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TEXT BOOK OF VYAVAHARAYURVEDA AND VIDHIVAIDYAKA (Record no. 20356)

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020 ## - INTERNATIONAL STANDARD BOOK NUMBER
International Standard Book Number	9788189798734
041 ## - LANGUAGE CODE
Language code of text/sound track or separate title	ENGLISH
082 ## - DEWEY DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION NUMBER
Classification number	615.538
100 ## - MAIN ENTRY--PERSONAL NAME
Author name	Namburi,U.R Sekhar
245 ## - TITLE STATEMENT
Title	TEXT BOOK OF VYAVAHARAYURVEDA AND VIDHIVAIDYAKA
260 ## - PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC. (IMPRINT)
Place of publication, distribution, etc.	VARANASI
Name of publisher, distributor, etc.	Chaukhambha Sanskrit Sansthan
300 ## - PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
Page	235
Size	18 cm
500 ## - GENERAL NOTE
General note	CONTENTS<br/>DEFINITION AND HISTORY OF VYAVAHĀRA AYURVEDA<br/>1) Review<br/>1) Ayurvedic Review<br/>2) Modern Review<br/>II) History<br/>LEGAL PROCEDURES<br/>1) Inquest<br/>1) Definition<br/>II) Classification<br/>II) Courts their powers and procedures<br/>1) Definition<br/>II) Types of Courts<br/>III) Punishment Provided by Law<br/>IV) Procedures of Court<br/>V) Record of Evidence<br/>VI) Medical Evidence<br/>VII) Witness<br/>VIII) Conduct and duties of the doctor in the witness box<br/>3 IDENTIFICATION<br/>1) Definition<br/>II) Types<br/>III) Necessity<br/>IV) Importance<br/>V) Data for Identification<br/>1) Race<br/>2) Religion<br/>3) Sex<br/>4) Age<br/>5) General Development<br/>6) Congenital Features<br/>7) Acquired Peculiarities<br/>8) Miscellaneous Data<br/>DEATH<br/>Introduction<br/>1) Definitior, of death<br/>Chapter Name of the Chapter<br/>Number & Contents<br/>II) Types of death<br/>III) Stages of Death<br/>IV) Modes of Death<br/>Causes of Sudden death<br/>Signs of death<br/>1) Immediate signs<br/>II) Early signs<br/>III) Late signs<br/>POST-MORTEM EXAMINATION<br/>1) Definition<br/>II) Types of Autopsy<br/>1) Pathological Autopsy<br/>2) Anatomical Autopsy<br/>3) Medico-legal Autopsy<br/>III) Historical background<br/>IV) Objectives of autopsy<br/>V) Principles of autopsy<br/>VI) Rules for autopsy<br/>VII) Requirements for autopsy<br/>VIII) Precaustions during autopsy<br/>IX) Procedures of autopsy<br/>1) External examination<br/>2) Internal examination<br/>X) Different tecniques of autopsy<br/>XI) Examination of organ<br/>1) Examination of skull and brain<br/>2) Examination of Spine and spinal cord<br/>3) Examination of neck and thorax<br/>4) Examination of abdominal organs<br/>5) Examination of Bones<br/>XII) Laboratory procedures<br/>XIII Techniques for collecting the samples<br/>XIV) Preservation and dispatch of viscera<br/>XV) Autopsy report<br/>XVI) Exhumation<br/>XVII) Disposal of death<br/>ASPHYXIAL DEATHS<br/>1) Definitions<br/>II) Pathognomonic findings in cases of asphyxia<br/>(VIII)<br/>Chapter Name of the Chapter<br/>Number & Contents<br/>III) Biochemical changes after death.<br/>IV) Classification of voilent asphyxia<br/>V) Mechanical asphyxial deaths<br/>1) Hanging<br/>2) Strangulation<br/>3) Suffocation<br/>4) Drowning<br/>DEATH FROM STARVATION, COLD AND HEAT<br/>1) Starvation<br/>1) Definition<br/>2) Types<br/>3) Causes of starvation<br/>4) Signs and symptoms<br/>5) Cause of death<br/>6) Fatal period<br/>7) Postmortem appearance<br/>8) Medico-legal aspects<br/>II) Heat<br/>1) Types<br/>2) Factors modifying heat<br/>3) Treatment<br/>4) Postmortem appearance<br/>III) Cold<br/>1) Definition<br/>2) Signs and syrnptoms<br/>3) Cause of death<br/>4) Treatment<br/>5) Postmortem appearance<br/>INJURIES FROM BURNS, LIGHTNING AND ELECTRICITY Burns<br/>1) Definition<br/>II) Classification of burns<br/>III) Factors affecting the burns<br/>IV) Causes of death by burns<br/>V) Fatal period<br/>VI) Postmortem Findings<br/>VII) Medico-legal aspects<br/>Scald<br/>Electrical injuries<br/>1) Nature of current<br/>II) Amount of current<br/>III) Path of current<br/>IV) Resistance offered<br/>V) Preparedness for shock<br/>VI) Symptoms<br/>VII) Types of electrical injuries<br/>VIII) Postmortem appearance<br/>IX) Cause of death<br/>X) Medico-legal importance<br/>Lightning<br/>1) Definition<br/>II) Direct affects of lightning<br/>III) Symptoms<br/>IV) Causes of death<br/>V) Postmortem findings<br/>MECHANICAL INJURIES<br/>1) Definition of Vrana<br/>II) Classification of Vrana<br/>Mechanical inuries types<br/>1) Abrasions<br/>II) Contusions<br/>III) Incised wound<br/>IV) Stab wound<br/>V) Lacerations<br/>Defence wounds<br/>Self inflicted and Fabricated wounds<br/>REGIONAL AND BOMB BLAST INJURIES<br/>Regional injuries<br/>1) Head injuries<br/>2) Cerebral injuries<br/>3) Spinal injuries<br/>4) Facial injuries<br/>5) Neck Injuries<br/>6) Chest injuries<br/>7) Abdominal injuries<br/>Name of the Chapter<br/>& Contents<br/>Bomb blast injuries<br/>1) Disruptive effect<br/>2) Shock wave<br/>3) Burns<br/>4) Flying missiles<br/>5) Falling mansonary<br/>6) Asphyxia<br/>7) Post-mortem examination<br/>FIRE-ARM INJURIES<br/>1) Introduction<br/>II) Sub-divisions<br/>1) Proximal (internal) ballistics<br/>A) Firearm<br/>B) Firing principle<br/>C) Mechanism of discharge of projectile<br/>D) Cartridge<br/>E) Classification of firearms<br/>2) Intermediate (external) ballistics<br/>3) Terminal (wound) ballistics<br/>A) Factors influencing firearm wounds<br/>B) Wounds caused by firearms<br/>C) Wounds cuased by shotgun<br/>D) Wounds caused by rifling firearms<br/>E) Autopsy<br/>F) Medico-legal importance<br/>MEDICO-LEGAL ASPECTS OF WOUNDS<br/>1) Homicide<br/>II) Suicidal<br/>III) Accidental<br/>IV) Assault<br/>V) Hurt<br/>VI) M.L Importance and examination of the injuries<br/>V) Important points to be observed during examination of wounds<br/>VI) Cause of death from wounds<br/>VII) Wound certificate<br/>VIII) Age of wound<br/>& Contents IMPOTENCE, STERILITY, STERILISATION AND ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION<br/>1) Impotence<br/>II) Sterlisation<br/>III) Artificial Insemination<br/>VIRGINITY, PREGNANCY AND DELIVERY<br/>Virginity<br/>1) Definition<br/>II) Types of hymen<br/>III) Causes of rupture of hymen<br/>(V) Medico-legal importance<br/>Delivery<br/>1) Definition<br/>II) Signs of recent delivery in living<br/>III) Sings of recent delivery in dead<br/>(V) Signs of remore delivery in the living<br/>V) Signs of remote delivery in the dead<br/>VI) Medico-legal importance of delivery<br/>Legitimacy<br/>1) Definition<br/>II) Illegitimate or bastard<br/>III) Medico-legal importance<br/>Medico-legal aspects of marriage annulment<br/>SEXUAL OFFENCES<br/>1) Definition<br/>II) Classification<br/>1) Natural sexual offences<br/>A) Rape<br/>B) Incest<br/>2) Unnatural sexual offences<br/>A) Sodomy<br/>B) Tribadism<br/>C) Bestiality<br/>D) Buccal coitus<br/>3) Abnormal sexual perversions<br/>INFANTICIDE<br/>1) Dedinition<br/>II) Motives for infanticide<br/>III) Signs of maturity of a foetus<br/>Name of the Chapter<br/>& Contents<br/>IV) Viability of the infant<br/>V) Medico-legal aspect<br/>ABORTION AND MEDICAL TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY<br/>Abortion<br/>1) Definition<br/>(1) Types<br/>III) Medico-legal importance<br/>Medical Termination of Pregnancy<br/>1) Indications<br/>II) Requirements for termination of pregnancy<br/>III) Legal aspects<br/>IV) Medical aspects<br/>V) Complications of M.T.P.<br/>FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY<br/>1) Definition<br/>II) Some common terms and its features<br/>III) Causes of insanity<br/>IV) Classification of mental disorders<br/>V) Diagnosis of Mental disorders<br/>VI) Mental health act. 1987<br/>VII) Differences between True and Feigned insanity<br/>VIII) Duties of medical practioner<br/>IX) Restraint of the insane<br/>X) Mental disorders and responsibilities<br/>MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS AND LAW<br/>1) Definition<br/>II) Formation and function of IMC<br/>III) State Medical Council<br/>IV) Medical ethics<br/>V) Privileged communication<br/>VI) Duties of a patient<br/>VII) Privileges and rights of the patient<br/>VIII) Types of physician-Patient relationship<br/>IX) Professional misconduct<br/>X) Professional negligence<br/>XI) Various resposibilities of doctor<br/>XII) Contributory negligence<br/>XIII) Resipsa loquitur<br/>Name of the Chapter<br/>& Contents<br/>XIV) Euthanasia<br/>XV) Malingering<br/>XVI) Consent<br/>XV) Consumer Protection Act<br/>XVI) Unrighteousness is basic cause of Disease<br/>XVII) Sinful activities<br/>MEANINGS OF THE CERTAIN TERMS Index
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Subject heading	Ayurveda
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Dewey Decimal Classification	Not For Loan	MAMCRC	2152	17/04/2023	MAMCRC LIBRARY	MAMCRC LIBRARY	03/02/2024	REF	REF	385.00	615.538 NAM	A4330	03/02/2024	03/02/2024	BOOKS	Reference Books
Dewey Decimal Classification		MAMCRC	2152	17/04/2023	MAMCRC LIBRARY	MAMCRC LIBRARY	03/02/2024			385.00	615.538 NAM	A4331	03/02/2024	03/02/2024	BOOKS
Dewey Decimal Classification		MAMCRC	2152	17/04/2023	MAMCRC LIBRARY	MAMCRC LIBRARY	03/02/2024			385.00	615.538 NAM	A4332	03/02/2024	03/02/2024	BOOKS
Dewey Decimal Classification		MAMCRC	2152	17/04/2023	MAMCRC LIBRARY	MAMCRC LIBRARY	03/02/2024			385.00	615.538 NAM	A4333	03/02/2024	03/02/2024	BOOKS
Dewey Decimal Classification		MAMCRC	2152	17/04/2023	MAMCRC LIBRARY	MAMCRC LIBRARY	03/02/2024			385.00	615.538 NAM	A4334	03/02/2024	03/02/2024	BOOKS