Kshathriya Educational Trust®
HITA AYURVEDIC MEDICAL COLLEGE HOSPITAL
AND RESEARCH CENTRE
- 6360641424
- hita.amc@gmail.com
DEPARTMENT OF RACHANA SHAREERA
Shareera Rachana, a crucial component of the first-year curriculum, aims to understand the human body through theoretical learning and practical experience via cadaveric dissection. It explores Ayurvedic principles like manas, atma, marma, and kala in depth. Proficiency in Shareera Rachana (anatomy) is essential for future Ayurvedic practitioners, as structural innovation is influenced by functional requirements. The department utilizes a blend of traditional and innovative teaching techniques to provide comprehensive training in all aspects of Human Anatomy, meeting the requirements of undergraduate studies effectively.
Vision
- To impart a knowledge on normal and applied aspects of human body.
Mission
- The Anatomy department features an impressive Anatomy museum housing approximately 50 meticulously dissected specimens from various regions of the human body. A museum assists students in studying these specimens, which include an osteology section.
- Additionally, the department maintains an ample supply of bone sets.
- The museum is adorned with illustrative charts that showcase both Ayurvedic principles of Shareera and modern aspects of human anatomy.
- The Dissection hall is well-lit and ventilated, providing an optimal learning environment. Moreover, the museum comprises a diverse collection of medical models utilized for educational and demonstration purposes.