Anatomy and physiology nursing Quiz

Created on June 15, 2025

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Weekly Master Quiz/Mock Test of Anatomy and Physiology-Week 4

This is Anatomy Physiology Master Quiz/Mock Test for practice.

09.06.2025 To 014.06.2025.

Weekly Master Quiz/Mock Test.

No. of Questions - 60

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1 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Strongest muscle in the human body based on its weight is

(a) Triceps

(b) Biceps

(d) Deltoid

2 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Von willebrand factor is secreted by

(a) liver

(b) kidney

(d) adrenals

3 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Coronary sinus is guarded by

(a) Crista terminalis

(b)Thebesian valve

(d) spiral valve

4 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Platelets are stored at

(a) -40 to -50 degree Celsius

(b) -30 degree Celsius

(d) 20-24 degree Celsius

5 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Forgotten muscle is…..

(a) Supraspinatus

(b) Infraspinatus

(d) Teres minor

6 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The arterial supply of the wonders of His is

(a) intravascular branch of left coronary

(b) atrioventricular branch of right coronary artery

(d) right aortic sinus

7 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

All of the following grain into azygous vein, except

(a) Left superior intercostal veins

(b) accessory hemiazygos vein

(d) esophageal veins

8 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Heme is converted to bilirubin mainly in

(a) Kidney

(b) liver

(d) bone marrow

9 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

In an adult, the skeleton comprises around: [ESIC Chennai May 2012]

(a) 40-50% of the total body weight

(b) 30-40% of the total body weight

(d) 10-20% of the total body weight

10 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Which among the following is the smallest vertebra?

(a) Axis

(b) Cervical

(d) Thoracic

11 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The sucking reflex occurs in response to

(a) prolactin

(b) progesterone

(d) oestrogen

12 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Thin filament is

(a) Actin

(b) Troponin

(d) All the above

13 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Type of joint in symphysis pubis is

(a) Primary cartilaginous

(b) Secondary cartilaginous

(d) Syndesmosis

14 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Total number of intercostal muscles are

(a) 9 pairs

(b) 10 pairs

(d) 12 pairs

15 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Sinuses means

(a) cavities in the bones

(b) Nasal cavity

(d) space between tissue

16 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Labourer’s nerve is another name for which nerve?

(a) Median nerve

(b) radial nerve

(d) axillary nerve

17 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Lining the uterus is made up of….

(a) Simple columnar epithelium

(b) Ciliated columnar epithelium

(d) Simple cuboidal epithelium

18 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The functions of the liver fat exercise kam include all of the following, except

(a) maintaining tissue fluid balance

(b) functioning as body's defence system

(d) producing red blood cells

19 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

True regarding intramembranous ossification is

(a) In the bones of the roof of the skull

(b) As a process that produces most of the skeletal system

(d) When osteoblasts invade the spaces left by dying cartilage cells

20 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Epithelium which allows the stretching and distention of hollow organ and help to accommodate the content….

(a) Simple epithelium

(b) Squamous epithelium

(d) Cuboidal epithelium

21 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

In combination, the platelets

(a) activate the soluble fibrinogen to insoluble fibrin

(b) neutralize any free radicals circulating in the blood

(d) attract migration of of fibroblasts to from fibrous connective tissues

22 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Movement across fluid compartments is controlled by

(a) ATP

(b) Sodium

(d) Potassium

23 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The mucous, serous and synovial membranes are formed by sheets of

(a) Epithelial tissue

(b) Connective tissue

(d) Nervous tissue

24 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Type of cartilage seen at temporo-mandibular joint is

(a) Hyaline cartilage

(b) Fibrocartilage

(d) All the above

25 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Identify the hip bone from the following: [DSSSB PHN, 2015]

(a) Femur

(b) Humours

(d) Sacrum

26 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

True ribs are (pair of numbers)

(a) 7th rib

(b) 8th rib

(d) 12th rib

27 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Why is it not possible for action potentials in the postsynaptic neuron to produce an action potential in the presynaptic neuron?

(a)The axon terminals of presynaptic neurons have no acetylcholine receptors

(b) the presynaptic neurons do not have a resting membrane potential

(d)The synaptic vesicles into the postsynaptic terminal are inactive

28 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

GFR is increased by

(a) ANP

(b) Vasopressin

(d) endothelium

29 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Haversian canal together with the lamellae and surrounding is known as…

(a) Haversian system

(b) Canaliculi

(d) Medullary cavity

30 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Smallest abdominal muscle is

(a) External oblique

(b) Internal oblique

(d) Rectus abdominis

31 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Movement of a body part from away from the middle is…..

(a) Abduction

(b) Adduction

(d) Flexion

32 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Identify the function of epithelium is seen in

(a) Absorption

(b) Protection

(d) All of the above

33 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

In a neuromuscular Junction

(a) The presynaptic terminal contains vesicles filled with sodium ions

(b)The presynaptic terminal contains receptor molecules for the neurotransmitter

(d) the neurotransmitter causes and action potential in the presynaptic terminal

34 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Physiological process which is responsible for maintaining fluid balance across the intracellular and extracellular compartments mainly by

(a) Osmosis

(b) Facilitated diffusion

(d) Active transport

35 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Catecholamines are synthesized from

(a) tyrosine

(b) insulin

(d) alanine

36 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Trendelenburg test is positive due to injury to which of the following nerve

(a) Obturator

(b) sciatic

(d) Inferior gluteal

37 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The trapezius muscle is located in the ….

(a) Lower leg

(b) Back

(d) Buttocks

38 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

GH secretion decrease in which of the following conditions

(a) sleep

(b) hyperglycemia

(d) glucagon

39 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Type of cartilage seen at temporo-mandibular joint is

(a) Hyaline cartilage

(b) Fibro cartilage

(d) All of the above

40 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Hormones are secreted into the blood stream by

(a) unicellular glands

(b) Multicellular glands

(d) Exocrine glands

41 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Patella completely ossify by the age of

(a) 6 yrs

(b) 10 yrs

(d) 21 yrs

42 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

CSF secreted from

(a) choroid plexuses

(b) Arachnoid villi

(d) aqueduct

43 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Which bone is the largest bone in human body:

(a) Tibia

(b) Radius

(d) Humours

44 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Normally respiratory centre is stimulated by: [JIPMER 2012]

(a) Oxygen

(b) Blood pH

(d) Lactic Acid

45 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Ear ossicles are made of…

(a) Hyaline cartilage

(b) Fibrocartilage

(d) None of the above

46 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Cisternae are the part of …..cellular organ

(a) Endoplasmic reticulum

(b) Golgi apparatus

(d) Both A and B

47 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Go through the following statements regarding salivary glands and identify the correct statement

(a) Parotid glands are located on each side of the face just below the external acoustic meatus

(b) Parotid, sublingual and submandibular are the various type of salivary glands

(d) All the above

48 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding the renal corpuscle?

(a) The endothelium of glomerulus and Bowmans’s capsule is permeable to all substances except blood cells

(b) The pressure in the glomerulus is relatively higher due to the diameter of the afferent arteriole being slightly larger than efferent arteriole.

(d) The proximal tubule is highly permeable; it absorbs 70% of water and almost all glucose and amino acids from the filtrate

49 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Carpal tunnel syndrome is due to compression of

(a) ulnar nerve

(b) median nerve

(d) ulnar artery

50 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

All the following system are involved in maintaining fluid and electrolyte balance except

(a) Muscle system

(b) Urinary system

(d) Digestive system

51 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Anterior fontanel fontanel is formed by except

(a) Coronal suture

(b) Frontal bone

(d) Sagittal suture

52 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Life span of platelets is

(a) 90-120 day

(b) 1-3 day

(d) 1 day

53 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

There are…..pairs of ribs present in human body

(a) 10 pairs

(b) 11 pairs

(d) 13 pairs

54 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Helper and cytotoxic cells belong to

(a) T cells

(b) B cells

(d) macrophages

55 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Thyroid-binding globulin increases in

(a) Diabetes mellitus

(b) Pregnancy

(d) Nephrotic syndrome

56 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Which of the following is an example of saddle joint?

(a) Carpometacarpal joint of the thumb

(b) Elbow joint

(d) Knee joint

57 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

During the resuscitation of a patient, the palpable artery in the neck that is used to assess the patient's cardiovascular status is the

(a) brachiocephalic artery

(b) subclavian artery

(d) temporal artery

58 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The primary stimulus to increase the rate of erythropoiesis is

(a) hypoxia

(b) hypokalemia

(d) hypercapnia

59 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Which part of the nephron is relatively impermeable to water?

(a) Descending loop of Henle

(b) Ascending loop of Henle

(d) Collecting duct

60 / 60

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

If blood glucose decreases below normal levels,

(a) The Nervous System will be excited

(b) breakdown of fat will increase

(d) A large amount of urine will be produced

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The average score is 0%

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Created on June 14, 2025

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Anatomy and Physiology Quiz- 23

This is Anatomy Physiology Quiz for practice.

No. of Questions - 10

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1 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Trendelenburg test is positive due to injury to which of the following nerve

(a) Obturator

(b) sciatic

(d) Inferior gluteal

2 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Labourer’s nerve is another name for which nerve?

(a) Median nerve

(b) radial nerve

(d) axillary nerve

3 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Platelets are stored at

(a) -40 to -50 degree Celsius

(b) -30 degree Celsius

(d) 20-24 degree Celsius

4 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Go through the following statements regarding salivary glands and identify the correct statement

(a) Parotid glands are located on each side of the face just below the external acoustic meatus

(b) Parotid, sublingual and submandibular are the various type of salivary glands

(d) All the above

5 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

In a neuromuscular Junction

(a) The presynaptic terminal contains vesicles filled with sodium ions

(b)The presynaptic terminal contains receptor molecules for the neurotransmitter

(d) the neurotransmitter causes and action potential in the presynaptic terminal

6 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

CSF secreted from

(a) choroid plexuses

(b) Arachnoid villi

(d) aqueduct

7 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Why is it not possible for action potentials in the postsynaptic neuron to produce an action potential in the presynaptic neuron?

(a)The axon terminals of presynaptic neurons have no acetylcholine receptors

(b) the presynaptic neurons do not have a resting membrane potential

(d)The synaptic vesicles into the postsynaptic terminal are inactive

8 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Carpal tunnel syndrome is due to compression of

(a) ulnar nerve

(b) median nerve

(d) ulnar artery

9 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Anterior fontanel fontanel is formed by except

(a) Coronal suture

(b) Frontal bone

(d) Sagittal suture

10 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

True ribs are (pair of numbers)

(a) 7th rib

(b) 8th rib

(d) 12th rib

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The average score is 0%

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Created on June 13, 2025

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Anatomy and Physiology Quiz- 22

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No. of Questions - 10

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1 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Physiological process which is responsible for maintaining fluid balance across the intracellular and extracellular compartments mainly by

(a) Osmosis

(b) Facilitated diffusion

(d) Active transport

2 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Cisternae are the part of …..cellular organ

(a) Endoplasmic reticulum

(b) Golgi apparatus

(d) Both A and B

3 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Which bone is the largest bone in human body:

(a) Tibia

(b) Radius

(d) Humours

4 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Strongest muscle in the human body based on its weight is

(a) Triceps

(b) Biceps

(d) Deltoid

5 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Epithelium which allows the stretching and distention of hollow organ and help to accommodate the content….

(a) Simple epithelium

(b) Squamous epithelium

(d) Cuboidal epithelium

6 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Type of joint in symphysis pubis is

(a) Primary cartilaginous

(b) Secondary cartilaginous

(d) Syndesmosis

7 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Movement across fluid compartments is controlled by

(a) ATP

(b) Sodium

(d) Potassium

8 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Thin filament is

(a) Actin

(b) Troponin

(d) All the above

9 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Identify the function of epithelium is seen in

(a) Absorption

(b) Protection

(d) All of the above

10 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The trapezius muscle is located in the ….

(a) Lower leg

(b) Back

(d) Buttocks

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The average score is 0%

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Created on June 12, 2025

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Anatomy and Physiology Quiz- 21

This is Anatomy Physiology Quiz for practice.

No. of Questions - 10

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1 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The functions of the liver fat exercise kam include all of the following, except

(a) maintaining tissue fluid balance

(b) functioning as body's defence system

(d) producing red blood cells

2 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The primary stimulus to increase the rate of erythropoiesis is

(a) hypoxia

(b) hypokalemia

(d) hypercapnia

3 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

During the resuscitation of a patient, the palpable artery in the neck that is used to assess the patient's cardiovascular status is the

(a) brachiocephalic artery

(b) subclavian artery

(d) temporal artery

4 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Von willebrand factor is secreted by

(a) liver

(b) kidney

(d) adrenals

5 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Heme is converted to bilirubin mainly in

(a) Kidney

(b) liver

(d) bone marrow

6 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Coronary sinus is guarded by

(a) Crista terminalis

(b)Thebesian valve

(d) spiral valve

7 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

In combination, the platelets

(a) activate the soluble fibrinogen to insoluble fibrin

(b) neutralize any free radicals circulating in the blood

(d) attract migration of of fibroblasts to from fibrous connective tissues

8 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The arterial supply of the wonders of His is

(a) intravascular branch of left coronary

(b) atrioventricular branch of right coronary artery

(d) right aortic sinus

9 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

All of the following grain into azygous vein, except

(a) Left superior intercostal veins

(b) accessory hemiazygos vein

(d) esophageal veins

10 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Helper and cytotoxic cells belong to

(a) T cells

(b) B cells

(d) macrophages

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The average score is 0%

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Created on June 11, 2025

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Anatomy and Physiology Quiz- 20

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No. of Questions - 10

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1 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

GH secretion decrease in which of the following conditions

(a) sleep

(b) hyperglycemia

(d) glucagon

2 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Hormones are secreted into the blood stream by

(a) unicellular glands

(b) Multicellular glands

(d) Exocrine glands

3 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Catecholamines are synthesized from

(a) tyrosine

(b) insulin

(d) alanine

4 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Normally respiratory centre is stimulated by: [JIPMER 2012]

(a) Oxygen

(b) Blood pH

(d) Lactic Acid

5 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

If blood glucose decreases below normal levels,

(a) The Nervous System will be excited

(b) breakdown of fat will increase

(d) A large amount of urine will be produced

6 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The sucking reflex occurs in response to

(a) prolactin

(b) progesterone

(d) oestrogen

7 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Which part of the nephron is relatively impermeable to water?

(a) Descending loop of Henle

(b) Ascending loop of Henle

(d) Collecting duct

8 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding the renal corpuscle?

(a) The endothelium of glomerulus and Bowmans’s capsule is permeable to all substances except blood cells

(b) The pressure in the glomerulus is relatively higher due to the diameter of the afferent arteriole being slightly larger than efferent arteriole.

(d) The proximal tubule is highly permeable; it absorbs 70% of water and almost all glucose and amino acids from the filtrate

9 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

GFR is increased by

(a) ANP

(b) Vasopressin

(d) endothelium

10 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Thyroid-binding globulin increases in

(a) Diabetes mellitus

(b) Pregnancy

(d) Nephrotic syndrome

Your score is

The average score is 0%

Exit

Created on June 10, 2025

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Anatomy and Physiology Quiz- 19

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No. of Questions - 10

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1 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

True regarding intramembranous ossification is

(a) In the bones of the roof of the skull

(b) As a process that produces most of the skeletal system

(d) When osteoblasts invade the spaces left by dying cartilage cells

2 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Movement of a body part from away from the middle is…..

(a) Abduction

(b) Adduction

(d) Flexion

3 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Identify the hip bone from the following: [DSSSB PHN, 2015]

(a) Femur

(b) Humours

(d) Sacrum

4 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The mucous, serous and synovial membranes are formed by sheets of

(a) Epithelial tissue

(b) Connective tissue

(d) Nervous tissue

5 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Forgotten muscle is…..

(a) Supraspinatus

(b) Infraspinatus

(d) Teres minor

6 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

All the following system are involved in maintaining fluid and electrolyte balance except

(a) Muscle system

(b) Urinary system

(d) Digestive system

7 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Lining the uterus is made up of….

(a) Simple columnar epithelium

(b) Ciliated columnar epithelium

(d) Simple cuboidal epithelium

8 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

There are…..pairs of ribs present in human body

(a) 10 pairs

(b) 11 pairs

(d) 13 pairs

9 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Type of cartilage seen at temporo-mandibular joint is

(a) Hyaline cartilage

(b) Fibrocartilage

(d) All the above

10 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Total number of intercostal muscles are

(a) 9 pairs

(b) 10 pairs

(d) 12 pairs

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The average score is 0%

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Created on June 09, 2025

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Anatomy and Physiology Quiz- 18

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No. of Questions - 10

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1 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Which of the following is an example of saddle joint?

(a) Carpometacarpal joint of the thumb

(b) Elbow joint

(d) Knee joint

2 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Sinuses means

(a) cavities in the bones

(b) Nasal cavity

(d) space between tissue

3 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Ear ossicles are made of…

(a) Hyaline cartilage

(b) Fibrocartilage

(d) None of the above

4 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Haversian canal together with the lamellae and surrounding is known as…

(a) Haversian system

(b) Canaliculi

(d) Medullary cavity

5 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Smallest abdominal muscle is

(a) External oblique

(b) Internal oblique

(d) Rectus abdominis

6 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Which among the following is the smallest vertebra?

(a) Axis

(b) Cervical

(d) Thoracic

7 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Life span of platelets is

(a) 90-120 day

(b) 1-3 day

(d) 1 day

8 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Type of cartilage seen at temporo-mandibular joint is

(a) Hyaline cartilage

(b) Fibro cartilage

(d) All of the above

9 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Patella completely ossify by the age of

(a) 6 yrs

(b) 10 yrs

(d) 21 yrs

10 / 10

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In an adult, the skeleton comprises around: [ESIC Chennai May 2012]

(a) 40-50% of the total body weight

(b) 30-40% of the total body weight

(d) 10-20% of the total body weight

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Created on June 08, 2025

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Weekly Master Quiz/Mock Test of Anatomy and Physiology-Week 3

This is Anatomy Physiology Master Quiz/Mock Test for practice.

02.06.2025 To 07.06.2025.

Weekly Master Quiz/Mock Test.

No. of Questions - 40

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1 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Taste buds of tongue are supplied by

(a) abducent nerve

(b) Glossopharyngeal nerve

(d) facial nerve

2 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The organ of corti is

(a) located in the scala tympani

(b) Made up of specialized sensory cells with hair like projections

(d) Efferent nerve fibres that from the tectorial nerves

3 / 40

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Which part of the tongue senses bitterness?

(a) anterior one third of the tongue

(b) Lateral aspect of the tongue

(d) All of the above

4 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

To focus on objects closer than 20 feet,

(a) the lens must become flatter

(b) the ciliary muscles must contract

(d) The cornea must move in word

5 / 40

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The average tidal volume is

(a) 500 ml

(b) 250 ml

(d) 600 ml

6 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The anterior thigh muscle that flexes thigh is the

(a) Iliopsoas

(b) Gluteus Medius

(d) Glute maximus

7 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Pepsinogen is secreted by

(a) parietal cells

(b) mucous cells

(d) oxyntic cells

8 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

One of the end products of carbohydrate digestion in the small intestine is

(a) sucrose

(b) maltose

(d) fructose

9 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Narrowest part of the oesophagus is

(a) Cricopharynx

(b) Esophagogastric Junction

(d) level of trachea bifurcation

10 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Smallest veins is…..

(a) Venules

(b) capillaries

(d) Arterioles

11 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Oesophagus enters through

(a) Central tendon of diaphragm

(b) along aortic opening

(d) Right crus

12 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Longest vein is

(a) jugular vein

(b) great saphenous vein

(d) superior Vena cava

13 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Hormones from anterior pituitary are all except

(a) growth hormone

(b) prolactin

(d) Oxytocin

14 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Diaphoresis means

(a) Excessive production of sebum

(b) Excessive production of sweat

(d) Excessive production of tears

15 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Which of the following artery supplies eye?

(a) Internal carotid artery

(b) external carotid artery

(d) right and left subclavian artery

16 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Milk ejecting hormone is

(a) prolactin

(b) oxytocin

(d) oestrogen

17 / 40

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Number of bones in the skull is…..

(a) 22

(b) 24

(d) 28

18 / 40

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All of the following are features of diabetes insipidus include all the following except

(a) low specific gravity of urine

(b) increased serum sodium

(d) hyperkalemia

19 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Which artery supplies oxygenated blood to the stomach? [RRB SSNE 2015]

(a) Carotid artery

(b) gastric artery

(d) Cephalic artery

20 / 40

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Most of the absorption of fats occurs in the

(a) Duodenum

(b) Jejunum

(d) Caecum

21 / 40

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The surface area for absorption in enlarged by the following structures of the small intestine except

(a) Crypts of lieberkuhn

(b) Plicace circularis

(d) Microvillus

22 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Let down reflex is the responsibility of… hormone

(a) prolactin

(b) oxytocin

(d) oestrogen

23 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Venous blood of liver is drained by

(a) portal vein

(b) hepatic artery

(d) hepatic vein

24 / 40

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Which of the following statements about muscle tissue is true?

(a) Smooth muscle is striated

(b) Skeletal muscle is non- striated

(d) Cardiac muscle is not-striated

25 / 40

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Posterior cerebral artery is a branch of which of these?

(a) Vertebral artery

(b) Basilar artery

(d) posterior choroidal artery

26 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The layers of epidermis rom outer side to inner side is

(a) Corneum-granulosum-germinative-lucidum

(b) Corneum- lucidum-germinative-granulosum

(d) lucidum-Corneum-granulosum -germinative

27 / 40

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Atmospheric pressure is important for

(a) blood flow

(b) micturition

(d) breathing

28 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Portal vein is formed by splenic vein and

(a) superior mesenteric vein

(b) Portal vein

(d) hepatic vein

29 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Smallest abdominal muscle is

(a) external oblique

(b) internal oblique

(d) rectus abdominis

30 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Sphincter of Oddi consists of

(a) 2 Sphincters

(b) 3 Sphincters

(d) 5 Sphincters

31 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Vein draining into portal vein are all except

(a) renal vein

(b) splenic vein

(d) superior mesenteric vein

32 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

All of the following muscle are composite muscle except

(a) Pectineus

(b) Rectus femoris

(d) Biceps femoris

33 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The sympathetic nervous system has

(a) postganglionic cell bodies in chain ganglia or Collateral ganglion

(b) preganglionic Neurons in cranial nerves for sacral spinal nerves

(c)The functions of slowing the heart rate and respiratory rate

(d) preganglionic Neurons that secrete norepinephrine and as their neurotransmitter

34 / 40

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Hypoglossal nerve is

(a) sixth nerve

(b) 7th nerve

(d) ninth nerve

35 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Largest joint of the human body is

(a) Ankle joint

(b) Elbow joint

(d) Wrist joint

36 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Which vitamin is synthesized when skin exposed to the ultraviolet rays of the Sun?

(a) vitamin A

(b) vitamin B

(d) vitamin D

37 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The catabolic reaction of proteins to produce energy is called

(a) transamination

(b) deamination

(d) oxidative phosphorylation

38 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Which of the following is not an essential component of reflex arc?

(a) Afferent neuron

(b) efferent neuron

(d) effector organ

39 / 40

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Anterior pituitary is also known as

(a) adenohypophysis

(b) neurohypophysis

(d) Arachnoid villi

40 / 40

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Insulin is essential for entry of glucose in

(a) most neurons in Cerebral cortex

(b) Renal tubular cells

(d) mucosa of small intestine

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Anatomy and Physiology Quiz- 17

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No. of Questions - 10

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Smallest veins is…..

(a) Venules

(b) capillaries

(d) Arterioles

2 / 10

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To focus on objects closer than 20 feet,

(a) the lens must become flatter

(b) the ciliary muscles must contract

(d) The cornea must move in word

3 / 10

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The organ of corti is

(a) located in the scala tympani

(b) Made up of specialized sensory cells with hair like projections

(d) Efferent nerve fibres that from the tectorial nerves

4 / 10

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Which artery supplies oxygenated blood to the stomach? [RRB SSNE 2015]

(a) Carotid artery

(b) gastric artery

(d) Cephalic artery

5 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Posterior cerebral artery is a branch of which of these?

(a) Vertebral artery

(b) Basilar artery

(d) posterior choroidal artery

6 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Which part of the tongue senses bitterness?

(a) anterior one third of the tongue

(b) Lateral aspect of the tongue

(d) All of the above

7 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Hypoglossal nerve is

(a) sixth nerve

(b) 7th nerve

(d) ninth nerve

8 / 10

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Longest vein is

(a) jugular vein

(b) great saphenous vein

(d) superior Vena cava

9 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Taste buds of tongue are supplied by

(a) abducent nerve

(b) Glossopharyngeal nerve

(d) facial nerve

10 / 10

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Which of the following artery supplies eye?

(a) Internal carotid artery

(b) external carotid artery

(d) right and left subclavian artery

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Anatomy and Physiology Quiz- 16

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No. of Questions - 10

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1 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Hormones from anterior pituitary are all except

(a) growth hormone

(b) prolactin

(d) Oxytocin

2 / 10

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Most of the absorption of fats occurs in the

(a) Duodenum

(b) Jejunum

(d) Caecum

3 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Venous blood of liver is drained by

(a) portal vein

(b) hepatic artery

(d) hepatic vein

4 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Pepsinogen is secreted by

(a) parietal cells

(b) mucous cells

(d) oxyntic cells

5 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Let down reflex is the responsibility of… hormone

(a) prolactin

(b) oxytocin

(d) oestrogen

6 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The surface area for absorption in enlarged by the following structures of the small intestine except

(a) Crypts of lieberkuhn

(b) Plicace circularis

(d) Microvillus

7 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Narrowest part of the oesophagus is

(a) Cricopharynx

(b) Esophagogastric Junction

(d) level of trachea bifurcation

8 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

One of the end products of carbohydrate digestion in the small intestine is

(a) sucrose

(b) maltose

(d) fructose

9 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Sphincter of Oddi consists of

(a) 2 Sphincters

(b) 3 Sphincters

(d) 5 Sphincters

10 / 10

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All of the following are features of diabetes insipidus include all the following except

(a) low specific gravity of urine

(b) increased serum sodium

(d) hyperkalemia

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Anatomy and Physiology Quiz- 15

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No. of Questions - 10

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1 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Smallest abdominal muscle is

(a) external oblique

(b) internal oblique

(d) rectus abdominis

2 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The catabolic reaction of proteins to produce energy is called

(a) transamination

(b) deamination

(d) oxidative phosphorylation

3 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Insulin is essential for entry of glucose in

(a) most neurons in Cerebral cortex

(b) Renal tubular cells

(d) mucosa of small intestine

4 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Oesophagus enters through

(a) Central tendon of diaphragm

(b) along aortic opening

(d) Right crus

5 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The sympathetic nervous system has

(a) postganglionic cell bodies in chain ganglia or Collateral ganglion

(b) preganglionic Neurons in cranial nerves for sacral spinal nerves

(c)The functions of slowing the heart rate and respiratory rate

(d) preganglionic Neurons that secrete norepinephrine and as their neurotransmitter

6 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Portal vein is formed by splenic vein and

(a) superior mesenteric vein

(b) Portal vein

(d) hepatic vein

7 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Anterior pituitary is also known as

(a) adenohypophysis

(b) neurohypophysis

(d) Arachnoid villi

8 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Which of the following is not an essential component of reflex arc?

(a) Afferent neuron

(b) efferent neuron

(d) effector organ

9 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Vein draining into portal vein are all except

(a) renal vein

(b) splenic vein

(d) superior mesenteric vein

10 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Milk ejecting hormone is

(a) prolactin

(b) oxytocin

(d) oestrogen

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Anatomy and Physiology Quiz- 14

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No. of Questions - 10

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1 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The layers of epidermis rom outer side to inner side is

(a) Corneum-granulosum-germinative-lucidum

(b) Corneum- lucidum-germinative-granulosum

(d) lucidum-Corneum-granulosum -germinative

2 / 10

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The average tidal volume is

(a) 500 ml

(b) 250 ml

(d) 600 ml

3 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Which vitamin is synthesized when skin exposed to the ultraviolet rays of the Sun?

(a) vitamin A

(b) vitamin B

(d) vitamin D

4 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The anterior thigh muscle that flexes thigh is the

(a) Iliopsoas

(b) Gluteus Medius

(d) Glute maximus

5 / 10

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Number of bones in the skull is…..

(a) 22

(b) 24

(d) 28

6 / 10

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All of the following muscle are composite muscle except

(a) Pectineus

(b) Rectus femoris

(d) Biceps femoris

7 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Which of the following statements about muscle tissue is true?

(a) Smooth muscle is striated

(b) Skeletal muscle is non- striated

(d) Cardiac muscle is not-striated

8 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Atmospheric pressure is important for

(a) blood flow

(b) micturition

(d) breathing

9 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Diaphoresis means

(a) Excessive production of sebum

(b) Excessive production of sweat

(d) Excessive production of tears

10 / 10

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Largest joint of the human body is

(a) Ankle joint

(b) Elbow joint

(d) Wrist joint

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Weekly Master Quiz/Mock Test of Anatomy and Physiology-Week 2

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25.05.2025 To 31.05.2025.

Weekly Master Quiz/Mock Test.

No. of Questions - 71

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Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Vitamin K dependent factor is

(a) Factor XII

(b) Factor IV

(d) Factor V

2 / 71

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Injury to radial nerve at wrist leads to

(a) Wrist drop

(b) Sensory loss on adjacent sides of 3rd and 4th fingers

(d) Loss of supination in extended position

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The valve that is responsible for preventing backflow of blood from the left ventricle to the left Atrium is known as the

(a) pulmonary valve

(b) aortic valves

(d) mitral valve

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Uterine artery is a branch of

(a) abdominal aorta

(b) external iliac artery

(d) internal iliac artery

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Erection of the Penis occurs at a result of

(a) contraction of the bulbourethral muscles

(b) Movement of internal bones

(d) engorgement of erectile tissue with blood

6 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Melatonin is secreted by

(a) Pineal gland

(b) Thyroid gland

(d) Pancreas

7 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Vaccination provides…. immunity

(a) natural active

(b) natural Passive

(d) Passive artificial

8 / 71

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“ Prothrombin time” of Plasma is produced by administration of

(a) Vitamin K

(b) dicoumarol

(d) proteins and Minerals

9 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Intestinal motility is increased by

(a) secretin

(b) gastrin

(d) None of the above

10 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Commonest cause of for neuralgic pain in footage

(a) Compression of communication between medial and Lateral plantar nerves

(b) aggression and longitudinal arches

(d) shortening of plantar aponeurosis

11 / 71

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Posterior pituitary is also known as

(a) adenohypophysis

(b) neurohypophysis

(d) Arachnoid villi

12 / 71

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I think, transparent mucous membrane that covers the inner surface of the eyelids and the anterior surface of the eye is the

(a) sclera

(b) conjunctive

(d) glabella

13 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

When carbon dioxide levels in the blood increases,

(a) pH of blood increases

(b) the blood becomes more acidic

(d) all of the above acres

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All of the following muscles of the pectoral girdle are innervated by branches from the brachial plexus except

(a) Subclavius

(b) Serratus anterior

(d) Trapezius

15 / 71

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The process of taking food into the digestive system is: [RRB SSNE 2015]

(a) Ingestion

(b) Propulsion

(d) Elimination

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The rate of a reaction catalyzed by an enzyme will reach its optimum level in the human body when

(a) blood PH is between 10 and 12

(b) there is an enzyme antagonist

(d) The enzyme activator acts on the enzyme precursor

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The left subclavian artery is a branch of

(a) brachiocephalic trunk

(b) Ascending aorta

(d) Left common carotid

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Rathke’s pouch gives rise to

(a) Pharyngeal bursa

(b) Sphenoid air sinus

(d) posterior pituitary

19 / 71

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Most carbon dioxide is transported

(a) as bicarbonate ions in the blood

(b) in dissolved from in the plasma

(d) in combination with sodium ions in the blood

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A person with one of the following blood groups of considered a Universal recipient:

(a) A

(b) AB

(d) B

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Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Valve of Hasner is present in

(a) Pancreatic duct

(b) Parotid gland duct

(d) Nasolacrimal duct

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Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Primary auditory area is

(a) inferior temporal gyrus

(b) Occipital cortex

(d) frontal cortex

23 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The mucous, serous and synovial membranes are formed by sheets of

(a) Epithelial tissue

(b) Connective tissue

(d) nervous tissue

24 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

When a patient has a bacterial infection, which of these blood cells will play an immediate and major role in combating the invading pathogens?

(a) Lymphocytes

(b) thrombocytes

(d) neutrophils

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Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Ulnar nerve severed above elbow causes all except

(a) complete loss of sensation in 4th and 5th fingers

(b) paralysis of all lumbrical

(d) Paralysis of flexor profundus

26 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Left coronary artery supplies all except

(a) SA node

(b) posterior ⅓ of septum

(d) apex of heart

27 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Go through the following statements regarding brain and identify the correct statement

(a) third ventricle is located between two parts of thalamus

(b) midbrain, pons and medulla oblongata are the part of brain stem

(d) all the above

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CSF pressure depends primarily on

(a) rate of CSF absorption

(b) rate of formation from the choroid plexus

(d) blood pressure

29 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Internal respiration is

(a) exchange of gases between the blood and lungs

(b) exchange of gases between the blood and the cells

(d) combining oxygen with RBCs to from oxyhaemoglobin

30 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The smallest cranial nerve is

(a) olfactory nerve

(b) oculomotor nerve

(d) accessory nerve

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The average HB content of human blood is [DSSSB PHN, 2015]

(a) 18-23 g/dL

(b) 14-16 g/dL

(d) 16-20 g/dL

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Posterior communicating artery is branch of

(a) internal carotid artery

(b) external carotid artery

(d) posterior cerebral artery

33 / 71

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Excretory unit of kidney is: [LNJP H D 2012]

(a) Nephron

(b) Henle’s loop

(d) Glomerulus

34 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Nerve supply of tonsil is

(a) Facial nerve

(b) Hypoglossal nerve

(d) Vagus nerve

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Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

In order to cease bleeding from an open wound, indirect pressure is applied to the affected artery which is

(a) Digital to the wound

(b) proximal to the wound

(d) medial to the wand

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Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Enophthalmos is due to palsy of

(a) Levator palpebrae superioris

(b) Superior tarsal muscle

(d) Inferior tarsal muscle

37 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Auditory tube is also known as

(a) middle ear

(b) external ear

(d) Eustachian tube

38 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Coagulation factor VII is

(a) Thromboplastin

(b) Accelerin

(d) Antihemophilic factor

39 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Trachea is lined by

(a) stratified squamous epithelium

(b) Cuboidal epithelium

(d) Pseudostratified columnar epithelium

40 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Sympathetic supply of heart

(a) C5-C7

(b) T1-T4

(d) T5-T9

41 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Thyroid gland is present in:

(a) chest

(b) back

(d) neck

42 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Iron absorption is increased by

(a) Vitamin C

(b) Phytic acid

(d) phosphates

43 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Which of these parts in the digestive system is the gastrointestinal or alimentary tract?

(a) Salivary glands

(b) Gallbladder

(d) anal canal

44 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Blood cells are formed at…. organ

(a) Liver

(b) thymus

(d)Spleen

45 / 71

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Function of epithelial tissue includes

(a) absorption

(b) protection

(d) all of the above

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Unilateral Trigeminal nerve injury is tested by

(a) elevation and Lowering of jaw

(b) Inability to tense the jaw

(d) coronal reflex

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Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Which of these statements is true regarding the absorption of nutrients in the small intestine?

(a) All and product of carbohydrate digestion are absorbed passively across the membrane of villus

(b) The micelles actively transports the short chain peptide molecules across the membrane of villus cell

(c)The amino acid molecules are transported into the lymph capillaries of the villus by passive diffusion

(d) The chylomicron is transferred to the lymph capillaries of the villus by passive diffusion

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Insulin is secreted in response to

(a) Increased blood glucose levels

(b) Decreased blood glucose levels

(d) Decreased parasympathetic stimulation

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The secretion of aldosterone would be inhibited in this situation.

(a) Serum urea of 5.0 mmol/L

(b) Serum creatinine of 100 mmol/L

(d) Serum sodium of 160 mmol/L

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Relaxation of external intercostal muscles cause

(a) inspiration

(b) expiration

(d) both a and b

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Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The organs of the excretory system consist of the following except

(a) Blood vessels

(b) Skin

(d) Kidneys

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Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Mapping of genes is possible on if there is cross between: [ Kerala PSC, Nov 2014]

(a) Dominant heterozygous alleles and dominant heterozygous alleles

(b) Dominant heterozygous and dominant heterozygous alleles

(d) Dominant heterozygous and recessive heterozygous alleles

53 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Ejaculatory duct opens into

(a) membranous urethra

(b) prostatic urethra

(d) seminal vesicles

54 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Melanocytes secretes

(a) Sebum

(b) Melanin

(d) All of the above

55 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Stimulation of the parasympathetic nerve on the digestive system results in

(a) Decreased gastrointestinal motility

(b) decreased dilatation of portal veins branches

(d) increased tone of anal sphincters

56 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Protein synthesis occurs in

(a) Ribosome

(b) Lysosomes

(d) Golgi apparatus

57 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Thirst is activated by

(a) increased angiotensin 2 level

(b) extracellular hyperosmolarity

(d) increased renin levels

58 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Site of action of ADH is

(a) Proximal Convoluted Tubules

(b) Distal Convoluted Tubules

(d) Ascending loop

59 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Stimulation for gastric emptying

(a) secretin

(b) CCK

(d) distension

60 / 71

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The formation of filtration the Bowman’s capsule across the glomerulus occurs by a process called

(a) ultrafiltration

(b) Active transport

(d) Diffusion

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Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Muscles used in respiration are except

(a) internal intercostal muscles

(b) external intercostal muscles

(d) Sternocleidomastoid muscle

62 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Which of the following is the heat regulating centre in man?

(a) Medulla oblongata

(b) hypothalamus

(d) Cisterna magna

63 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Receptors for touch is

(a) Meissner’s

(b) Merkel’s disc

(d) all of the above

64 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

T cell immunity is…..

(a) cell-mediated

(b) antibody-mediated

(d) interferon mediated

65 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

All are branches of internal iliac artery except

(a) ovarian artery

(b) superior vesical artery

(d) inferior vesical artery

66 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

The anterior segment of eye is filled by

(a) Aqueous fluid

(b) ECF

(d) vitreous body

67 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Which type of epithelium is efficient in generating new cells to replace dead cells damaged by mechanical friction?

(a) Squamous epithelium

(b) Columnar epithelium

(d) Stratified epithelium

68 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

All are true about melatonin except

(a) secreted by pineal gland

(b) maintains sleep wake cycle

(d) secretion decrease in night

69 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Ulnar nerve paralysis causes

(a) wrist drop

(b) Ape thumb deformity

(d) madelung deformity

70 / 71

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Branches of left coronary artery are all of the following except

(a) anterior interventricular branch

(b) left diagonal artery

(d) posterior interventricular branch

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Allen’s test is used for

(a) Integrity of palmar arch

(b) Ulnar nerve function

(d) None of the above

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Anatomy and Physiology Quiz- 13

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Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Melatonin is secreted by

(a) Pineal gland

(b) Thyroid gland

(d) Pancreas

2 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Mapping of genes is possible on if there is cross between: [ Kerala PSC, Nov 2014]

(a) Dominant heterozygous alleles and dominant heterozygous alleles

(b) Dominant heterozygous and dominant heterozygous alleles

(d) Dominant heterozygous and recessive heterozygous alleles

3 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Thirst is activated by

(a) increased angiotensin 2 level

(b) extracellular hyperosmolarity

(d) increased renin levels

4 / 10

Category: Anatomy and Physiology Nursing

Uterine artery is a branch of

(a) abdominal aorta

(b) external iliac artery

(d) internal iliac artery

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Rathke’s pouch gives rise to

(a) Pharyngeal bursa

(b) Sphenoid air sinus

(d) posterior pituitary

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Ejaculatory duct opens into

(a) membranous urethra

(b) prostatic urethra

(d) seminal vesicles

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The mucous, serous and synovial membranes are formed by sheets of

(a) Epithelial tissue

(b) Connective tissue

(d) nervous tissue

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Site of action of ADH is

(a) Proximal Convoluted Tubules

(b) Distal Convoluted Tubules

(d) Ascending loop

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Valve of Hasner is present in

(a) Pancreatic duct

(b) Parotid gland duct

(d) Nasolacrimal duct

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Erection of the Penis occurs at a result of

(a) contraction of the bulbourethral muscles

(b) Movement of internal bones

(d) engorgement of erectile tissue with blood

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“ Prothrombin time” of Plasma is produced by administration of

(a) Vitamin K

(b) dicoumarol

(d) proteins and Minerals

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Sympathetic supply of heart

(a) C5-C7

(b) T1-T4

(d) T5-T9

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Branches of left coronary artery are all of the following except

(a) anterior interventricular branch

(b) left diagonal artery

(d) posterior interventricular branch

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Muscles used in respiration are except

(a) internal intercostal muscles

(b) external intercostal muscles

(d) Sternocleidomastoid muscle

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Coagulation factor VII is

(a) Thromboplastin

(b) Accelerin

(d) Antihemophilic factor

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T cell immunity is…..

(a) cell-mediated

(b) antibody-mediated

(d) interferon mediated

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Blood cells are formed at…. organ

(a) Liver

(b) thymus

(d)Spleen

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The left subclavian artery is a branch of

(a) brachiocephalic trunk

(b) Ascending aorta

(d) Left common carotid

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In order to cease bleeding from an open wound, indirect pressure is applied to the affected artery which is

(a) Digital to the wound

(b) proximal to the wound

(d) medial to the wand

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Vaccination provides…. immunity

(a) natural active

(b) natural Passive

(d) Passive artificial

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Enophthalmos is due to palsy of

(a) Levator palpebrae superioris

(b) Superior tarsal muscle

(d) Inferior tarsal muscle

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Nerve supply of tonsil is

(a) Facial nerve

(b) Hypoglossal nerve

(d) Vagus nerve

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Go through the following statements regarding brain and identify the correct statement

(a) third ventricle is located between two parts of thalamus

(b) midbrain, pons and medulla oblongata are the part of brain stem

(d) all the above

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All of the following muscles of the pectoral girdle are innervated by branches from the brachial plexus except

(a) Subclavius

(b) Serratus anterior

(d) Trapezius

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Protein synthesis occurs in

(a) Ribosome

(b) Lysosomes

(d) Golgi apparatus

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The smallest cranial nerve is

(a) olfactory nerve

(b) oculomotor nerve

(d) accessory nerve

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Which of these statements is true regarding the absorption of nutrients in the small intestine?

(a) All and product of carbohydrate digestion are absorbed passively across the membrane of villus

(b) The micelles actively transports the short chain peptide molecules across the membrane of villus cell

(c)The amino acid molecules are transported into the lymph capillaries of the villus by passive diffusion

(d) The chylomicron is transferred to the lymph capillaries of the villus by passive diffusion

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Receptors for touch is

(a) Meissner’s

(b) Merkel’s disc

(d) all of the above

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Melanocytes secretes

(a) Sebum

(b) Melanin

(d) All of the above

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Allen’s test is used for

(a) Integrity of palmar arch

(b) Ulnar nerve function

(d) None of the above

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Which type of epithelium is efficient in generating new cells to replace dead cells damaged by mechanical friction?

(a) Squamous epithelium

(b) Columnar epithelium

(d) Stratified epithelium

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Which of the following is the heat regulating centre in man?

(a) Medulla oblongata

(b) hypothalamus

(d) Cisterna magna

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Commonest cause of for neuralgic pain in footage

(a) Compression of communication between medial and Lateral plantar nerves

(b) aggression and longitudinal arches

(d) shortening of plantar aponeurosis

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Vitamin K dependent factor is

(a) Factor XII

(b) Factor IV

(d) Factor V

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Ulnar nerve paralysis causes

(a) wrist drop

(b) Ape thumb deformity

(d) madelung deformity

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Ulnar nerve severed above elbow causes all except

(a) complete loss of sensation in 4th and 5th fingers

(b) paralysis of all lumbrical

(d) Paralysis of flexor profundus

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Injury to radial nerve at wrist leads to

(a) Wrist drop

(b) Sensory loss on adjacent sides of 3rd and 4th fingers

(d) Loss of supination in extended position

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Unilateral Trigeminal nerve injury is tested by

(a) elevation and Lowering of jaw

(b) Inability to tense the jaw

(d) coronal reflex

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The process of taking food into the digestive system is: [RRB SSNE 2015]

(a) Ingestion

(b) Propulsion

(d) Elimination

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Left coronary artery supplies all except

(a) SA node

(b) posterior ⅓ of septum

(d) apex of heart

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Primary auditory area is

(a) inferior temporal gyrus

(b) Occipital cortex

(d) frontal cortex

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Stimulation of the parasympathetic nerve on the digestive system results in

(a) Decreased gastrointestinal motility

(b) decreased dilatation of portal veins branches

(d) increased tone of anal sphincters

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All are branches of internal iliac artery except

(a) ovarian artery

(b) superior vesical artery

(d) inferior vesical artery

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Which of these parts in the digestive system is the gastrointestinal or alimentary tract?

(a) Salivary glands

(b) Gallbladder

(d) anal canal

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The rate of a reaction catalyzed by an enzyme will reach its optimum level in the human body when

(a) blood PH is between 10 and 12

(b) there is an enzyme antagonist

(d) The enzyme activator acts on the enzyme precursor

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The valve that is responsible for preventing backflow of blood from the left ventricle to the left Atrium is known as the

(a) pulmonary valve

(b) aortic valves

(d) mitral valve

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Function of epithelial tissue includes

(a) absorption

(b) protection

(d) all of the above

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CSF pressure depends primarily on

(a) rate of CSF absorption

(b) rate of formation from the choroid plexus

(d) blood pressure

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Trachea is lined by

(a) stratified squamous epithelium

(b) Cuboidal epithelium

(d) Pseudostratified columnar epithelium

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When a patient has a bacterial infection, which of these blood cells will play an immediate and major role in combating the invading pathogens?

(a) Lymphocytes

(b) thrombocytes

(d) neutrophils

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Intestinal motility is increased by

(a) secretin

(b) gastrin

(d) None of the above

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Thyroid gland is present in:

(a) chest

(b) back

(d) neck

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Stimulation for gastric emptying

(a) secretin

(b) CCK

(d) distension

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Posterior pituitary is also known as

(a) adenohypophysis

(b) neurohypophysis

(d) Arachnoid villi

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The secretion of aldosterone would be inhibited in this situation.

(a) Serum urea of 5.0 mmol/L

(b) Serum creatinine of 100 mmol/L

(d) Serum sodium of 160 mmol/L

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All are true about melatonin except

(a) secreted by pineal gland

(b) maintains sleep wake cycle

(d) secretion decrease in night

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The formation of filtration the Bowman’s capsule across the glomerulus occurs by a process called

(a) ultrafiltration

(b) Active transport

(d) Diffusion

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The organs of the excretory system consist of the following except

(a) Blood vessels

(b) Skin

(d) Kidneys

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Insulin is secreted in response to

(a) Increased blood glucose levels

(b) Decreased blood glucose levels

(d) Decreased parasympathetic stimulation

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Excretory unit of kidney is: [LNJP H D 2012]

(a) Nephron

(b) Henle’s loop

(d) Glomerulus

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Iron absorption is increased by

(a) Vitamin C

(b) Phytic acid

(d) phosphates

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The average HB content of human blood is [DSSSB PHN, 2015]

(a) 18-23 g/dL

(b) 14-16 g/dL

(d) 16-20 g/dL

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I think, transparent mucous membrane that covers the inner surface of the eyelids and the anterior surface of the eye is the

(a) sclera

(b) conjunctive

(d) glabella

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Relaxation of external intercostal muscles cause

(a) inspiration

(b) expiration

(d) both a and b

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Internal respiration is

(a) exchange of gases between the blood and lungs

(b) exchange of gases between the blood and the cells

(d) combining oxygen with RBCs to from oxyhaemoglobin

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Posterior communicating artery is branch of

(a) internal carotid artery

(b) external carotid artery

(d) posterior cerebral artery

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Most carbon dioxide is transported

(a) as bicarbonate ions in the blood

(b) in dissolved from in the plasma

(d) in combination with sodium ions in the blood

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When carbon dioxide levels in the blood increases,

(a) pH of blood increases

(b) the blood becomes more acidic

(d) all of the above acres

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The anterior segment of eye is filled by

(a) Aqueous fluid

(b) ECF

(d) vitreous body

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Auditory tube is also known as

(a) middle ear

(b) external ear

(d) Eustachian tube

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A person with one of the following blood groups of considered a Universal recipient:

(a) A

(b) AB

(d) B

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Normal inspiration: expiration time ratio at rest is

(a) 1:1

(b) 2:1

(d) 1:3

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VIII cranial nerve affects

(a) taste

(b) equilibrium

(d) smell

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Question: - Pinocytosis are….

(a) Drinking

(b) Phagocyting

(d) RNA production

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Which of these structures holds the small intestine in its position?

(a) Mesentery

(b) Mesocolon

(d) Greater omentum

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Vasoconstriction leading to increased blood pressure is is triggered by the following situation

(a) Stimulation of the parasympathetic nerve supply

(b) stimulation of the the cardioinhibitory centre in the medulla

(d) Increased level of carbon dioxide in the blood

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The amount of blood that is ejected from the heart in one contraction is called the

(a) cardiac output

(b) stroke volume

(d) afterload

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The major function of ciliated epithelium present in the uterine tubes is to facilitate

(a) Implantation of fertilized ova

(b) Movement of ova in uterine tube

(d) Secretion in endometrium

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Second vertebral bone is also known as

(a) Atlas

(b) Axis

(d) Coccyx

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Ear lobule is made up of

(a) Elastic Cartilage

(b) hyaline cartilage

(d) all of the above

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The muscle covers the shoulder and the back of the neck is:

(a) Trapezius

(b) Masseter

(d) Temporalis

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Non shivering thermogenesis in adults is due to

(a) thyroid hormone

(b) brown fat between the Shoulders

(d) Muscle metabolism

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Absence of lymph nodes is characteristic of

(a) brain

(b) liver

(d) placenta

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Fibrous joints between the bones of the skull are called

(a) Fossa

(b) Sutures

(d) Cartilaginous joints

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Stroke volume is…..

(a) amount of blood the right Atrium following contraction

(b) amount of blood ejected by each contraction of the ventricles

(d) amount of blood the ventricle following contraction

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Miss Julia blood group is A negative. she may receive a blood transfusion from an individual whose blood group is

(a) A positive

(b) AB positive

(d) O negative

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Cytokines are responsible for……

(a) Pain

(b) Touch

(d) Inflammation

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The following structures pass through the carpal tunnel, except

(a) flexor digitorum profundus

(b) Flexor pollucis longus

(d) Ulnar nerve

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Which answer best explains the location of the humerus?

(a) Knee to ankle

(b) Elbow to wrist (on the pinky side)

(d) Shoulder to elbow

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Antibodies are produced by?

(a) Plasma cells

(b) Lymphocytes

(d) Basophils

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The blood contains:

(a) 95% of water

(b) 60% of water

(d) 80% of water

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Humoral immunity is also known as….

(a) cell-mediated

(b) antibody-mediated

(d) interferon mediated

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Total number of carpal bones in human body is

(a) 8

(b) 10

(d) 16

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Which of the following is the unction of sodium in the body?

(a) Formation of bones

(b) Functioning of skeletal muscle

(d) Maintenance of serum osmolarity

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Which of the following is known as bone forming cells?

(a) Fibrin oblasts

(b) Osteocytes

(d) Osteoblasts

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Which of these planes does the chest leads a 12- leaded ECG (electrocardiograph) record the heart electrical activity?

(a) sagittal

(b) coronal

(d) horizontal

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What will be the change occurred to the BP of a person if peripheral Vascular Resistance decreases

(a) decrease

(b) increase

(d) slightly increased then come to the normal value

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Identify the blood vessels which carry blood into right Atrium

(a) inferior Vena cava

(b) superior Vena cava

(d) both a and b

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Site of growth in length of a long bone is….

(a) Diaphysis

(b) Epiphyseal plate

(d) Periosteum

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Structure and motility of the cell is maintained by……

(a) Cartilage

(b) Microtubules

(d) Gobi apparatus

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Pacemaker of heart is

(a) AV node

(b) SA node

(d) parasympathetic system

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The aqueous component of the cell, within which various organelles and particles are suspended, is

(a) Cytosol

(b) Cytoplasm

(d) Cytoblast

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The basic structural and functional unit of the skeletal muscle is the

(a) Fasciculus

(b) Fibre

(d) Sarcomere

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Which of the following is the largest cavity is human body?

(a) Abdominopelvic cavity

(b) Cranial cavity

(d) Pelvic cavity

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Function of superior oblique muscle is

(a) Intorsion, adduction and depression

(b) Intorsion, adduction and elevation

(d) Extortion, adduction and depression

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Vitamin essential for a healthy skeletal system is….

(a) Vitamin A

(b) Vitamin D

(d) Vitamin K

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Hyperkalaemia refers to

(a) High chloride

(b) High potassium

(d) High sodium

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The process that assists in the transport of lymph includes

(a) Gravity

(b) blood moving through the arteries

(d) contraction of the surrounding skeletal muscles

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Site of injection in gluteus

(a) Inferomedial

(b) Superomedial

(d) Inferolateral

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Chief components of a cell are….

(a) Carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen and oxygen

(b) Hydrogen, nitrogen, sodium and potassium

(d) Helium, nitrogen, calcium and carbon

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The longest living WBC in which one of the following

(a) lymphocyte

(b) eosinophil

(d) monocyte

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Cytoplasm refers to

(a) Contents of the cell including nucleus

(b) Contents of the cell excluding nucleus

(d) Nucleus and cytosol of the cell

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Connection between artery and vein is known as….

(a) capillaries

(b) arterioles

(d) lymph

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Excessive haemolysis may accumulated this substance in the body d

(a) bilirubin

(b) Globalin

(d) mineral

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The most abundant plasma protein is

(a) Albumin

(b) fibrinogen

(d) Globulin

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Oxygen is carried by blood after it is combining with…….

(a) albumin

(b) WBC

(d) platelet

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Which is the most prominent cartilage found in larynx?

(a) Cricoid

(b) Thyroid

(d) Epiglottis

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Main abductor muscle of the upper limb is….

(a) Latissimus dorsi

(b) Deltoid

(d) Pectoralis minor

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The Herring-Breuer reflex

(a) Responds to the increase in blood carbon dioxide levels

(b) Responds to the decrease in blood oxygen levels

(d) Occurs when stretch receptors-in the lung send signals that inhibit the respiratory centre

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The pacemaker of the heart is the

(a) Purkinje fibres

(b) atrioventricular bundle (bundle of his)

(d) sinoatrial node

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Smallest bone is….

(a) Malleus

(b) Incus

(d) Phalanges

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First bone of the vertebral column is called as

(a) Atlas

(b) Axis

(d) Hyoid

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Which of these layers has shedding of cells occurring continuously due to wear and tear?

(a) stratum corneum

(b) stratum lucidum

(d) stratum spinosum

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Loss of sense of smell is called as

(a) anhedonia

(b) Anosmia

(d) aphasia

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Blood cell which is responsible for caugulation is

(a) RBC

(b) WBC

(d) neutrophils

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Relationship between biceps brachii and triceps brachii muscle are…..

(a) Synergists

(b) Antagonists

(d) Both extend the forearm

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Vitamin required for blood clotting is…..

(a) Vitamin A

(b) Vitamin D

(d) vitamin K

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Drainage of CSF from lateral to third ventricle is through

(a) foramen of munroe

(b) Foramen of luschka

(d) Aqueduct of Silvius

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Which is true about the arc of the aorta?

(a) Starts at 3rd right ICS and ends at left 3rd ICS

(b) Left vague Arches over it

(d) It is closely related to parietal pleura

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True regarding concentric isotonic contraction is

(a) Shortening of muscle fibre

(b) Lengthening of muscle fibre

(d) Pressure of the muscle remain unchanged

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Major constituent of bone is

(a) Calcium sulphate

(b) Calcium phosphate

(d) Sodium chloride

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Which among the following is the largest vertebra?

(a) Cervical

(b) Lumbar

(d) Sacrum

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Eye wall movements are controlled by all of the following cranial nerves except

(a) Optic nerve

(b) Abducens nerve

(c)Trochlear nerve

(d) oculomotor nerve

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Suicidal bag of cell is…..

(a) Ribosome

(b) Lysosomes

(d) Nucleus

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Receptors for touch is

(a) Meissner’s

(b) Merkel’s disc

(d) All of the above

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Vasoconstriction in skin is…… function

(a) Sympathetic

(b) parasympathetic

(d) Warm climate

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Which of these structures holds the small intestine in its position?

(a) Mesentery

(b) Mesocolon

(d) Greater omentum

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Function of superior oblique muscle is

(a) Intorsion, adduction and depression

(b) Intorsion, adduction and elevation

(d) Extortion, adduction and depression

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Identify the blood vessels which carry blood into right Atrium

(a) inferior Vena cava

(b) superior Vena cava

(d) both a and b

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VIII cranial nerve affects

(a) taste

(b) equilibrium

(d) smell

5 / 10

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Site of injection in gluteus

(a) Inferomedial

(b) Superomedial

(d) Inferolateral

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Receptors for touch is

(a) Meissner’s

(b) Merkel’s disc

(d) All of the above

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Which of the following is the largest cavity is human body?

(a) Abdominopelvic cavity

(b) Cranial cavity

(d) Pelvic cavity

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Drainage of CSF from lateral to third ventricle is through

(a) foramen of munroe

(b) Foramen of luschka

(d) Aqueduct of Silvius

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Ear lobule is made up of

(a) Elastic Cartilage

(b) hyaline cartilage

(d) all of the above

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The following structures pass through the carpal tunnel, except

(a) flexor digitorum profundus

(b) Flexor pollucis longus

(d) Ulnar nerve

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Chief components of a cell are….

(a) Carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen and oxygen

(b) Hydrogen, nitrogen, sodium and potassium

(d) Helium, nitrogen, calcium and carbon

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Loss of sense of smell is called as

(a) anhedonia

(b) Anosmia

(d) aphasia

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Vitamin required for blood clotting is…..

(a) Vitamin A

(b) Vitamin D

(d) vitamin K

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Site of growth in length of a long bone is….

(a) Diaphysis

(b) Epiphyseal plate

(d) Periosteum

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Miss Julia blood group is A negative. she may receive a blood transfusion from an individual whose blood group is

(a) A positive

(b) AB positive

(d) O negative

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Eye wall movements are controlled by all of the following cranial nerves except

(a) Optic nerve

(b) Abducens nerve

(c)Trochlear nerve

(d) oculomotor nerve

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Connection between artery and vein is known as….

(a) capillaries

(b) arterioles

(d) lymph

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Normal inspiration: expiration time ratio at rest is

(a) 1:1

(b) 2:1

(d) 1:3

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Non shivering thermogenesis in adults is due to

(a) thyroid hormone

(b) brown fat between the Shoulders

(d) Muscle metabolism

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Oxygen is carried by blood after it is combining with…….

(a) albumin

(b) WBC

(d) platelet

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Vasoconstriction in skin is…… function

(a) Sympathetic

(b) parasympathetic

(d) Warm climate

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Absence of lymph nodes is characteristic of

(a) brain

(b) liver

(d) placenta

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Which is true about the arc of the aorta?

(a) Starts at 3rd right ICS and ends at left 3rd ICS

(b) Left vague Arches over it

(d) It is closely related to parietal pleura

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Which of these layers has shedding of cells occurring continuously due to wear and tear?

(a) stratum corneum

(b) stratum lucidum

(d) stratum spinosum

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The longest living WBC in which one of the following

(a) lymphocyte

(b) eosinophil

(d) monocyte

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First bone of the vertebral column is called as

(a) Atlas

(b) Axis

(d) Hyoid

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Smallest bone is….

(a) Malleus

(b) Incus

(d) Phalanges

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The Herring-Breuer reflex

(a) Responds to the increase in blood carbon dioxide levels

(b) Responds to the decrease in blood oxygen levels

(d) Occurs when stretch receptors-in the lung send signals that inhibit the respiratory centre

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Which of these planes does the chest leads a 12- leaded ECG (electrocardiograph) record the heart electrical activity?

(a) sagittal

(b) coronal

(d) horizontal

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Major constituent of bone is

(a) Calcium sulphate

(b) Calcium phosphate

(d) Sodium chloride

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Which among the following is the largest vertebra?

(a) Cervical

(b) Lumbar

(d) Sacrum

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The process that assists in the transport of lymph includes

(a) Gravity

(b) blood moving through the arteries

(d) contraction of the surrounding skeletal muscles

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Humoral immunity is also known as….

(a) cell-mediated

(b) antibody-mediated

(d) interferon mediated

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Total number of carpal bones in human body is

(a) 8

(b) 10

(d) 16

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Fibrous joints between the bones of the skull are called

(a) Fossa

(b) Sutures

(d) Cartilaginous joints

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Second vertebral bone is also known as

(a) Atlas

(b) Axis

(d) Coccyx

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Excessive haemolysis may accumulated this substance in the body d

(a) bilirubin

(b) Globalin

(d) mineral

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The basic structural and functional unit of the skeletal muscle is the

(a) Fasciculus

(b) Fibre

(d) Sarcomere

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Blood cell which is responsible for caugulation is

(a) RBC

(b) WBC

(d) neutrophils

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Relationship between biceps brachii and triceps brachii muscle are…..

(a) Synergists

(b) Antagonists

(d) Both extend the forearm

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The basic structural and functional unit of the skeletal muscle is the

(a) Fasciculus

(b) Fibre

(d) Sarcomere

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Total number of carpal bones in human body is

(a) 8

(b) 10

(d) 16

3 / 10

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Blood cell which is responsible for caugulation is

(a) RBC

(b) WBC

(d) neutrophils

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Fibrous joints between the bones of the skull are called

(a) Fossa

(b) Sutures

(d) Cartilaginous joints

5 / 10

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The process that assists in the transport of lymph includes

(a) Gravity

(b) blood moving through the arteries

(d) contraction of the surrounding skeletal muscles

6 / 10

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Which among the following is the largest vertebra?

(a) Cervical

(b) Lumbar

(d) Sacrum

7 / 10

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Humoral immunity is also known as….

(a) cell-mediated

(b) antibody-mediated

(d) interferon mediated

8 / 10

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Excessive haemolysis may accumulated this substance in the body d

(a) bilirubin

(b) Globalin

(d) mineral

9 / 10

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Second vertebral bone is also known as

(a) Atlas

(b) Axis

(d) Coccyx

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Relationship between biceps brachii and triceps brachii muscle are…..

(a) Synergists

(b) Antagonists

(d) Both extend the forearm

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Structure and motility of the cell is maintained by……

(a) Cartilage

(b) Microtubules

(d) Gobi apparatus

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The aqueous component of the cell, within which various organelles and particles are suspended, is

(a) Cytosol

(b) Cytoplasm

(d) Cytoblast

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Question: - Pinocytosis are….

(a) Drinking

(b) Phagocyting

(d) RNA production

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Which of the following is the unction of sodium in the body?

(a) Formation of bones

(b) Functioning of skeletal muscle

(d) Maintenance of serum osmolarity

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Suicidal bag of cell is…..

(a) Ribosome

(b) Lysosomes

(d) Nucleus

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Cytokines are responsible for……

(a) Pain

(b) Touch

(d) Inflammation

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Which of the following is known as bone forming cells?

(a) Fibrin oblasts

(b) Osteocytes

(d) Osteoblasts

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Total number of carpal bones in human body is

(a) 8

(b) 10

(d) 16

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Cytoplasm refers to

(a) Contents of the cell including nucleus

(b) Contents of the cell excluding nucleus

(d) Nucleus and cytosol of the cell

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Antibodies are produced by?

(a) Plasma cells

(b) Lymphocytes

(d) Basophils

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