FACILITIES

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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

Classrooms

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

Electrotherapy lab

This lab is equipped with advanced machines that use electrical currents, sound waves, or light for therapeutic purposes.

Ultrasound therapy machines
Interferential therapy (IFT) units
Tens
Muscle stimulators (EMS/NMES)
Shortwave diathermy (SWD) units
Longwave diathermy (LWD) machines
Laser therapy units
Infrared (IRR) lamps
Galvanic machines
Wax therapy units (paraffin wax baths)

EXERCISE THERAPY LAB

This is a dedicated space for practical learning and application of therapeutic exercises.

Suspension apparatus: for various suspension therapy exercises.
Ergo cycles (stationary bikes) and treadmills: for cardiovascular conditioning and endurance training.
Treatment tables/couches: sturdy, adjustable surfaces for patient examination and therapeutic interventions

Parallel bars: essential for gait training, balance, and improving stability.
Wall bars (stall bars): used for stretching, strengthening exercises, and improving posture.
Staircase (straight type): for gait training and improving mobility on stairs.
Free weights, dumbbells, cuff weights: for strength training.
Resistance bands and tubes: versatile tools for progressive resistance exercises.
Swiss balls (physio balls, balance boards, equilibrium boards:for balance, core strengthening, and proprioception training.
Shoulder wheel and finger ladder: for improving range of motion in the shoulder and fingers.
Quadriceps table and ankle exerciser:for targeted strengthening of specific muscle groups.
CPM (continuous passive motion) units:for improving joint range of motion post- surgery or injury.
Goniometers, inclinometers, measuring tapes:for assessing joint range of motion.
Exercise mats:for floor exercises and stretching.
Crutches, walkers, canes:for training in mobility aids.

Anatomy lab

Though not directly for physiotherapy treatment, an anatomy lab is fundamental for physiotherapy education, providing a deep understanding of the human body's structure.
- Anatomical models: skeletons (articulated and disarticulated), joint models, muscle models, organ models.
- Charts and diagrams: for visual learning of anatomical structures.
Physiology lab

Similar to anatomy, a physiology lab provides the foundational understanding of how the body functions, which is crucial for physiotherapists.
- Sphygmomanometer (bp apparatus) and stethoscope: for measuring blood pressure and listening to heart/lung sounds.
- Spirometer and peak flow meter: for assessing lung function.
- ECG machines: for studying heart electrical activity.
- Pulse oximeters: for measuring blood oxygen saturation.

RESEARCH FACILITIES

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.

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