ASRB NET Animal Physiology Objective Type PDF E-Book Animal Physiology (Based on ICAR-ASRB NET Syllabus | 100% Objective Format | With Unit-wise Coverage)

ASRB NET Objective Type E-Book PDF – Animal Physiology
(Based on ICAR-ASRB NET Syllabus | 100% Objective Format | With Unit-wise Coverage)

Book Description:

This ASRB NET Objective Type E-Book in Animal Physiology is a comprehensive, exam-oriented resource specially designed for aspirants of ICAR-ASRB NET, ICAR JRF/SRF, ARS, Pre-PG, and other competitive veterinary and animal sciences exams. It provides unit-wise objective-type questions covering all major areas of Animal Physiology as per the latest syllabus. Every question is curated from authentic sources, standard textbooks, and previous years' papers to ensure relevance and accuracy.

The eBook is structured in 12 detailed units, each focusing on the physiological processes of domestic and wild animals. From blood circulation to endocrinology, climate physiology to clinical evaluation – this guide helps you understand, revise, and master each topic in a quiz-ready format.

Key Features:

✅ Covers Full ASRB NET Syllabus of Animal Physiology
✅ Unit-wise Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) for better understanding
✅ Designed as per ICAR/ASRB exam standards
✅ Includes sub-topic-wise questions and answers
✅ Easy-to-read format for quick revision and daily practice
✅ Updated with latest concepts and trends

🧬 Detailed Unit-wise Coverage:

🔹 Unit 1: Blood and Circulation
Blood composition, hemoglobin, anemia, blood clotting, cardiac physiology, ECG, cardiac output, regional circulation, cardiac failure, hypertension, murmurs, shock, and echocardiography.

🔹 Unit 2: Respiration
Mechanics and regulation of respiration, gaseous transport, pulmonary volumes, stress and altitude effects, and avian respiration.

🔹 Unit 3: Excretion
Urine formation, renal functions, acid-base and fluid-electrolyte balance, hormonal control, and avian excretion.

🔹 Unit 4: Digestion
Comparative digestive physiology (monogastric and polygastric), rumen functions, gastric secretions, digestive hormones, and avian digestion.

🔹 Unit 5: Muscle Physiology
Muscle types, contraction mechanisms, neuromuscular junction, energy metabolism, lactate shuttle, and physical performance.

🔹 Unit 6: Nervous System
Neural transmission, reflexes, neurotransmitters, brain function, sensory physiology, learning and memory, and special senses.

🔹 Unit 7: Endocrinology
Hormone classification, action mechanisms, feedback regulation, endocrine glands, prostaglandins, endocrine disorders, and avian endocrinology.

🔹 Unit 8: Reproduction
Gonadal hormones, AI, semen handling, reproductive cycles, fertilization, pregnancy, IVF & embryo transfer, avian reproduction, mammary gland physiology, lactation, and milk biosynthesis.

🔹 Unit 9: Growth Physiology
Concepts of growth, prenatal/postnatal growth, minerals and vitamins, disorders, and growth curve.

🔹 Unit 10: Climate Physiology
Thermoregulation, photoperiodism, climate stress, environmental physiology, hibernation, estivation, and effects on productivity.

🔹 Unit 11: Physiology of Wildlife
Wildlife hematology, sex identification, reproduction, stress markers, sound communication, and forest animal physiology.

🔹 Unit 12: Clinical Physiology
Clinical correlations of major organ systems, hematology, enzymology, metabolic disorders, acid-base and electrolyte evaluation, and neuromuscular disorders.

Target Audience:

• ASRB NET (Animal Physiology) Aspirants

• ICAR-JRF/SRF Candidates

• ARS & Pre-PG Students

• B.V.Sc. & A.H. Final Year Students

• Teachers and Faculty of Veterinary Physiology

• Competitive Exam Coaching Institutes

Available Format:

PDF E-Book (Instant Download after payment get link on your email id )