Applied Physiology

Leucocytes and its applied Physiology

Dr.Sreekumar.A Leucocytes -Its Development, Functions, Normal Values, Variations. Leucocytes or white blood cells have an important function in defending the body cells against the microbes and other foreign materials. Leucocytes are the largest blood cells […]

Applied Physiology

RBC – Applied Physiology

Dr Sunila BHMS,MD(Hom) RBC (Normal Red Cell) – Erythrocyte Human red cell is normally a circular, non-nucleated, biconcave disc; it is very elastic and can undergo astonishing deformation when passing through narrow capillaries. Normal diameter […]

Applied Physiology

Clinical enzymology

Dr Smitha Madhavan BHMS,MD(Hom) This branch of medical science deals with the usage of enzymes for diagnosis & prognosis of various diseases. Enzymes – a brief description They are the catalysts of biological reactions in […]

Applied Physiology

Regulation of Acid Base Balance

Dr Ameer Khalid  BHMSMD(Hom) Regulation of acid-base balance, regulation of hydrogen ion concentration in the body fluids is actually meant. The hydrogen ion concentration in different solutions can vary from less than 10-14 Eq/litre to […]

Applied Physiology

Glomerular filtration

Dr Bindu K BHMS,MD(Hom) The kidneys are the primary means of eliminating waste products of metabolism that are no longer needed by the body. These products include urea (from the metabolism of aminoacids), creatinine (from muscle […]