physiology

Clinical Lab

 

Hematology Lab

Department of Physiology is located at the second floor of the Pre clinical block of college campus at Banashankari II stage. It is spread over an area of 18,000 sq.ft with spacious and well equipped laboratories.

The department has 9 faculties with PG qualification who have completed their post graduation from various other institutions. This has helped the department to progress with the expertise of staff exposed to different learning atmospheres. There are 6 PG guides in the department to impart excellent training to Post Graduates.

The department imparts training to 150 MBBS students and 2 MD students every year. Apart from these training is also provided to UG & PG Dental, Physiotherapy & Nursing students. Discipline is a priority and is strictly enforced by the entire faculty in the department.

Students are monitored regularly for their attendance and performance in periodic assessments. Parents are intimated regarding the progress of their wards regularly. Below average students are identified at a very early stage and mentoring is done for them. To enrich the knowledge and bring about competitive spirit among students, National & state level Quiz & CMEs are conducted every year for Under Graduate & Post Graduate students. A perfect combination of experienced faculty and good infra structure provides an ideal learning experience to the young aspiring doctors.
Under Graduate Results 2021

 Total Students appeared

Distinction

First Class

Second Class

Total Passed

Percentage

150

2

78

54

134

89

Human Physiology Lab

 

Clinical Training

Department has four well equipped and spacious Laboratories, Seminar Hall, Library & Demonstration rooms. Haematology lab has a seating capacity of 90 students where undergraduates get to work at separate stations.

For every 13 students there is a faculty to guide them during their practical hours. Clinical lab is in a separate wing equipped with 20 clinical beds. The students get to learn the art of clinical examination on simulated patients. Human Physiology lab has a seating capacity of 60 students where undergraduates get to work at separate stations. Adequate number of Computerised spirometers and ECG machines are available for training. The student gets training in non hematological basic clinical investigations.

Department also has a Research Lab and is actively involved in Research. Our faculty regularly publish scientific papers in PUBMED indexed National and International Journals. The Departmental library has around 200 titles with latest editions for reference by Staff & PGs. A departmental museum is being developed with charts, models, & Information on History & Evolution of Physiology

Organising Committee- Uttunga 2018

South India Level Quiz

National Level Quiz at NIMHANS

Physiology department has been regularly conducting State level Quiz "Uttunga" once in every two years since 2008. It is the only state level Quiz regularly held in Karnataka.The latest Quiz held in 2018 attracted 115 teams from 34 colleges of Karnataka.

A national level Post Graduate quiz was held in November 2013 at the Annual National Conference of Physiologists & Pharmacologists Association.

South India Level Physiology Quiz “Uttunga 2014” was conducted for under Graduates on 4th April 2014 with participation of 114 teams from various medical colleges across south India.

Dr Sudhakar H H

  1. Shincy MR, Vandana Govindan, Sudhakar H H, K.PadmaPriya, Venkatesha V T, K. L. Ravikumar, Comparison of performance characteristics between lateral flow, Elisa and Electrochemiluminescence immunoassays for the detection of SARS-COV-2 antibodies among health care workers. International Journal of Scientific Research. July 2021; 10(7):2277-8179
  2. K Padmapriya., Akshata Krishna Prabhu., Shincy Mettingal Ramakrishnan, Ravikumar Kadahalli Lingegowda., Sudhakar Honnamachanahalli. SARS-CoV-2 specific antibody prevalence in health care personnel in a tertiary care teaching hospital treating COVID-19 Patients. International Journal of Research in Medical Sciences. June 2021. 9(6) : 1582-1586
  3. Yashas Ullas L., Meghadeepa S., Nishanth S., Sudhakar HH Digit Ratio (2D:4D) and performance in elite Indian male taekwondo players. International Journal of Medical Science and Current Research. 2020 3 (1) : 407- 410
  4. Meghadeepa S., Ullas L Y., Nishanth S., Sudhakar HH. Digit ratio (2D:4D) and performance in Indian male body builders. Indian J Clin Anat Physiol 2020:; 7(4) 394-396.
  5. Shwetha B L., Sudhakar H.H. Sleepiness and mood profile among BPO employees. KIMS National Medical Journal. 2016; 1 (1) 01-05
  6. Sudhakar HH, Manjunatha R, Madhusudhana HR. Relationship Between Second to Fourth Digit Ratios and Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia in Aging Men. J Clin Diagn Res. 2015 May;9(5):PC01-3.
  7. Sudhakar HH, Majumdar P Umesh V, Panda K . Second to fourth digit ratio is a predictor of sporting ability in elite Indian male kabaddi players. Asian J Sports Med. 2014 Sep;5(3):e23073.
  8. Kaninika Panda, Pralay Majumdar, Veena Umesh, H.H Sudhakar. Ratio of second to fourth digit as a predictor of performance in elite Indian volley ball players. National Journal of Physiology, Pharmacy & Pharmacology 2014; 4 (2): 102 – 104
  9. Sudhakar H. H. Bishak S. Reddy. Avoidance of driving in young adults and decreased cognitive functions. Indian journal of physiology and pharmacology 2014; 58(1) : 104–107
  10. B.L. Shwetha, H.H. Sudhakar., Learning, Memory & executive function in female BPO employees exposed to regular shifts. National Journal of Physiology, Pharmacy & Pharmacology 2014; 4 (1): 17 – 21
  11. Sudhakar H.H., Veena Umesh B., Vennila Palanivelu M & riyaz H. Does pre-natal testosterone have a role in development of cerebral palsy? Biomedicine 3013; 33(4): 511-514
  12. H.H. Sudhakar, Veena Umesh, Tejaswi R Nadig. Digit Ratio(2D:4D) and performance in Indian swimmers – Indian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology 2013; 57(1): 44-48
  13. Shwetha B L, Sudhakar H.H. Cognitive speed, attention & working memory in female BPO employees exposed to regular shifts. International Journal of Physiology, 2013; 1(2): 150-153
  14. Shwetha Bijavara, Sudhakar Honnamachanahalli. Influence of shift work on cognitive performance in male business process outsourcing employees. Indian Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 2012; 16.3: 14-18
  15. Sudhakar.H.H & Venkatesh.D. Predator induced stress and its’ analgesic potential on estrous and anestrous albino rats. Indian journal of physiology and pharmacology 2001; 45 (2): 227 – 232.
  16. Sudhakar. H.H & Venkatesh.D. Influence of chronic intermittent psychological stress and sex differences in the manifestation of analgesic response. Biomedicine 2002; 22: 29-32.
  17. H.H. Sudhakar & D. Venkatesh. Gender differences in predator induced pain perception in rats. Indian journal of experimental Biology. 2003; 41: 270-272.
  18. R. Chandramouli, H.H. Sudhakar. Effects of GABA synthesis blockade in the analgesia induced by the physical and psychological stressors. Indian Journal of Pharmacology 1998: 30: 227-232

Dr Pushpa Krishna

  1. Pathak D, Kadambi P, Krishna P. Quality of Life during Rehabilitation of Distal forearm Fracture: A Pilot Study. J Kar Orth Assoc. Jan-April 2019; 7(1): 16-18
  2. Kadambi P, Abhishek M Krishna P . Effect of Macronutrients on Blood Pressure in Young Adult Men. J of Preventive Cardiology .October, 2018;7(1):1133-1136
  3. Kaninika Panda , Pushpa Krishna .Physical activity and cardiac autonomic activity in healthy adult men. Indian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology 2014; 58(4): 365-70
  4. Pushpa Krishna, Deepa Rao & Vishal V Navekar. Cardiac Autonomic activity in overweight and underweight young adults. Indian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology 2013; 57(2): 146-152
  5. Padmapriya. K, Pushpa Krishna, Thenarasu: Prevalence of physical activity among young adults. Electronic Physician, 2011.
  6. Roopakala.M.s, Chandrashekara, Pushpa Krishna. Can Bronchial asthma be classified based on the immunological status? Lung India; 2011 ;Vol 28 Issue 2;110-113
  7. Pushpa Krishna, Navekar Vishal, Swetha .S. Cardiac autonomic activity in young adults with short sleep. Indian J sleep Med.2011; 6.1: 20-23.
  8. Pushpa Krishna, Navekar Vishal, Swetha .S. Sleep and QT parameters in young adults. Indian J sleep Med.2010; 5.3: 84-87.
  9. Pushpa Krishna, Swetha .S. Sleep quality and correlates of sleep among Medical students. Indian J sleep Med.2008; 3.2: 58-61.
  10. Prasanna kumar KM , Pushpa Krishna, Sanjay C Reddy, Mala Gurappa, Arvind SR,Municoodappa C. Incidence of Type 1 diabetes mellitus and associated complications among children and young adults:results from Karnataka Diabetes Registry1995-2008.J Indian Med Assoc 2008;106:708-11.
  11. Pushpa Krishna, Sarita Bajaj, K Thennarrasu ,Nagaraj Desai and KM Prasannakumar. Regional Differences in the Reference Blood Pressure in young Indians. Indian Pediatrics 2007;44,921-23.
  12. Pushpa Krishna. Management of Dyslipidemia:The great satan in perspective. Physician, Digest.2007;Aug- Sep,35-41.
  13. Pushpa Krishna, KM Prasanna kumar, Nagaraj Desai , Thennarrasu K. Blood Pressure Reference Tables for children and adolescents of Karnataka. Indian Pediatrics 2006;43,491-501.
  14. Pushpa Krishna, Roopakala S, Prasanna kumar KM , Dyslipidemia In type 1 Diabetes Mellitus in the young. Int j diab dev Countries 2005;25:110-112.
  15. Pushpa Krishna, KM Prasanna kumar. Short term effects of protein loading on urinary albumin excretion in Type 1 Diabetic children with normoalbuminuria. Indian J Nephrol 2003;13:59-63

Dr Veena Umesh

  1. Dr. Vandana Govindan, Dr. Veena Umesh, Shincy M.R., Dr. Venkatesha V.T. and Dr. Ravi Kumar K.L. Performance Evaluation Of Sd Biosensor- Standard Q Covid- 19 Ag Test In Comparison With Rt- Pcr Assay From A Testing Site In India International Journal of Current Research Vol. 13, Issue, 03, pp.16580-16582, March, 2021
  2. Sheethal Chandrashekar,N. and Veena Umesh,B .Birth Weight, Catch Up Growth And Its Effect On Cognition In Children Aged 5 To 6 Years. International journal Of Current Research Vol 7, 08, pp. 19649-19636, August, 2015
  3. Nalini YC and Veena Umesh B. “An Assessment of Hand Eye Co-ordination, Hand Grip Strength and Pinch Strength in Dentists”. Indian Journal of Physiotherapy & Occupational Therapy 9.1 (2015)
  4. Honnamachanahalli H Sudhakar; Pralay Majumdar; Veena Umesh’ Kaninika Panda Second to Fourth Digit Ratio Is a Predictor of Sporting Ability in Elite Indian Male Kabbadi Players. Asian J Sports Med.2014 September;5(3);e23073
  5. Kaninika Panda, Pralay Majumdar, Veena Umesh, HH Sudhakar. Ratio of second to fourth digit as a predictor of performance in elite Indian volley ball players. National Journal of Physiology, Pharmacy & Pharmacology 2014 Vol 4 (2) 102 – 104
  6. Sudhakar.H.H.,Veena Umesh.B., Vennila Palanivelu.M. and Riyaz.H: Does prenatal testosterone have a role in development of cerebral palsy?-Biomedicine:2013; 33(4):511-514
  7. H.H. Sudhakar, Veena Umesh, Tejaswi R Nadig : Digit Ratio(2D:4D) and performance in Indian swimmers – Indian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology 2013,57(1);44-48
  8. Jayant Thomas Mathew, GV Veena, Anura V Kurpad, George A D Souza: Nutritional status predicts outcome in patients hospitalized with exacerbation of COPD-Lung India 2006; 23:143-146
  9. Strickland SS, Veena GV, Houghton PJ, Stanford SC, Kurpad AV:Areca nut, energy metabolism and hunger in Asian men, Ann Hum Biol, 2003 Jan-Feb;30(1):26-52
  10. Anura V Kurpad, Meredith M Regan, Tony Raj, Antoine El-Khoury, Rebecca Kuriyan, Mario Vaz, Deepak Chandakudlu, Veena G Venkataswamy, Sudhir Borgonha, and Vernon R Young. Lysine requirements of healthy adult Indian subjects receiving long-term feeding, measured with a 24-h indicator amino acid oxidation and balance technique. Am J Clin Nutr 2002; 76:404–12
  11. M. Vaz, R. Padmavathi and G. Veena. Integrating biostatistics and experimental physiology: Students' perceptions and future scope Indexing Status- PubMed 1998; 42 (4): 453-459

Dr Srikanth S

  1. Sharon.M.P, S. Srikanth, A.S. Anil Kumar. Comparison of Salivary and Blood Glucose In Type II Diabetes and healthy adults in fasting and postprandial states. International Journal of current Research Vol 7, Issue 08, pp 19288-19293, 2015
  2. Sharon.M.P, S. Srikanth, A.S. Anil Kumar. A Comparison of Salivary and Blood Glucose In Type II Diabetes in Different Age Groups. Journal of Medical Science And Clinical Research (JMSCR VOL/7/ISSUE/7/PAGE 457-466/JULY 2019.

Dr Sujaya B

  1. Jyothi, S., Sujaya, B, Assessment Lower Limb Flexibility In Female Bharatanatyam Dancers International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Physiology 2020 vol7(4), 139- 142
  2. Jyothi, S., Sujaya, B, Assessment of muscle strength in female Bharatanatyam dancers. International Journal of Physiology, Nutrition and Physical Education, 2018.Vol 3 (2), 621- 625
  3. Jyothi, S., Sujaya, B, Assessment of body balance in female Bharatanatyam dancers. International Journal of Current Research 2016 Vol 8(3), 27758-27563
  4. K Padmapriya & B Sujaya. Physical fitness in south Indian Adolescents by VO2 max. Research and Reviews: Journal of Medical and Health sciences 2013; 2(3): 77-80
  5. B Sujaya & K Padmapriya. A comparative study of Visual Evoked Potential between Dominant and Non – Dominant eyes in males. Research and Reviews: Journal of Medical and Health sciences 2013; 2(3): 85-88
  6. Sujaya.B, Sathyavathi.K., A comparative study of Visual Evoked Potential between individuals with normal sight and those with refractive errors – Biomedicine; 2010; 30(4); 560-563

Dr Padmapriya K

  1. K.PadmaPriya, Akshata Krishna Prabhu, Shincy Mettingal Ramakrishnan, Ravikumar Kadahalli Lingegowda, Sudhakar Honnamachanahalli. SARS-CoV-2 specific antibody prevalence in health care personnel in a tertiary care teaching hospital treating COVId-19 patients. Indian Journal of Research in Medical Sciences.2021 Jun:9(6)
  2. Shincy MR, Vandana Govindan, Sudhakar H H, K.PadmaPriya, Venkatesha V T, K. L.Ravikumar, Comparison of performance characteristics between lateral flow, Elisa and Electrochemiluminescence immunoassays for the detection of SARS-COV-2 antibodies among health care workers. International Journal of Scientific Research. July 2021; 10(7):2277-8179.
  3. Padmapriya. K, Pushpa Krishna, Thenarasu: Prevalence of physical activity among young adults. Electronic Physician, 2011.
  4. K Padmapriya & B Sujaya. Physical fitness in south Indian Adolescents by VO2 max. Research and Reviews: Journal of Medical and Health sciences 2013; 2(3): 77-80
  5. B Sujaya & K Padmapriya. A comparative study of Visual Evoked Potential between Dominant and Non – Dominant eyes in males. Research and Reviews: Journal of Medical and Health sciences 2013; 2(3): 85-88

Dr Nalina N

  1. Nalina N, D. Venkatesh and G Jaisri : Autonomic reactivity in normotensive children of hypertensive parents Biomedicine: 2012; 32(1): 45-51
  2. Nalina N, Sathish Chandra M R, Umashankar. Assessment of quality of life in bronchial asthma patients. Int J Med Public Health 2015;5:93-7.

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