Pre-Clinical Science Lab

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INTRODUCTION

Preclinical Science lab is a specialized laboratory where students learn foundational knowledge in anatomy, physiology, microbiology, and other basic sciences, preparing them for clinical practice. These labs provide hands-on experience, helping students understand how the body works. This knowledge is vital for giving effective patient care. What students learn in the preclinical labs helps them during their clinical rotations and patient care. This understanding lets them see how diseases affect the body’s functions, so they can give better care.

OBJECTIVES

To study how the human body is structured and how it functions, including cells, tissues, organs, and systems. This is important for understanding how the body reacts to health and disease.
To learn about microorganisms, their roles in health and disease, and how to control infections.
To explore the chemical processes in the body and how they change during disease.
To practice using anatomical models and specimens, and to develop practical skills.
To identify parts of the body, perform basic lab tests, and understand how different body systems work together.

LAB CONDUCT/BEHAVIOR

All Students should participate in a lab orientation conducted by Pre-Clinical Science Lab.
Students should review procedures and scenarios prior to the lab session.
Follow lab hours strictly as mentioned in the timetable.
Students need to fill out their logbook as part of the completion of the curriculum requirement.
No cell phones are allowed in the lab.
No food or drink is allowed in the lab.
No equipment or supplies can be taken out of the lab without permission.
Any equipment or furniture used should be returned clean, in proper form and in proper place ready for the next use.
Replace the equipment and chairs when leaving the area.
Always sign in and out of the lab for both practice and presentation.
Report damage or malfunction of the lab equipment.
No students are to be in the lab without the Lab faculty.
Maintain cleanliness of the area where they are practicing.
No needles or sharps to leave the lab at any time under any circumstances.
Lights should be turned off and doors locked when leaving.

Rules and Regulations

Maintain the cleanliness and display professional conduct.
Issue the items in the presence of concerned lab in charge.
Replace the articles after the procedure. Replace the articles on the very next day after the practical examination.
If the articles are taken for posting replace the articles to the lab faculty within one week and get it back if needed.
Replace the damaged/missed items by students within the week.
Violating of any of these rules can result in disciplinary action

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