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1Viva in Medical Physiology
2Viva in Medical Physiology
AK Basak MSc, BEd, PhD Associate Professor Department of Physiology Avadh Institute of Dental Sciences Dewa Road, Chinhat, Lucknow Formerly Assistant Professor in Physiology Nepalgunj Medical College, Nepal Formerly Assistant Professor in Physiology Universal College of Medical Sciences, Nepal
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Viva in Medical Physiology
© 2004, AK Basak
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First Edition: 2004
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To my Dear students and well-wishers
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6Preface
While examining the MBBS and BDS students in their viva voce examination, I have felt that even the good students hardly answer the questions very precisely and to the point. Though there are small number of viva books in physiology with us, but these are not sufficient to meet the demand of the students so that they can answer A to Z of viva questions generally asked by the examiners. Moreover, it is never possible to the students to go through any textbook while going to face viva-voce examinations. These facts led me to write the book Viva in Medical Physiology. While writing this book I have tried my best to include all types of viva questions dealt with basic, brainstorming, applied and clinical. Language of the book has also been kept easily understandable. I hope this book will serve the purpose for not only the BDS students but also the MBBS, MSc and BSc (Medical/Human Physiology), MD (Physiology) students and other allied health subjects like physiotherapy, nursing, etc.
I am highly grateful to my students, colleagues and well wishers of Avadh Institute of Dental Sciences, (Lucknow); Universal College of Medical Sciences (Nepal) and also Nepalgunj Medical College (Nepal) for their encouragement and sincere suggestions for writing up of this book. I am also deeply indebted to Prof BN Koley and Dr (Mrs) J Koley (Calcutta University), Prof NK Mishra and Prof SN Pandeya (Nepalgunj Medical College), Prof V Reghunandanan and Dr (Mrs) R Reghunandanan (Universal College of Medical Sciences), Prof VK Negi (Harsaran Dass Institute of Dental Sciences, Gaziabad), Prof SK Saxena (Sikkim-Manipal Institute of Medical Sciences), Dr Rajuma Baudha (Avadh Institute of Dental Sciences) who always thought very good of mine. I am also highly grateful to my family members who always supported me in my academic pursuit.7
I am really highly obliged to my wife, Mrs. Dhriti Basak not only for editing the language of this book but also for her sacrifice whose time I usurped during the preparation of this book.
Finally I also express my sincere gratitude to Managing Director, Director of Publishing and other members of M/s Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers (Pvt) Ltd. for publishing this book.
I will be grateful if this book meets the demand of the students. I will be very happy to receive opinions, comments and valuable suggestions from all my senior colleagues, fellow teachers and students so that every aspects of this book can be reviewed in succeeding editions.
AK Basak