Electromyography

Introduction of gastrointestinal tract

Hemostasis

Structure of cardiac muscle excitation contraction coupling properties of cardiac muscle

Evoked potentials, clinical importance & physiological basis of consciousness, eeg changes in epilepsy

Gastrointestinal hormomes & their role in secretomotor fuction of the gut

Factors influencing force of contracton

Muscles classification

Neuromuscular transmission

Nerve injury

Electrocardiography

Blood brain barrier

Muscle contraction

Functions of spleen and lymph nodes

Origin and spread of cardiac impulse, pacemaker, conducting system of heart, its importance

Isotonic & isometric contraction