Overview of Department:

Medical physiology concentrates on the organisation and functioning of human body. Physiology is the basis for understanding diseased states and their treatment modality.
Our Physiology department includes enthusiastic and hardworking faculty. Regular Undergraduate and Post Graduate activities are taking place. We have 3 Ph.D scholars doing their Doctorate thesis.
Department renders high quality teaching and training undergraduate and postgraduate students. It has a well-structured program for undergraduate and postgraduate students which includes lectures, tutorials, Seminars, Journal Clubs, laboratory practicals and demonstrations. Department encourages faculty and doctoral candidates to take new interesting research projects, and present the topic in conferences and do publications. Physiology department actively participate in research and medical education activities. In collaboration with clinical departments we conduct integrated teaching and early clinical exposure to make the subject more interesting and improvethe ability of studentsto learn about pathological aspects of diseases.

Imparting knowledge of physiology to paramedical courses like dentistry and nursing also come under department’s purview.
Under the guidance of Institutional Head, Academic and extracurricular performances of students are closely monitored with a strong and efficient mentorship program. Regular feedback is taken from students regarding teaching learning methods, any suggestions for improvise is considered.

Planning for digital clinical laboratory set up in coming days. Implementation of AETCOM from this academic batch 2019-20.

Departmental Faculty:

S. No.

Faculty Name AEBAS Attend.ID Designation Nature of Employment (Permanent/Contractual)
1 Dr. Peterson Rufus Rajkumar 17233970 Professor&HOD Permanent
2 Dr. Puvvada Amrutha 95670576 Associate Professor Permanent
3 Dr. B S Sunitha 84331581 Assistant Professor Permanent
4 Dr. Kampati Sudhama 16755431 Assistant Professor Permanent
5 Dr. Yerra Srilatha 12960526 Assistant Professor Permanent
6 Ms. Kanneganti Jhansi  48204844 Assistant Professor Permanent
7 Mr. Annepaka Eliya Raju 40826351 Senior Resident Permanent
8 Dr. Yasa Suresh Kumar 73544835 Tutor Permanent
9 Dr. Narasimha Setty Sri Sai Sravya 05463759 Tutor Permanent
10 Dr. Bojja Pradyumna 68063621 Tutor Permanent
11 Dr. Kurapati Saketh 98480453 Tutor Permanent
12 Dr. M. Jaya Krishna 97843941 Tutor Permanent
13 Dr. Yanala Usha Sree 28719762 Tutor Permanent
14 Dr. Pappu Sai Sruthik 04555992 Tutor Permanent
15 Dr. Pusuluri Mamatha 06352145 Tutor Permanent
16 Dr. Chilumula Hepsiba 42434188 Tutor Permanent

 COURCES OFFERED:

MBBS, BDS, B.Sc. (NURSING) & MD in PHYSIOLOGY. 

CORE COMPETENCIES:

Proper understanding of subject. Applying the concepts of Physiology in understanding and practicing clinical medicine

To enhance knowledge and skill in performing the practical tests and examining the patients.

Enable the students to emerge as a competent trained medical professional and able to deliver independent, quality and effective healthcare service to the community Encourage faculty in research activities

FACILITIES & LEARNING SOURCES OF THE DEPARTMENT:

  • Departmental library is provided with 178 books and two desktops with an internet facility.
  • Didactic lecture gallery with facilities of various audio-visual aids.
  • Haematology laboratory
  • Well-equipped Clinical and Human laboratory
  • Amphibian and Mammalian Laboratory

RESEARCH & PUBLICATIONS:

  1. Yasa Suresh Kumar, Rufus Raj Kumar Peterson, Amrutha Kanagala. Association Between Body Mass Index and Blood Pressure Variability Among Young Adults, A Cross-Sectional Study. Int. J Med. Pharm. Res., 2026;7(1):2501‐2506.
  2. Amrutha Kanagala, Ankur. Correlation between body mass index and autonomic function tests in medical students, A cross-sectional observational study. Student’s Journal of Health Research Africa. 2026;7(3):1-10.
  3. Yasa Suresh Kumar, Rufus Raj Kumar Peterson, Amrutha Kanagala. Association Between Body Mass Index and Blood Pressure Variability Among Young Adults, A Cross-Sectional Study. Int. J Med. Pharm. Res., 2026;7 (1): 2501‐2506.
  4. Kancharla Sirisha, Kanneganti Jhansi.  Does Crossword Puzzle Rightly Cross the Brain of Medical Students. International Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research. 2024;16(7):1235-1241.
  5. Kanneganti Jhansi, Kancharla Sirisha, K Amulya Sanghamithra. Prevention is Better than Cure: A Study of Platelets, CRP Predisposing to Preeclampsia in Healthy Antenatal Women. International Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research. 2024;16(8):1040-1043.
  6. Kancharla Sirisha, Kanneganti Jhansi . Does Crossword Puzzle Rightly Cross the   Brain of Medical Students? International Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical   Research 2024; 16(7); 1235-1241
  7. M.Gopi et.al; Novel Machine Learning Approach for Forecasting the Possibility of Recurrence  in Community-Acquired Pnemonia: salud, ciencia,y Technologia. 2024;4;929.
  8. K.Amrutha, J.Harsoda, Sympathetic Overactivity and Parasympathetic Impairment  in Type  2 Diabetes: An Analysis of Cardiovascular Autonomic Functions. Cureus 16(5): 59561.
  9. K.Amrutha, J.Harsoda, Metabolic Dysregulation and Its Multifaceted Impact on Cardiovascular Autonomic Control in Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus: Insights  From  Comprehensive Assessment. Cureus 16(5): 59776.
  10. Eliya raju, Annepaka, Muthulakshmi Rangasmy, Srilakshmi , Suresh Babu, Investigation of the Cognitive activity between the leaf extracts of eclipta alba and ziziphus jujuba in diabetic animal models. , Cureus 16(3):e55400.DOI 10.7759.
  11. Purna Singh, Bagavathiammal Periyasamy, Rajput S. A. Kiran Singh, Seralathan G, Thamizhvanan, Nallasivam, Panneerselvam Periasamy. Frequency of ABO Blood Groups in HIV Infected Individuals in Khammam-Telangana. International Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research. 2024;16(3):1038-1042.

ONGOING PROJECTS:

  • Cardio- vascular Autonomic function tests in type –II Diabetics & non-Diabetics by Mrs.K.Amrutha.
  • Evaluation of W.B.C sub type ratios, platelet indices and hs – CRP levels to predict the pre – eclampsia at 11-14 weeks of human pregnancy by Miss. K. Jhansi.