Biological and Health Sciences (265 Video Lectures in 64 GB USB Stick)

NPTEL Video Lectures in Biological and Health Sciences

Total Courses: 6

1. Anatomy
2. Biochemistry
3. Microbiology
4. Pathology
5. Pharmacology
6. Physiology

Total Video Lectures: 265

Total Size: 39 GB

Anatomy (41 Lectures)

1. Kidney
2. Hip Joint
3. Knee joint
4. Brachial Plexus
5. Tongue
6. Caecum and appendix
7. Thyroid gland
8. Pharynx
9. Sciatic nerve
10. Prostate Gland
11. Coronary circulation
12. Median Nerve
13. Mediastinum Part I
14. Mediastinum Part II
15. Middle ear
16. Arches of foot
17. Lungs
18. Radial nerve
19. Duodenum
20. Shoulder joint
21. Testis & Spermatic cord
22. Popliteal fossa
23. Pericardium
24. Gross anatomy of liver
25. Portal vein
26. Soft palate
27. Submandibular gland
28. Anterior triangle of neck
29. Ischioanal fossa
30. Gross anatomy of heart
31. Mammary gland
32. Stomach
33. Inguinal canal
34. Pancreas
35. Parotid gland
36. Dural folds Venous sinuses
37. Larynx
38. Venous drainage LL
39. Uterus
40. Palmar spaces
41. Lateral wall of nose

Biochemistry (53 Lectures)

1. The active site of enzymes (Active site)
2. Mechanism of enzyme action
3. Applications and importance of factors affecting enzyme action
4. Coenzymes and cofactors
5. Types of enzymes
6. Zymogens
7. Isoenzymes
8. Role of enzymes in IEM
9. Epigenetics
10. Post translational modifications
11. Clinical applications of enzyme inhibition
12. understanding structural organization of protiens as a basis for understanding its function
13. Plasma protiens in health and disease
14. Immunoglobilins
15. Ammonia detoxification
16. Sources of Ammonia
17. Disorders of ammonia metabolism
18. Overview of metabolism of sulfur conaining amino acids
19. Associated inborn errors of sulfur containing amino acid metabolism
20. Overview of neurotransmitter metabolism with emphasis on myasthenia gravis and Parkinson's disease
21. Porphyria
22. heme containing compunds
23. heme synthesis
24. Application of structural knowledge of hemoglobin in understanding the genetics and pathogenesis of major hemoglobinopathies
25. Catabolism of heme
26. Formation & fate of bilibrium
27. Bilibrium formation
28. Jaundice: A introduction classification and causes of each type with emphasis on physiologic jaundice
29. Biochemical basis for jaundice
30. Investigations for differential diagnosis of jaundice
31. Alcohol metabolism
32. Biochemical basis for consequences of acute alcohol intoxication
33. Carbohydrate absorption, enzymes involved, glycemic index and factors affecting absorption
34. Glucose transporters and disorders
35. Regulation of blood glucose
36. Fate of absorbed glucose preferantil use of glucose in feed and fasting condition
37. Screening, diagnosis & monitoring of diabetes mellitus newer markers
38. Lipoprotein structure, chemistry and functions
39. LDL receptors and metabolism; Lp(a)
40. Biochemistry of atherosclerosis
41. Role of mitochondria in lipid metabolism
42. Cholesterol important aspects of its structure and biochemical functions
43. Extended lipid profile L1
44. Extended lipid profile L2
45. Digestion and absorption of lipids
46. Inborn errors of lipid metabolism (Lipid storage, lysosomal, oxidation disorders)
47. Biochemistry of lipid lowering drugs
48. VLDL, fatty liver & lipotropic factors
49. Understanding ketosis: Conditions predisposing to ketone body formation and their significance
50. Sweets are fattening: The carbohydrate to fat link
51. Adipose tissue metabolism
52. Dysregulation of lipid metabolism in diabetes mellitus
53. Hyperlipoproteinemias

Microbiology (58 Lectures)

1. Introduction to the course
2. Introduction to pathogenic Bacteria and their Laboratory Diagnosis (Direct Methods)
3. Immunology in the diagnosis of Bacterial diseases & Molecular diagnosis. (Indirect Methods)
4. Introduction to pathogenic Viruses and their Laboratory Diagnosiss
5. Introduction to pathogenic Fungi and their Laboratory diagnosis
6. Introduction to Medically important Parasitesand their Laboratory Diagnosis
7. Superficial Infections
8. Gas Gangrene
9. Anthrax
10. Superficial Mycoses
11. Superficial & Subcutaneous Mycoses
12. Actinomycosis
13. Leprosy
14. Viral Infections of the skin
15. Upper Respiratory Tract infections (URTI)
16. Diphtheria
17. Whooping Cough
18. Viral URTI
19. Community acquired pneumonia
20. Atypical Pneumonia
21. Fungi causing Pulmonary Mycoses
22. Tuberculosis
23. Non-Tubercular Mycobacteria
24. Diarrhea
25. Viral Diarrhea
26. Cholera
27. Bacillary Dysentery
28. Protozoal Dysentery
29. Intestinal Protozoa causing diarrhea
30. Intestinal Sporozoa
31. Parasitic infestations: Intestinal Nematodes
32. Parasitic infestations: Intestinal Nematodes Part 2
33. Parasitic infestations: Cestodes
34. Food Poisoning
35. Urinary Tract Infection
36. Urethritis - Gonorrhoea
37. Non-Gonococcal Urethritis (NGU)
38. Genital Ulcers & other Genital tract infections
39. Viral STD:HIV
40. Acute Hepatitis
41. Chronic Hepatitis
42. Meningitis
43. Chronic meningitis
44. Encephalitis
45. Acute Flaccid Paralysis
46. Brain abscess
47. Parasites infecting the CNS
48. Bacterial Toxins affecting the Nervous system
49. Other Viral CNS infections
50. PUO Typhoid and Paratyphoid fevers
51. Brucellosis, Leptospirosis
52. Rickettsialinfections
53. Viral fevers
54. Malaria
55. Filariasis
56. Hospital Acquired Infections (HAI)
57. Prevention of HAI
58. Biomedical Waste its Management

Pathology (46 Lectures)

1. Cell Adaptations - Adapt to survive 1.2
2. Differentiation and altered differentiation 1.3
3. Necrosis 1.4
4. Apoptosis 1.5
5. Intracellular accumulations 1.6
6. Inflammation-1 2.1
7. Inflammation-2 2.2
8. Inflammation-3 2.3
9. Chemical mediators of inflammation 2.4 & 2.5
10. Patterns of acute inflammation 2.6
11. Granulomatous inflammation 2.7
12. Cell cycle 3.1
13. Wound healing 3.2
14. Factors affecting wound healing and common complications 3.3
15. Fracture healing 3.4
16. Edema 4.1
17. Hyperemia and Congestion 4.2
18. Embolism-1 4.3
19. Embolism-2 4.4
20. Infarction 4.5
21. Shock 4.6
22. Prenatal diagnosis of genetic conditions 5.1
23. Genetic counseling 5.2
24. Patterns of inheritance 5.3
25. Genetic testing 5.4
26. Genetic basis of cancer and familial cancers 5.5
27. Approach to a dysmorphic child 5.6
28. Diseases of the immune system 6.1
29. Hypersensitivity reactions 6.2
30. Autoimmunity 6.3
31. Systemic Lupus Erythematosus S L E 6.4
32. Rejections of tissue transplants 6.5
33. Immunodeficiency : HIV & AIDS 6.6 & 6.7
34. Amyloidosis 6.8
35. Tuberculosis 7.1 & 7.2
36. Leprosy 7.3
37. Neoplasia-1 Properties of cancers 8.1
38. Neoplasia-2 Cancer epidemiology 8.2
39. Neoplasia-3 Cancer genes 8.3
40. Neoplasia-4 Hallmarks of cancer 8.4
41. Neoplasia-5 Tumor suppressor genes, viral oncogenesis 8.5
42. Neoplasia-6 Sustained angiogenesis, invasion and metastasis 8.6
43. Neoplasia-7 Tumor immunity, genomic instability and cancer 8.7
44. Neoplasia-8 Clinical aspects of neoplasia 8.8
45. Diabetes Mellitus 9.1
46. Diabetes Mellitus - Clinical features 9.2

Pharmacology (33 Lectures)

1. Drugs used in Asthma
2. Constipation
3. Diarrhea and constipation
4. Glaucoma
5. Myasthenia gravis
6. Emetics and anti-emetics
7. How Drug Act?
8. Drugs used in Peptic ulcer disease
9. Drugs used in Asthma
10. Analgesics and anti-inflammatory agents
11. Bioavailablity and Bioequivalenlence
12. Analgesics and antiinflammatory agents_12-11-18
13. Uterotonics and Tocolytics
14. Uterotonics contd.
15. Antimuscarinic drugs
16. Drug abuse and drug dependence
17. Cancer Chemotherapy Principles and Practice
18. Pharmacology of Beta Blockers
19. Autocoids
20. Local anesthetics
21. Pharmacokinetics:Biotransformation and eliminaton
22. Adrenaline and other sympathomimetics
23. Contraceptive agents
24. Pharmacotherapy in glaucoma
25. Anti-Epileptic Drugs
26. Anti-Hypertensive agents
27. Anticoagulants
28. Antiplatelet drugs
29. Thrombolytics
30. Pharmacokinetics:Absorbtion and distribution
31. Alzheimer's Disease and Drug Therapy
32. Corticosteroids
33. Drug Therapy of Parasitic Infestations

Physiology (33 Lectures)

1. The Cell Membrane: lipids
2. The Cell Membrane: Proteins
3. Membrane Transport: Ion channels part 1
4. Membrane Transport: Ion channels part 2
5. Membrane Transport: Facilitated diffusion
6. Membrane transport: Secondary active transporters
7. Membrane Transport: Secondary active transporters and ABC transporters
8. Cell signaling mechanisms part I
9. Cell signaling mechanisms part II
10. Cell signaling mechanisms part III
11. Cell signaling mechanisms part IV
12. Cell signaling mechanisms part V
13. Cell signaling VI ionotropic receptors
14. Donnan effect and equilibrium
15. Membrane potential
16. Action potential part 1
17. Action potential part 2
18. Calcium transporters
19. Cardiac action potentials
20. Body fluids
21. Osmosis
22. Oedema
23. Introduction and sources of acid
24. Chemical Fundamentals
25. Buffering of carbon dioxide in venous blood
26. Buffering of fixed acids
27. Role of kidneys
28. Overview of acid-base disorders
29. Metabolic acidosis
30. Metabolic acidosis - renal tubular acidosis
31. Metabolic alkalosis
32. Respiratory alkalosis
33. Respiratory acidosis