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Past papers of last 5 years of all universities for M.B.B.S students of basic Sciences(1st Prof) have been added. ------ Histology Slides for 1st Year MBBS have been added. ------- More past papers for 1st year MBBS have been added in Past papers section ----Prof paper of 2nd year 2012 (Bahria University) has been added in Past papers 2nd year MBBS section --- Dissection videos of pelvis and brain (2nd Year) has been added --- Histology slides of 2nd Year has been added

Cubital Fossa


BOUNDRIES:

Latreally : Brachioradialis
Meially : Pronator Teres
Roof :  Line between two epicondyles

CONTENTS:


  • Brachial Artery and bifurcation of the artery.
  • Median Nerve

Note : See the picture for more details.








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From Where To Buy Medical Books In Rwp/IBD


From Where To Buy Medical Books In Rawalpindi/Islamabad


Islamabad:      
  • Saeed book bank in Jinnah Super F-7 or 
  • Mr. Book in super market F-6. 
But the Best option is to bye from Prince Book shop.

Prince Book Shop has 3 branches in Rawalpindi :
  1. Tipu Road Branch (opposite to Rawalpindi Medical College)
  2. Riphah Book Shop ( Inside Islamic Intl Medical College) Peshawar road
  3. Foundation University Medical College (FUMC) book shop - DHA I .  

  • You can buy medical books at Prince Book Shop cheaper than Saeed Book Bank or Mr. Books. 
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Recommended MBBS books for 1st Year MBBS

Anatomy
  • Snell Clinical Anatomy
  • Clinical Oriented Anatomy by Keith L. Moore
  • Last's Anatomy
Atlas for anatomy
  • Netter's Atlas of human anatomy
Embroyolgy
  • Langman's medical Embroyolgy
Physiology
  • Medical Physiology by Guyton & Hall
  • Human Physiology by Sherwood
Biochemistry
  • Lippincott's Illustrated Biochemistry
  • Harper's Biochemistry
Histology Atlas
  • Difiore's atlas of Histology

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Recommended MBBS books for 3rd year MBBS


Pathology
  • Robbins Basic Pathology
Microbiology
  • Review of Medical Microbiology and Immunology by Levinson
Microbiology 
  • Lippincott's Illustrated Reviews Pharmacology
  • Katzung Basic and Clinical Pharmacology
Forensic Medicine
  • Simpson
  • Parikh's Text book of Medical Jurisprudence, Forensic Medicine and Toxicology


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Recommended Books For 2nd Year MBBS


Anatomy
  • Snell Clinical Anatomy
  • Clinical Oriented Anatomy by Keith L. Moore
  • Last's Anatomy
Neuroanatomy
  • Snell Clinical neuroanatomy
Atlas for anatomy
  • Netter's Atlas of human anatomy
Embroyolgy
  • Langman's medical Embroyolgy
Physiology
  • Medical Physiology by Guyton & Hall
Biochemistry
  • Lippincott's Illustrated Biochemistry
  • Harper's Biochemistry
Histology Atlas
  • Difiore's atlas of Histology

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Unique Steps of Gluconeogenesis


Reactions that are bypassed or you can say which are unique are :

 These are the four steps.
Note: These steps are irreversible steps of glycolysis and as gluneogenesis is reverse of glycolysis these irreversible steps are bypassed by using following enzymes.

Step 1 is conversion of pyruvate --> oxaloacetate and is catalyzed by : Pyruvate Carboxylase



Step 2 is the conversion of  by oxaloacetate --> PEP
Thus PEP  is an intermediate of glycolysis so the reaction move in opposite direction as far as Fructose 1,6-Bisphosphate step is reached.


*Step 3 is the conversion of
  Fructose 1,6-Bisphosphate -->  Fructose 6-phosphate


Step 4 is the conversion of Glucose 6-phosphate --> Glucose 




Global Regulation in liver cells includes reciprocal effects of a cyclic AMP, triggered by the hormone glucagon when blood glucose is low. Phosphorylation of enzymes and regulatory proteins in liver by Protein Kinase A (cAMP-Dependent Protein Kinaseresults in inhibition of glycolysis and stimulation of gluconeogenesis, making glucose available for release to the blood. 


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The Cori Cycle



* It also occurs between muscles and liver as happening here between RBCs and Liver.

Physiology II Prof Paper 2012 - Bahria University(For YMDC)







Physiology II Prof Paper 2012 - Bahria University
(For Yusra Medical and Dental College)



PART-I
Q1- Describe the role of basilar membrane in sound discrimination?  (5)
Q2-Draw and label taste bud ? describe the perception of salty taste ? (2+3)
Q3-Describe neuronal changes which take place after the hemisection spinal cord ? (5)
Q4- Describe the mechanism of referred pain ?              (5)

PART-II

Q5-Describe the physiological functions of thyroid hormone ? (5)
Q6-Describe the difference between the functions of oxyticin and prolactin ? (5)
Q7-Describe the mechanism of concentrated urine formation ? (5)
Q8-Discuss the tubular processing in proximal tubules and distal convoluted tubules ? (3+2)

Stages Of Spermatogenesis



Stages Of Spermatogenesis

Comparison Of Slow wave sleep and REM Sleep


Comparison Of Slow wave sleep and REM Sleep

Development of pituitary Gland

Electron transport chain and inhibitors





Inhibitors:
Complex I - Rotenone,amytal
Complex II - Carboxin
Complex III - antimycin A
Complwx IV - cyanide ions,CO,sodium azide
Complex V - oligomycin