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books and print resources across all academic disciplines
| Book Name | Author |
|---|---|
| Textbook of Pathology | Harsh Mohan |
| Textbook of Pathophysiology | Dr. Moini Khan |
| Pathophysiology | Kapoor, Aneja |
| Common Diseases and Cure | Dr. Rajeev Sharma |
| Clayton’s Electrotherapy | Forster and Palastanga |
| Textbook of Electrotherapy | Jagmohan Singh |
| Electrotherapy Explained | Val Robertson |
| Textbook of Rehabilitation | S. Sunder |
| Orthopedic Physical Assessment | David J. Magee |
| Essential Orthopaedics | J. Maheshwari |
| Disorders of the Patellofemoral Joint | David A. MacDonald |
| Muscle Testing | Daniels and Worthingham |
| Cash's Textbook of Neurology for Physiotherapists | Downie |
| DeJong’s The Neurologic Examination | William W. Campbell |
| Therapeutic Exercise for Musculoskeletal Injuries | Peggy Houglum |
| Therapeutic Exercise: Foundations and Techniques | Carolyn Kisner, Lynn Allen Colby |
| Physical Rehabilitation | Susan B. O’Sullivan |
| BD Chaurasia's Human Anatomy Vol 1: Upper Limb and Thorax | BD Chaurasia |
| BD Chaurasia's Human Anatomy Vol 2: Lower Limb, Abdomen and Pelvis | BD Chaurasia |
| BD Chaurasia's Human Anatomy Vol 3: Head, Neck and Brain | BD Chaurasia |
| The Principles of Exercise Therapy | Dena Gardiner |
No of classrooms - 08
| Room No | Semester | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 102 | 7th Sem | Classroom |
| 104 | 5th (A) Sem | Classroom |
| 203 | 5th (B) Sem | Classroom |
| 302 | 3rd (A) Sem | Classroom |
| 301 | 3rd (B) Sem | Classroom |
| 304 | 3rd (C) Sem | Classroom |
| 201 | 1st (A) Sem | Classroom |
| 202 | 1st (B) Sem | Classroom |
| Smart Classrooms | 2 | |
| Seminar Hall | 1 | |
Laboratories & lab facilities
This lab is equipped with advanced machines that use electrical currents, sound waves, or light for therapeutic purposes.
This is a dedicated space for practical learning and application of therapeutic exercises.
Though not directly for physiotherapy treatment, an anatomy lab is fundamental for physiotherapy education, providing a deep understanding of the human body's structure.
Similar to anatomy, a physiology lab provides the foundational understanding of how the body functions, which is crucial for physiotherapists.
A computer lab serves as a vital research facility supporting a wide range of academic and scientific activities. These labs provide researchers, students, and faculty with access to advanced computing resources, internet necessary for data analysis, research.
