DEPARTMENT OF KRIYA SHARIR
Introduction
Kriya sharir is the fundamental subject of Ayurveda, which initiates the learning of Ayurveda at primary level for the students of first BAMS and application of fundamental principles in practice for scholars. After passing XII examination and CET clearance students are conscious and a bit confused before coming to Ayurveda field as it is having a different platform of philosophies and thought processes. There comes the role of Kriya Sharir faculties to make students familiar with Ayurvedic concepts and terminologies in scientific and applied way. Kriya Sharir is the subject which deals with basic knowledge of Ayurveda including fundamental principles and Siddhantas as well as clinical examination of normal individual. At BAMS level all the concepts and fundamentals are familiar but overall conceptual understanding lacks behind. At postgraduate level these concepts need a different vision to understand and implement in practice. The definitions and terminologies of basic concepts need to explore.
Our aim is to highlight this basic knowledge and to give new scientific approach to UG and PG students to polish their skills of Ayurveda and making them compatible to apply it in clinical practice.
Objectives
After the completion of the study of Kriya Sharir for one year, the student is expected to imbibe the following:
The learner should be able to
- Explain the basic concepts of Human Physiology in Ayurveda.
- Describe the fundamentals of contemporary physiology related to all organ systems along with the important links between these systems.
- Able to discuss role of kriya Sharir in Ayurveda and current research.
- To analyze and record the fundamental parameters related to physiology like Deha Prakriti, Dhatu Sara, Mala Parikhan in an healthy individual.
- Acquire good skills in written and applied physiology.
DEPARTMENTAL FEATURES
- Computer and Internet facility.
- Library and reading room.
- Well equipped laboratory and museum with required equipment, instruments, charts, specimans and posters.
- Books and dissertations – (With Sufficient number)
