1.
Shinecter
of oddi occurs between
a) pylorus and duodenum b) oesophagus and stomach
c) large intestine and small intestine
d) ampulla of vater and duodenum e) none of these
2.
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
3.
In
expiration diaphragm becomes
a) arched b) relaxed c) flattened d) remain
in the same position e) None of the
above
4.
Crypts
of Lieberkuhn are
a) Intestinal glands b) In appendix c) Gastric glands
d) salivary glands e) lacteals
5.
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
6.
Surgical
removal of gall bladder in man would lead to
a) impairments of
digestion b) jaundice c) increased acidity
d) marasmus e) kwashiorkor
7.
Beauty
vitamin is
a) Vitamin K
b) Vitamin A c) Vitamin C d) Vitamin E
e) Vitamin B1
8.
Canabolic feed
a) own species b) any species c) faecal material
d) blood
e) fruit
9.Bile salts usually contains
a) sodium bicarbonate and sodium
taurocholate b) sodium glycolate and
sodium carbonate c) sodium
glycolate and sodium taurocholate
d) inorganic salts and sodium glycolate e) Pottassium bicarbonate and sodium glycolite
10.Animal in which gall bladder is absent is
a) cow b) elephant c) horse d) gibbon e) man
11.
Which
of the following is called the graveyard of RBC
a) liver b) spleen c) kidney d) bone marrow e)
Thymus
12.
Chief
fat digesting enzyme is found in
a) bile b) succus entericus c) gastric juice d) pancreatic juice e) saliva
13.
The
region of alimentary canal of man where the digestion of food is completed
a) stomach b) mouth c)
Ileum d) Duodenum e) rectum
14.
The
chief function of bile is to
a) digest fats by
enzymatic action b) eumsify fats for
digestion c)
eliminate waste products d)
regulate digestion of proteins
e) convert
maltose to glucose
15.
Brunner’s
glands are found in
a) Stomach b) Ileum c)
Colon d) Duodenum e) Rumen
16.
The
fats absorbed from the gut are transported to the blood in the form of
a) Liposomes b) Chemomicrons c) Chylomicrons
d) Micelles e) Phagocytes
17.
Which
are the enzymes of gastric gland?
a) trypsin & rennin b) pepsin & rennin c) lipase & trypsin
d) vasopressin & lipase e) erepsin and lactose
18.
Scurvy
is the disease caused by the
a) person of RH
antigen in blood b) deficiency of
vitamin E c) a virus d) deficiency of ascorbic acid e) release of histamine
19.
Stomach
in vertebrates is the chief site of digestion of
a) proteins b) fats c)
carbohydrates d) vitamin
e) all of the
above
20.
Hardest
substance of the body is
a) bone b) enamel c) cartilage d) connective tissue
e) muscle
21.
Conversion
of glygogen into glucose is
a)
gluconeogenesis b) glycolysis c) glycogenolysis d) glycogenesis
e) none of these
22.
Enamel
of teeth is secreted by
a) osteoblast b)
ameloblast c) Odontoblast d) Dentoblast
e) chondrioblast
23.
Argenatffin
cells occur in
a) large intestine b) stomach c)
small intestine d) both c & b
e) pancreas
24.
In
an organism utilizing carbohydrates as source of energy anaerobically, the RQ
is likely to be
a) Infinity b) 1.0 c)
0.9 d) 0.4 e) 1
25.
Highest
calorific value is found in
a) Lipid b) Protein c) Glucose d) Hexese
sugar
e) Amino acid
26.
Vermiform
appendix in man is an extension of
a) Duodenum b) Jejunum c) Ileum d) Caecum e) Colon
27.
The
teeth of human beings are fastened in the sockets of jaw bone. These type
belong to
a) Bunodont b) Thecodont c)
Diphyodont d) Heterodont e) none
28.
Secretion
of bile is promoted by
a) CCK b) secretion c)
insulin d) gastrin e) endogastrin
29.
Brunner’s
glands are present in
a) stomach b) liver c)
small intestine d) large intestine
e) pancreas
30.
Anti-pellagra
factor is
a) Vit B b) Vit B2 c) Vit B5 d)
Vit B12 e) Vit C
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