying these body systems using models and charts, as well as skills like blood cell counting, semen evaluation, assessing estrus cycles, and pregnancy diagnosis. The courses aim to provide foundational knowledge in physiology and biochemistry for various animal body systems.

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Paper - II: Introductory Veterinary Physiology and Biochemistry Semester I

This document outlines the course details for Introductory Veterinary Physiology and Biochemistry I and II. The theory sections cover topics like muscle physiology, blood components, digestive and respiratory systems for semester I, and circulatory, urinary, male and female reproductive, and lactation systems for semester II. The practical sections involve studying these body systems using models and charts, as well as skills like blood cell counting, semen evaluation, assessing estrus cycles, and pregnancy diagnosis. The courses aim to provide foundational knowledge in physiology and biochemistry for various animal body systems.

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Paper – II: Introductory Veterinary Physiology and Biochemistry

Semester I
Name of the Course: Introductory Veterinary Physiology and Biochemistry -I
Course No. AHD-121; Cr. Hrs. 3 (2+1)

Theory
1. General Physiology and Biochemistry of muscles i.e. smooth, cardiac, voluntary
striated muscles.
2. General Physiology and Biochemistry of body fluids: Formation of blood cells,
haemopoiesis, plasma, serum, blood pH, blood clot formation, various types of
blood cells, lymph, cerebrospinal fluid, synovial fluid, serum, macrophages and
immunity.
3. General Physiology and Biochemistry of digestive system – Chemical structure of
food viz. carbohydrate, fat, protein, minerals, vitamins, biochemical agents etc.
Prehension, mastication, swallowing, gastric movements, physiology of small and
large intestine, digestion in ruminants and non-ruminants and their comparative
study, various enzymes used during digestion, absorption of feed ingredients,
metabolism of protein, carbohydrate and fat. Digestive glands e.g. salivary
glands, gall bladder, pancreas and their functions.
4. General Physiology and Biochemistry of respiratory system – Mechanism of
respiration, respiratory action, dead space, artificial respiration, exchange of
gases etc

Practical
1. Haematology laboratory : an introduction
2. Laboratory glass ware, equipments, microscope etc. : Basic knowledge
3. Collection of blood samples from various animals and birds
4. Anticoagulants
5. Separation of serum and plasma
6. Preservation of serum and plasma
7. Introductory study of blood cells
8. An Introduction to basic techniques : Enumeration of erythrocytes and
leucocytes, Determination of PCV, ESR, Differential leukocyte count (DLC),
Haemoglobin.
9. Study of digestive system of various animals using charts and models
10. Demonstration of collection of rumen liquor
11. Study of respiratory system of various animals using charts and models
12. Study of various types of muscles using chart and models
Semester II
Name of the Course: Introductory Veterinary Physiology and Biochemistry -II
Course No. AHD-122; Cr. Hrs. 3 (2+1)

Theory
1. General Physiology and Biochemistry of circulatory system- Cardiac cycle,
system of heart, nervous control of blood flow, shock (blood volume and
pressure), Venus and lymphatic return, theory of vaccination and immunity in
animals.
2. General Physiology and Biochemistry of urinary system- Physiology of kidney
and nephrone.
3. General Physiology and Biochemistry of female genital system- Puberty,
oogenesis ovulation, formation of corpus luteum, estrous cycle, hormones of
female reproduction system, pregnancy and parturition,
4. General Physiology and Biochemistry of male reproduction system – Erection,
ejaculation, hormones of male reproduction system, factors affecting working of
testis, sex determination, spermatogenesis, spermatozoa, working of accessory
glands
5. General Physiology and Biochemistry of milk letdown - Structure of udder, milk
secretion, galactopoesis, letdown of milk, formation of colostrum, milk fat and
milk protein, agalactia.

Practical
1. Study of circulatory system of various animals using charts and models
2. Study of cardiac cycle using charts
3. Study of urinary system
4. Study of kidney using charts and models
5. Study of male reproductive system using charts and models
6. An introduction to semen evaluation: Assessment of motility of spermatozoa,
total spermatozoa count and Live and dead spermatozoa count
7. Study of female reproductive system using charts
8. Behavioural signs of oestrus in different species
9. Study of gestation length of various animals
10. Study of functional morphology of udder
11. Demonstration of milk let down by using model
12. Basic knowledge of hormones for pregnancy diagnosis in animals

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