About Department

Goal
• Understand the typical structure, relationships, and overall, functional, and clinical anatomy...
• Recognize the microscopic features of tissues and organs in the human body...
• Grasp the fundamental organization and connections within the central nervous system...
• Learn the core concepts of embryology...
• Identify key stages of normal development and understand the impact of teratogens and genetic factors.

Objective

At the end of course, the learner shall be able to:

A) Cognitive Domain

• Define fundamental medical terminology...
• Outline the general anatomy of human body structures...
• Explain the normal arrangement, relationships, nerve supply...
• Discuss the structural relationships between organs...
• Describe the fundamental principles of imaging techniques...

B) Psychomotor Domain

• Recognize and position human body structures...
• Locate and palpate organs and structures...
• Be proficient in operating a light microscope...

C) Affective Domain

• Treat cadavers with respect and handle them with care.
• Collaborate and coordinate effectively in group settings.
• Show respect toward faculty and be willing to self-learn.

Infrastructure

Distinctiveness of Department

• Well-developed museum with radiological and cross-section.
• Bone Bank
• Histology projection facility
• Cadaveric donation facility

Laboratory

1. Dissection Hall: Well equipped hall with facility for fetal dissection.

2. Histology Laboratory: Reticuline, Masson's trichrome, PAS staining with projection facility.

3. Embryology Models: Recent 3D models for orientation and concept buildup.

Museum

• 150 specimens with cross-sectional views.
• Congenital dysmorphic fetus.
• Radiology catalog and embryology models.
• Department library with genetics and bioethics books.

Programs Offered

• MBBS

Library