Department of Anatomy evam Rachana Sharir
The study of Human Anatomy (Rachana Sharir) forms the foundation of medical education and clinical practice. The Department of Anatomy evam Rachana Sharir introduces students to the structure, organisation, and interrelationships of the human body, from individual tissues and organs to complete organ systems.
A strong foundation in anatomy is particularly essential for BNYS graduates, as it supports the safe and effective practice of Manipulative Therapies, Acupuncture and Acupressure, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PMR), and other therapeutic procedures. Detailed anatomical knowledge enables students to identify relevant structures and treatment areas, understand anatomical relationships, and apply therapeutic techniques with greater precision, safety, and clinical confidence.
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The department provides an integrated understanding of :
- Traditional perspectives on the structure and organisation of the human body
- Fundamental concepts related to human structure and anatomical organisation
- Gross anatomy, histology, embryology, and surface anatomy
- Anatomical relationships of organs, tissues, muscles, nerves, vessels, and joints
- Integration of traditional concepts with contemporary anatomical knowledge
- Applied anatomy relevant to therapeutic and clinical practice
Through lectures, practical demonstrations, specimens, models, charts, anatomical resources, and clinical-oriented learning, students develop a comprehensive understanding of the human body. This knowledge provides the foundation for studying physiology, pathology, diagnostics, therapeutic procedures, rehabilitation, and safe clinical practice as BNYS professionals.