Experimental Physiology Manual for Computer-Based Amphibian Experiments is a comprehensive guide designed for medical and life sciences students, providing an in-depth understanding of amphibian physiology through computer-simulated experiments. This book replaces traditional live animal experiments with advanced digital simulations, ensuring an ethical and effective approach to learning physiological concepts. It covers key experiments related to muscle physiology, nerve conduction, cardiovascular responses, and reflexes, making it an essential resource for laboratory-based learning.

With a focus on practical application, the book includes step-by-step experimental procedures, data analysis techniques, and interpretation of results. The structured format allows for quick reference, making it a valuable tool for students and educators involved in physiology courses. Additionally, it aligns with modern educational guidelines promoting the use of technology in experimental learning.

Key Features:

Ethical Learning Approach: Replaces traditional live animal experiments with computer-based simulations.
Comprehensive Experiment Coverage: Includes key physiological experiments on muscles, nerves, and cardiovascular functions.
Step-by-Step Procedures: Provides clear instructions for conducting and analyzing experiments.
Data Interpretation Techniques: Helps students understand results through guided analysis.
User-Friendly Format: Organized systematically for easy reference and application in labs.

Book Information:

Edition: 1st Edition, 2024
Publisher: Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers
ISBN: 9789356964365

This book is an essential resource for students and educators seeking a modern, ethical, and efficient approach to learning experimental physiology using computer-based techniques.