Muscles
1. What is the
substance that destroys the muscle protein during rigor mortis ___.
a) Proteolytic Enzymes b)
Mitochondrial Enzymes
c) Lysosome Enzymes d) Esterases
2. The diameter of muscle fibre varies from ___.
a) 10 to 100 microns b)
20 to 200 microns
c) 50 to 100 microns d)
60 to 80 microns
3. ‘A’ band contains thick filament formed of ____.
4. The length of the thick filaments in ‘A’ band is ____.
a) 3.5 microns b) 1.5 microns c) 2.5 microns d) 4 microns
a) 3.5 microns b) 1.5 microns c) 2.5 microns d) 4 microns
5. ‘I’ band contains thin filaments formed of _____.
a) Myosis b) Actin c) Lipids d)Troponin
a) Myosis b) Actin c) Lipids d)Troponin
6. Less dense region at the central region of ‘A’ band is
___.
a) Z line b) H Zone c) M Zone d) N Zone
7. The diameter of the thin filaments in ‘I’ band is _____.
a) 50oA b) 60oA c) 70 oA d) 40oA
8. Sliding-filament hypothesis was proposed by ___.
a) Hippocrates b) Aristotle
a) Hippocrates b) Aristotle
c) Hanson
& Huxley d) Landsteiner &Wiener
9. _________ induces muscle fibre for contractions.
a) Ca+ ions b) Dystropin c)
Acetyl Choline d) Troponin
10. The maximum strength of contraction is _____.
11. Muscle fatigue is due to _____.
c) gluconeogenesis d) Utilization of glucose
12. The skeletal muscle tone is the result of nerve impulses
coming from ___.
a) Medulla oblongata b)
Cerebrum c) Cerebellum d) Spinal cord
13. Isometric exercise increases the thickness of the muscle
fibres and their ability to store __.
14. Myasthemia gravis disease can be cured by removed of the
_____.
a) Pineal gland b)Thyroid
gland c) Thymus gland d) Adipose
tissue
15. Myasthemia gravis most often affects women between the
ages of _____.
a) 20 and 30 b) 30
and 40 c) 15 and 25 d) 40 and 50
16, During the muscle contraction Ca+ ions are released from
-
a) Sarcolemma b)
sarcoplasmic reticulum c) Nerve d)
Myosin
Respiration
1, Chronic obstructive airways disease is also called as
a] COLD. b]
Pneumonia c] Pleurisy d] Asthma
2, ____ is the
controlling centre for the respiratory activities.
a] Cerebrum b]
Medulla oblongata. c] Alveoli d] Larynx
3, Bacterial pneumonia is caused by the bacteria named
______.
a] Coxsackie virus b]
Mycobacterium leprae
c] Pneumococcal pneumonia d]
Mycobacterium tuberculae
4, Intermediate organism between the Bacteria and Virus is
____.
a] Algae b]
Fungi c] Alveoli d] Mycoplasma.
5, The membrane lining the lungs is called ____.
a] Pleura b]
Inter coastal muscles c]
Mycoplasma d] Retina
6, The inflammation of the Pleura is _____.
a] Asthma a]
Pleurisy c] COLD d] Pneumonia
7, TB is caused by the bacteria known as ___.
a] Coxsackie virus b]
Mycobacterium leprae
c] Pneumococcal pneumonia d]
Mycobacterium tuberculae
8, The disease causing widening of Alveoli is ____.
Bones and Joints
1, The adult
human consists of ____ bones.
a] 100 b] 200 c] 300 d]
206
2, ____
described the treatment of fractures and injury in 14th century.
a] Aristotle b)
Hoppocrates c] Siddhars d] Harvey
3, The frature
that occurs in the young bones of children is ____ fracture.
a] Greenstick b]
Closed c] open d] Compound
4, Pathological
fracture may be caused by ------
a] Hyper pituitarism b]
Hyper parathyroidism
c] Hypo thyroidism d]
Rickets
5, Torsion
produces ___.
a] stress fracture b)
Spiral fracture c] Birth fracture d] closed fracture
6, At the site
of fracture the tissue formed named as ____.
a] callus b]
granules c] inflammation d] Muscles
7, Teratogenic
disorder is reffered to ______ dislocation.
a] Congential b]
Traumatic c] Paralytic d] Pathological
8, Tuberculosis
of Hip may cause dislocation of ____ .
a] acetabulum b] knee
cap c] ankle d] Vertebral column
9, Degenerative
condition of joints, without any inflammatory process is called ____.
a] Metabolic arthritis b]
Atherosclerosis
c] Osteo arthritis d]
Rheumatic
10, The inadequate
mineralisation of bones in adult is due to ___
a] Rickets b]
Tuberculosis c] Hernia d] Osteomalacia
11, ____ deals
the all bone deformities in Human.
a] Arthritis b]
Osteology c] Orthopedics d] Physiotherapy
12, Metabolic arthritis is commonly called as _____.
a] hernia b]
Rickets c] Tuberculosis d) Gout
13, Our skeletal system stores 98% of ___ in our body.
a] Copper b]
Calcium c] Cobalt c] carbon
14, ____ is the
therapeutic exercise to make the limbs work.
a] Aerobics b]
physiotherapy c] Body building d] Running
15, Nutritional rickets caused due to deficiency of vitamin
_____.
a] A b] B c]
C d)
D.
16, Arthiritis
without inflammation is _____ arthiritis
a] Rhematic b]
infective c] metabolic d] Osteo
Circulation
1] Mention the
Generic name for the antibody in our blood -
a, Albumin b,
Globulin c. Immunoglobin d, lymph
2] Blood clot in the
Blood stream is known as -
a, Embolus b.
Thrombus c, Leukemia d, Fibroid
3] Sphygmomanometer
used to measure -
a, Heart beat b.
Blood pressure c, blood count d, Space value
4] Blood clotting
in side the blood vessels is known as -
a, Antithrombin b.
Thrombosis
c, Erythroblastosis d,
Anaemia
5] Systolic Pressure of an Adult is -
a, 80mm/Hg b. 120
mm/Hg
c, 100mm/Hg d,
60mm/Hg
6] Diastolic
Pressure of an Adult is -
a. 80mm/Hg b, 120 mm/Hg
a. 80mm/Hg b, 120 mm/Hg
c, 100mm/Hg d, 60mm/Hg
7] Heparin is
seceted by -
a. Mast Cells b,
Oxyntic cells
c, Blood cells d,
Nerve Cells
8] Heparin is used
to -
a, Excretion b. inhibit
blood Clotting
c, Blood coagulation
d, vomit
9] ________
converts the fibrinogen into fibrin.
a. Thrombin b,
Calcium b, Prothrombin d, Serum albumin
10] On
disintegration, platelets liberate
a. Thromboplastin b,
Thrombin c, Fibrin d, Vitamin K
11] Among the
Leucocytes _______ is higher in number
a, Basophils b,
Eosinophils c, Monocytes d. Neutrophils
12] Of the following _____
in not a type of leucocyte
a, Monocyte b,
Basophils c, Neutrophils d. Erythrocyte
13] Blood platelets
are produced by the disintegration of
a. Red Blood Cells b,
Leucocytes c, Nerve cells d. Megakaryotes
14] Eosinophils,
Basophils and Neutrophils are termed as
15] Agranulocytes are
a, Basophils, neutrophils b, Erythrocytes, Leucocytes c, Granulocytes d. Monocytes,
16] Life span of
White Blood cells are
a. 2 to 3 weeks b,
2 to 3 months c, 2 to 3 days d, 23
hours
17] Red Blood Cells are disintegrated in -
a, Kidneys b,
Caecum and Colon
c. Spleen and Liver d,
Lungs
18] Where does the heart beat originates
a, Bundle of his b,
Atrio-Ventricular Node c. Sinu-Atrial Node d,
Aorta
19] Where do the
bundle of His Originate ?
a, Inter atrial septum b,
Interventricular septum c. A-V Node d,
Pacemaker
20] Pace Maker is
mentioned as -
a, Purkinje system b,
Bundle of His c, A-V node d.
Sinu-Atrial node
21] During diastole
left atrium is filled with
a. Pure blood b,
impure blood c, Lymph d, None
22] The relaxation
of heart is said to be
a, systole b.
diastole c, Heart block , blood clot
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