1.
Non-keratinised
stratified squamous epithelium is found in
a)
Epidermis of skin of land vertebrate b)
oral cavity and pharynx
c)
Vagina and cervix d)
Both (b) and (c)
e) None of the
above
2.
Endothelium lining of
a blood vessel is formed of
a) ciliated epithelium b)
columnar epithelium
c) cuboidal epithelium d) simple squamous
epithelium
e) transitional epithelium
3.
Which blood corpuscle
is largest in diameter?
a) Erythrocyte b)
monocyte c) neutophil d) lymphocyte e) platelet
4.
Name the main constituent of food in the absence of which one cannot
live
a) Carbohydrates b) Mineral salts c) Proteins d)
Vitamins e) Fat
5.
Stomach is protected from HCI and gastric juice because
a) The two are dilute
b) Wall has neutralizing
agents
c) Epithelial lining is
resistant to them
d) Mucous lining is
covered by mucus
e) HCL is weak
6.
The human intestine is long because
a) Bacteria in food can be
killed gradually
b) It provides more space
for food storage
c) It increases surface
area for absorption of food
d) retain food
for a long time
e) None of
these
7.
Secretion of gastric
juce is stopped
a) gastrin b)
pancryozymin c) cholecytokinin
d) enterogastrone e)
villikinin
8.
Sphincter of oddi
occurs between
a) pylorus and duodenum b) oesophagus and
stomach
c)large intestine and small intest d) ampulla
of vater and duodenum
e) none of these
9.
Adam’s apple corresponds
to
a) epiglottis b) trachea c) larynx d)
thyroid e) thymus
10.
In lungs air is
separated from venous blood by
a)
squamous epithelium and tunica exerna of blood vessel
b)
squamous epithelium
and endothelium of blood vessel
c)
transitional
epithelium and tunica media of blood vessel
d)
columnar epithelium
and 3layered wall of blood vessel
e)none of these
11.
During Rigor mortis
there is
a) permanent irreversible contraction
b) establishment of permanent link between actin and myosin
c) loss of ATP d) Stiffness of muscles e)
all the above
12.
Castle’s intrinsic
factor is necessary for the intestinal absorption of
a) Vitamin K b) Vitamin D c)
Vitamin C
d) Vitamin B12 e)
Vitamin B1
13.
In expiration
diaphragm becomes
a) arched b) relaxed c)
flattened d) remain in the same
position e) None of the above
14.
Crypts of Lieberkuhn
are
a) Intestinal glands b) In appendix c)
Gastric glands
d) salivary glands e)
lacteals
15.
The CO2
transport, HCO3–
diffuses from RBC to plasma and inturn to keep the ionic balance
an equal number of Cl – ions pass into the RBC. This process in
known as
a) Hamburger phenomenon b) Bicarbonate Shift c)
Transport rate
d) Carbonation e) Carbo-chlorosis
16.
In heavy smokers the
alveoli of the lungs are enlarged and damaged which reduces the surface area
for the exchange of respiratory gases.
This condition is called
a) Asthma b)
Silicosis c) Emphysema d) Anosmnia
e) Bronchitis
17.
Coagulation of blood
can be prevented by
a) heparin b) calcium removal c)
oxalate solution d) hirudin
e) all
18.
Hepatic portal system
starts from
a) digestive system to liver b) kidney to liver c) liver to heart
d) liver to kidney
19.
The chief difference
between erythrocytes of man and frog is
a) Human erythrocytes have more
nuclei
b) Human erythrocytes have two nuclei
c) Human erythrocytes have no nuclei
d) Human erythrocytes have more haemoglobin
e) Human erythrocytes have three nuclei
20.
The pH of blood is
maintained in balance by ration of
a) CO2 and H2O b) Pyruvic acid and H2CO3
c) Lactic acid and pyruvic acid d) NaHCO3 and H2CO3
e) CO2 and H2CO3
21.
Human blood is
isotonic to
a) 6% starch solution b) 0.9% sodium chloride
c) 1.0% potassium sulphate d)
sea water
e) 10% sodium chloride
22.
Right auricle of human
heart receives
a) pulmonary veins and vena cavae b) Coronary vein and pulmonary veins
c) coronary vein and vena cavae
d) superior vena cavae, inferior vena cavae and coronary
vein
e) coronary artery and vena cavae
23.
Squeezing out of
leucoctyes from the endothelium of capillaries to the tissue is called
a) haemolysis b) haemopioiesis c)
phagocytosis
d) diapediesis e)
filtration
24.
Payers patches are
a) lymph nodules in intestine b) mucus cells of gastric gland
c) gastric pits of stomach d)
milk glands e) none of these
25.
Areolar connective
tissue joins
a) bones with bones b) fat body with muscles
c) integuments with muscle d)
bone with muscles e) bone to CNS
e) eye to orbit
26.
Lining of nasal
chamber is sensitive to smell and also known as
a) Schneiderian membrane b) Circulating membrane
c) Storage membrane d)
Reisnners membrane
e) Basilar membrane
27.
Surgical removal of
gall bladder in man would lead to
a) impairments of digestion b) jaundice c)
increased acidity
d) marasmus e) kwashiorkor
28.
Erythroblastosis
foetalis can occur in the case of
a) Man Rh+ and Woman Rh+ b) Man Rh- and Woman Rh-
c) Man Rh+ and Woman Rh- d) All the above e) None
29.
In mammals the opening
of post caval in the right auricle is guarded by
a) mitral vlave b) eustachius valve c) sino-auricular valve d) tricuspid valve e) thebesius valve
30.
The wall of the left
ventricle are relatively thick because
a) it contains oxygenated blood b)
it pumps blood to the entire body
c) it is bigger than the right ventricle d) aorta arises from it
e) all the above
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