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About The Department

Welcome to the Physiology Department at Subbaiah Institute of Medical Sciences. Our department is dedicated to understanding the complex functions of the human body through an integrative approach to teaching, research, and practical application. Here’s what makes our department stand out:
Comprehensive Curriculum: Our curriculum encompasses a wide range of topics, including cellular physiology, neurophysiology, cardiovascular physiology, respiratory physiology, renal physiology, endocrine physiology, and more. Courses are designed to provide students with a thorough understanding of physiological principles and mechanisms.
Advanced Learning Facilities: Our department is equipped with state-of-the-art laboratories and simulation centers that provide hands-on learning experiences. Students have access to advanced equipment for experiments and simulations that enhance their understanding of physiological processes.
Expert Faculty: Our faculty members are distinguished professionals with extensive experience in teaching and research. They are committed to providing high-quality education and personalized mentorship, helping students excel in their academic and professional pursuits.
Research and Innovation: We prioritize research as a cornerstone of our department. Students and faculty collaborate on cutting-edge research projects, contributing to advancements in the field of physiology. Our research initiatives are supported by well-equipped laboratories and resources.
Clinical Integration: Our programs integrate clinical practice with theoretical knowledge, preparing students for real-world medical scenarios. Clinical rotations and practical sessions are designed to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills essential for medical professionals.
Holistic Development: We emphasize the overall development of our students, offering workshops, seminars, and conferences that promote professional growth. Our department encourages participation in extracurricular activities, fostering a well-rounded educational experience.
Collaborative Environment: We cultivate a collaborative and inclusive atmosphere where students, faculty, and staff work together to achieve academic and research excellence. Interdisciplinary collaboration is encouraged, providing students with diverse perspectives and learning opportunities.

Faculty

DR. CHETHAN H A

PROFESSOR & HOD

DR. MADHURA V M

PROFESSOR

DR. PRIYA C RAO

PROFESSOR

Dr. Chethan H A

Professor & HOD

Dr. Madhura V Motogi

Professor

Dr. Priya C Rao

Professor

KIRAN JAWOOR

SENIOR RESIDENT

DR SHWETHA P C

SENIOR RESIDENT

DR ANOOP SHASTRY

SENIOR RESIDENT

DR HANINDER SONU

SENIOR RESIDENT

Publications

Dr. Chethan H A

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1 Chethan HA, Priya CR. Study of sympathovagal balance in obese males. Research journal of pharmaceutical biological and chemical sciences. 2014;5(2):755-61 Scopus
2 Chethan.HA, Niranjan M, Basavaraju K. Comparative study of heart rate variability in normal & obese young adult males. International Journal of Biological & Medical Research. 2012;3(2):1621-623 Index Copernicus
3 Chethan HA, Priya CR. Study of effect of visual stimuli on HRV in young adult males. International journal of Physiology. 2017;5(2):58-60 Index Copernicus
4 Priya CR, Chethan.H. Correlation of changes of heart rate and intraocular pressure after isometric leg press exercise test in young adults males. International journal of Physiology. 2017;5(2):77-79 Index Copernicus
5 Priya CR, Chethan HA. Study of relationship between body mass index & physical fitness in adult male basketball players. International journal of Physiology. 2019;7(1):05-7 Index Copernicus
6 Priya CR, Chethan HA. Study of Changes in QTc Interval with menstrual cycle in young adult female Basketball players. International journal of Physiology. 2019;7(4):165-66 Index Copernicus
7 Madhura MV, Chethan HA. Different teaching method in First year Medical Students: Both Subjectively & Objectively. International Journal of Physiology. 2020;8(3):60-5 Index Copernicus
8 Priya CR, Chethan HA. Correlation of changes of Blood Pressure and intraocular pressure after isometric handgrip exercise test in young adults males. International journal of Physiology. 2020;8(3):74-77 Index Copernicus

Dr. Priya C Rao

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1 Priya CR, Nataraj S M. To compare intraocular pressure changes after isometric exercise of hand & leg muscles in young adults. International journal of biomedical research. 2013;04(07):339-42 Index Copernicus
2 Chethan HA, Priya CR. Study of sympathovagal balance in obese males. Research journal of pharmaceutical biological and chemical sciences. 2014;5(5):755-61 Scopus
3 Chethan HA, Priya CR. Study of effect of visual stimuli on HRV in young adult males. International journal of Physiology. 2017;5(2):58-60 Index Copernicus
4 Priya CR, Chethan HA. Correlation of changes of heart rate and intraocular pressure after isometric leg press exercise test in young adults males. International journal of Physiology. 2017;5(2):77-79 Index Copernicus
5 Priya CR, Chethan HA. Study of relationship between body mass index & physical fitness in adult male basketball players. International journal of Physiology. 2019;7(1):05-7 Index Copernicus
6 Priya CR, Chethan HA. Study of Changes in QTc Interval with menstrual cycle in young adult female Basketball players. International journal of Physiology. 2019;7(4):165-66 Index Copernicus
7 Priya CR, Chethan HA. Correlation of changes of Blood Pressure and intraocular pressure after isometric handgrip exercise test in young adults males. International journal of Physiology. 2020;8(3):74-77 Index Copernicus

Dr. Madhura V Motagi

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1 Madhura MV, Sandhya TA. Effect of Short duration aerobic exercise training on reflection Index, Stiffness index & pulse wave velocity. Indian journal of Physiology & Pharmacology. 2012;56(1):15-20 PubMed
2 Nitin YM, Sucharita S, Madhura MV, Thomas T, Sandhya TA. Vo2 Max in an Indian population: A Study of Understanding the role of factors determining Vo2 Max. Indian journal of Physiology & Pharmacology. 2013;57(2):87-94 PubMed
3 Madhura MV, Doniya J. Cyclical variation of leucocyte profile in healthy females: A comparison with males. International Journal of Biomedical Research. 2014;5(04):257-59 Index Copernicus
4 Santosh P, Madhura MV, Abdul K. Stress Symptoms, Stressors & coping strategies in first year South Indian medical students. International Journal of Bioassays. 2014;3(5):2083-086 Google Scholar
5 Madhura MV, Sandhya TA. Effect of different phases of menstrual cycle on reflection index, stiffness index & pulse wave velocity in healthy subjects. Journal of Clinical Diagnostic Research. 2014;8(9):BC01-BC04 PubMed
6 Madhura MV, Kannan N, Santosh P. Evaluation of different teaching modalities for better understanding of subject in first year medical students. International Journal of Biomedical Research. 2015;6(05):320-22 Index Copernicus
7 Madhura MV, Bindu CB. Comparison of blood pressure readings, recording by different measuring devices. International Journal of Physiology. 2017;5(02):156-59 Index Copernicus
8 Madhura MV, Sandhya TA. Effect of aerobic exercise training on body composition using skin fold thickness. International Journal of Physiology. 2017;5(02):205-09 Index Copernicus
9 Madhura MV, Chethan HA. Different teaching methods in First year Medical Students: Both Subjectively & Objectively. International Journal of Physiology. 2020;8(3):60-5 Index Copernicus

Dr. Madhu D R

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1 Madhu D R, Ambarish Vijayaraghava. Comparison of cardiac output between practitioners and non-practitioners of yoga before and after physical stress intervention. National journal of physiology, pharmacy and pharmacology. 2016;7(3):01-05 Index Copernicus

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