First MBBS
Physiologyஉடலியங்கியல்
How the systems work. The atlas can show you where, and the chapter notes cover the mechanisms it cannot draw.
There is no separate physiology module yet. What exists is the NCERT human-physiology chapter notes, reachable from the structures themselves, plus the cardiac-cycle and breathing animations in the atlas.
Connect it to Biology
These NCERT chapters open the atlas at related structures and carry their exam points.
Body Fluids and Circulation
The heart in place with the great vessels leaving it, and the arterial and venous trees as separate layers you can show one at a time.
Class 11 · Unit V · Human PhysiologyBreathing and Exchange of Gases
The conducting path from the trachea to the primary bronchi and into both lungs, and the diaphragm below them.
Class 11 · Unit V · Human PhysiologyExcretory Products and their Elimination
Both kidneys, both ureters, the bladder and the urethra as one connected tract.
Class 11 · Unit V · Human PhysiologyNeural Control and Coordination
The brain with the cerebral hemispheres, cerebellum and brainstem, continuous with the spinal cord, and the peripheral nerves leaving it.
Class 11 · Unit V · Human PhysiologyChemical Coordination and Integration
The endocrine organs in their real positions — pituitary, adrenals, pancreas and the gonads — which is the part of the chapter easiest to lose track of on a flat page.
Class 11 · Unit V · Human PhysiologyDigestion and Absorption
The whole alimentary canal in place — mouth and tongue, oesophagus, stomach, duodenum and the rest of the small intestine, large intestine — with the liver, gallbladder and pancreas beside it.
Class 11 · Unit V · Human PhysiologyLocomotion and Movement
The whole skeleton, axial and appendicular, with the skeletal muscles available as a layer over it. Any bone can be isolated and turned.
Class 11 · Unit V · Human Physiology