Transport Across Cell Membrane
General Instructions- Need for Transport- Classification of Membrane Transport- Passive Transport Active Transport
Category: Physiology
Properties of Receptors
A short note on the 6 basic properties of receptors- the natural transducers- present in our body. Important question for Physiology MBBS I. Continue readingProperties of Receptors
Stages of Sleep
Learn about the stages of sleep, types, their genesis and ultimately why do you even need to sleep? Physiology. MBBS. CNS. Continue readingStages of Sleep
Transection of Spinal Cord
An overview of the types of spinal cord transections and their effects, including a detailed look into Brown Sequard Syndrome”. Physiology.Continue readingTransection of Spinal Cord
Intra Uterine Devices
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A blog post about different types of intra uterine devices (IUDs), their advantages, disadvantages, and mechanisms of action.Continue readingIntra Uterine Devices
Papez Circuit
This web page explains the Papez Circuit, a part of the brain that controls emotions and memory. It describes how the circuit works and how it connects to other brain regions. It also discusses how the circuit affects brain waves, memory formation, and survival instincts. The web page is intended for medical students who want to learn more about the physiology and central nervous system.Continue readingPapez Circuit
Cerebellum
Cerebellum, its functional divisions, afferent and efferent connections, internal neuronal circuits, functions, lesions, & Functional TestsContinue readingCerebellum
Basal Ganglia
An important structured essay in University exams- The connections and functions of basal ganglia. Physiology. MBBS-I. Continue readingBasal Ganglia
Pain Pathway
The pathway of pain sensation, slow and fast from various regions of body. A very important Physiology essay in MBBS-1. Read on. Continue readingPain Pathway
Thalamus – Functions
Sensory Relay Centre Almost all the sensory impulses (Except olfactory) reach the thalamic nuclei, which relaythem to the cerebral cortex by a series of projection