The book "Physiology in Ayurveda" in English is written primarily for the students of B.A.M.S. & M.D. (Ay) course of Indian Universities, keeping the context with the recent changes in medical education and event of core curriculum. This book provides the detail knowledge and special emphasis has been given to dosha, dhatu, upadhatu and mala with modern correlation. M C Q s have become an important part for Post Graduate entrance examinations. Without extensive practice, MCQs cannot be answered, as they need instant recollection from memory. The aim of this book should be to understand the concepts and principle involved in Ayurveda physiology and not mere memorization of the facts. Table of Contents: - Dosha
- Introduction
- Vata dosha
- Pranavata
- Mechanism of respiration
- Artificial respiration
- Udana vata
- Vak pravruti
- Mechanism of speech
- Broca's area
- Wernicke's area
- Vyana vata
- Cardiac cycle
- Conducting system of heart
- Blood pressure
- Samana vata
- Apana vata
- Importance of vata dosha
- Pitta dosha
- Pachaka Pitta
- Salivary amylase
- Gastric juice
- Succus entericus (Intestinal juice)
- Bile juice
- Ranjaka Pitta
- Sadhaka Pitta
- Alochaka Pitta
- Physiology of vision
- Bharajaka Pitta
- Kapha
- Vyadhikshyamatwa
- Kledaka kapha
- Bodhaka kapha
- Saliva
- Tarpaka kapha
- CSF
- Avalambakapha
- Sleshaka kapha
- Synovial fluid
- Dhatu
- Introduction
- Dhatuposhaa nyaya
- Rasadhatu
- Lymph
- Plasma
- Rakta dhatu
- Blood
- Erythrocytes
- Leucocytes
- Plateelets
- Blood clotting
- Blood Grouping
- Mamsa dhatu
- Muscles
- Meda dhatu
- Adipose tissue
- Asthi dhatu
- Bones
- Majja dhatu
- Bone marrow
- Sukra dhatu
- Ojus
- Vyadhikshyamatwa
- Immunity
- Upadhatu
- Stanya
- Menstrual cycle
- Kandara
- Sira
- Snayu
- Mala
- Mutra
- Urine
- Purisha
- Defecation
- Sweda
- Sweat
- Multiple choice questions
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