OSMOSIS

The  process of net diffusion of water molecules from a dilute solution or pure water to a more concentrated solution when both are seperated by a semipermeable membrane.there is a pressure which has to be exerted on the concentrated solution,seperated from pure water by a semipermeable membrane.Osmotic pressureof a dilute solution is directly propotional to other colligative properties like the fall in freezing point, lowering of vapour pressure,etc. Osmotic pressure inversely propotinal to the MW of the solute.

Humerus Bone

Humerus  is the long bone of the upper limb. It has two heads and a shaft. It has anatomical neck and surgical neck. Shaft is rounded in the upper half and triangular in the lower half. It has three borders and three surfaces. Lower end of the humerus forms condyle which is expanded from side to side and has articular and non articular parts. Articular parts include the capitulum and trochlea.

Classification of Muscles

Human body has more than 600 muscles.  Muscles are classified into three types. Skeletal Muscle, Cardiac Muscle, Smooth Muscle.They may b striated or non-striated and voluntary or involuntary. Skeletal muscles are present in bones and supplied by somatic nerves. Cardiac muscles are present in heart and supplied by autonomic nerve fibers. Smooth muscles are present in visceras and supplied by autonomic nerve fibers. 

LEUKOCYTES

                                                              LEUKOCYTES

Leukocytes are colourlessand nucleated formed elements of blood. Compare to RBC's the WBC's are larger in size and lesser in number. They play important role in defense mechanism of body and protect the body from invading organismsby acting like soldiers.They may b granulocytes or agranulocytes.

ERYTHROPOIESIS

ERYTHROPOIESIS

Erythropoiesis is a process of origin,development and maturation of RBC's. It has three sites of development. In fetal life Ist two months they develop in egg yolk and in third month liver is the main organ that produce RBC's and during the last three months to puberty they produce in bone marrow.

PERIODIC TABLE

PERIODIC TABLE

Periodic table is a tabular arrangement of chemical elements. Which organized on the basis of their atomic numbers, electron configurations.It has seven rows and eighteen colums. Rows are called periods and columns are called groups.first period contain only two elements.  Ist group called alkaline metals and 2nd group called alkaline earth metals. It has transition elements which have some properties of metals and some properties of non metals.

STOMACH

Stomach

Stomach is a main digestive organ which digest protien part of the food with the help of enzyme pepsin. Its pH is acidic due to presence of HCL and it kill the germs present in the food. When Hcl touches the inner lining of the stomach then the stomach wall secrete pepsin in its inactive form.

HEPATITIS

Hepatitis

In latin word hepatitis means inflammation. That's why hepatitis is swelling and inflammation of liver. Common causes of hepatitis induced toxic substance, drugs, fatty liver, metabolic disorder and low blood pressure in liver during pregnency. Mainly five types of hepatitis. Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, Hepatitis D, Hepatitis E. It may be acute and chronic. During first six months, it is acute and after this it will be chronic.

BLOOD

Formed elements of Blood
Blood is a connective tissue in fluid form. It is considered as the "FLUID OF LIFE" because it carries oxygen from lungs to all parts of the body and carbon dioxide from all parts of the body to the lungs.Composition of blood contains blood cells, plasma and serum.

OSTEOARTHIRITIS

It is degenrative joint disease and a group of mechanical abnormalities involving degradation of joints. Symptoms may include joint pain,tenderness,stiffness, locking and sometimes an effusions. Treatment generally involves a combination of exercise ,lifestyle modifiction and analgesics.

ULCERATIVE INFLAMMATION

Ulcer is a local defect or excavation on the surface of organ or tissues that is produced by sloughing of inflammed necrotic tissues. It mostly occur in mouth,stomach and intestine

Mechanics

Mechanics
In Mechanics we learn:
Difference b/w Kinemetics and Dynamics
Difference b/w rest and motion
Different types of motion
Position
 Difference b/w distance abd displacement
Difference b/w speed and velocity

Error in Measurments

Names of error in measurments
There are three errors in measurments
Personal Error
Random Error
Systemic Error

Measuring Instruments

Measuring Instruments
We are measuring different things with different Instruments.  Some 

Instruments name are following:

Vernier Callipers

Micrometer Screw Guage

Physical Balance

Stop Watch

Measuring Cylinder

Phy an introduction

Intro of phy
In this we learn following steps.the steps are:
What is Physics?
Branches of Phy
Importance of phy in daily life
Scientific method
Teachings of Islam and Sciences
Contribution to sci by Muslims and Pakistani  Scientists

Respiratory System

hum res sys
Respiratory sys z also called the Ventilatory sys. Ventilatory sys is the Biologicaly sys. Humans and other mammals have respiratory sys.Features of respiratory sys are lungs and respiratory muscels. Plants and Insects also have respiratory sys.

BRANCHES OF PHYSICS

branches of phy
MECHANICS
THERMODYNAMICS
ELECTROMEGNATISM
STATISTICAL MECHANICS
ASTROPHYSICS
ATOMIC,MOLECULAR PHY
CHEMICAL PHY
BIO PHYSICS
GEO PHY
PLASMA

SATELLITE

SATELLITE
SATELLITES R USUALLY INDPNDNTLY CMPTR CNTROLED SYSTEM.NATURAL SATELITES ARE KNOWN AS MOONS.SATELITES USED 4 LARGE PURPOSES.

SPACE

SPACE
SPACE HAVE NOT ANY BOUNDRY.  SPACE Z  D 3 DLMNSIONAL  EXTENT IN WHCH OBJCTS EXISTS. DFRNT SCIENTIST HAD GONE ON SRACE. THERE R NITHER AIR NOR CHANCES OF LIVING ORGNSMZ. 

FLOWERS

FLOWERS
FLOWERS R  D NATURAL BEAUTY. IT Z  GIFT OF HUMANS FROM ALLAH. D PRPZ OF FLOWERS Z REPRODCTION. D SCIENTFC NAME OF ROSE Z ROSEACE. ALL FLOIWERS R ATRCTV. IT Z CLOSE TO D NATURE.