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Salivary glands which pour their secretions in posterior portion of oral cavity are:
Slimy liquid which serves to moisten and lubricate the food in buccal cavity is mainly made of:
Water and mucus are involved in lubrication and convert it into slimy liquid form.
Water and mucus are involved in lubrication and convert it into slimy liquid form.
Water and mucus are involved in lubrication and convert it into slimy liquid form.
The food is forced down the esophagus through:
Peristalsis is characteristic movements of digestive tract due to alternate contraction and relaxation of smooth muscles by which food is pushed along the digestive tract.Swallowing is also called deglutition
Peristalsis is characteristic movements of digestive tract due to alternate contraction and relaxation of smooth muscles by which food is pushed along the digestive tract.Swallowing is also called deglutition
Peristalsis is characteristic movements of digestive tract due to alternate contraction and relaxation of smooth muscles by which food is pushed along the digestive tract.Swallowing is also called deglutition
Peristalsis start from:
Actual tube of digestive tract starts from oesophagus having muscular walls.In LMS: Start of Swallowing is voluntary after entering bollus into esophagus it becomes involuntary.
Actual tube of digestive tract starts from oesophagus having muscular walls.In LMS: Start of Swallowing is voluntary after entering bollus into esophagus it becomes involuntary.
Actual tube of digestive tract starts from oesophagus having muscular walls.In LMS: Start of Swallowing is voluntary after entering bollus into esophagus it becomes involuntary.
Pharynx is involved in:
Pharynx has role in pushing epiglottis against glottis during swallowing.
Pharynx has role in pushing epiglottis against glottis during swallowing.
Pharynx has role in pushing epiglottis against glottis during swallowing.
Change in pH of saliva is due to breakdown of:
Breakdown of NaHCO3 causes the release of bicarbonate ions and carbon dioxide which changes the pH of saliva.
Breakdown of NaHCO3 causes the release of bicarbonate ions and carbon dioxide which changes the pH of saliva.
Breakdown of NaHCO3 causes the release of bicarbonate ions and carbon dioxide which changes the pH of saliva.
Peristalsis is shown by:
Peristalsis start from oesophagus and continue uptil end of large intestine.
Peristalsis start from oesophagus and continue uptil end of large intestine.
Peristalsis start from oesophagus and continue uptil end of large intestine.
Cells that decrease stomach pH are:
Parietal/ Oxyntic cells secrete HCl which decreases pH of stomach lumen.
Parietal/ Oxyntic cells secrete HCl which decreases pH of stomach lumen.
Parietal/ Oxyntic cells secrete HCl which decreases pH of stomach lumen.
The muscles of the stomach walls thoroughly mix up the food with gastric juices and the resultant semi-solid/ semi-liquid material is called:
Bolus is produced as a result of chemical and mechanical digestion in oral cavity.Chyme is end result of digestion in stomach.Chyle is neutralized form of chyme produced in duodenum.
Bolus is produced as a result of chemical and mechanical digestion in oral cavity.Chyme is end result of digestion in stomach.Chyle is neutralized form of chyme produced in duodenum.
Bolus is produced as a result of chemical and mechanical digestion in oral cavity.Chyme is end result of digestion in stomach.Chyle is neutralized form of chyme produced in duodenum.
Which food would be a good stimulus for release of pepsinogen from gastric glands?
Amount of gastric juice secreted depends upon protein contents of food. Meat contains more proteins as compared to others.
Amount of gastric juice secreted depends upon protein contents of food. Meat contains more proteins as compared to others.
Amount of gastric juice secreted depends upon protein contents of food. Meat contains more proteins as compared to others.
Inner most layer of stomach is called:
It is connective tissue layer containing gastric glands.
It is connective tissue layer containing gastric glands.
It is connective tissue layer containing gastric glands.
Goblet cells are involved in mucus production in all of the following sites except:
Goblet cells are mucus producing cells found in intestine and trachea. Stomach has mucus neck cells.
Goblet cells are mucus producing cells found in intestine and trachea. Stomach has mucus neck cells.
Goblet cells are mucus producing cells found in intestine and trachea. Stomach has mucus neck cells.
A part of alimentary canal that completes digestion of food:
Digestion is completed by enzymes in jejunum and ileum.
Digestion is completed by enzymes in jejunum and ileum.
Digestion is completed by enzymes in jejunum and ileum.
Carbohydrate digesting enzyme in pancreatic juice is:
Ptyalin is carbohydrate digesting enzyme in saliva.Lipase is fat digesting.Trypsin is protein digesting.
Ptyalin is carbohydrate digesting enzyme in saliva.Lipase is fat digesting.Trypsin is protein digesting.
Ptyalin is carbohydrate digesting enzyme in saliva.Lipase is fat digesting.Trypsin is protein digesting.
Amino peptidase converts ___________ into ____________.
The diagram represents a section through the small intestine.What is the role of the structures labeled X?
X are villi which increase surface area for absorption.
X are villi which increase surface area for absorption.
X are villi which increase surface area for absorption.
Liver is gland associated with:
Liver is an associated gland that pours its secretions in small intestine through common bile duct.
Liver is an associated gland that pours its secretions in small intestine through common bile duct.
Liver is an associated gland that pours its secretions in small intestine through common bile duct.
Erypsin acts on:
Which is a common site for the digestion of proteins, lipids and carbohydrates?
At small intestine, secretions/enzymes for digestion of all components of food are available.
At small intestine, secretions/enzymes for digestion of all components of food are available.
At small intestine, secretions/enzymes for digestion of all components of food are available.
When food becomes mixed with bile, it is called:
Bile causes neutralization of acidic chyme in duodenum. This neutralized form is called chyle.
Bile causes neutralization of acidic chyme in duodenum. This neutralized form is called chyle.
Bile causes neutralization of acidic chyme in duodenum. This neutralized form is called chyle.
Vestigial structures in human digestive system are:
Both do not have any role in human digestive system.
Both do not have any role in human digestive system.
Both do not have any role in human digestive system.
Ileocolic sphincter is present between:
Large intestine is involved in absorption of mainly:
All other components are removed as feces.
All other components are removed as feces.
All other components are removed as feces.
Vitamin K producing bacteria in our large intestine are:
These are E. coli. Our body provides them food and shelter and gets vitamin K.
These are E. coli. Our body provides them food and shelter and gets vitamin K.
These are E. coli. Our body provides them food and shelter and gets vitamin K.
Low blood glucose level results in an uncomfortable sensation called:
Low blood glucose level stimulates peristaltic contractions which are hollow. These hollow contractions are called hunger contractions and resulting painful condition is called hunger pangs.
Low blood glucose level stimulates peristaltic contractions which are hollow. These hollow contractions are called hunger contractions and resulting painful condition is called hunger pangs.
Low blood glucose level stimulates peristaltic contractions which are hollow. These hollow contractions are called hunger contractions and resulting painful condition is called hunger pangs.
Fats are richly found in:
Adipose tissue is formed from fat cells.
Adipose tissue is formed from fat cells.
Adipose tissue is formed from fat cells.
Anorexia nervosa is a mental illness which largely affects:
It is common in female between age 12-21 years.
It is common in female between age 12-21 years.
It is common in female between age 12-21 years.
Obesity may be caused due to all of the following except:
Diabetes mellitus type II is complication of obesity.
Diabetes mellitus type II is complication of obesity.
Diabetes mellitus type II is complication of obesity.
A female patient of 18 years comes to a physician; she has under developed feminine characteristics and seems psychologically immature. She is probably suffering from:
It is a neurotic disorder associated with loss of appetite due to fear of becoming obese and common in female with age between 12-21 years
It is a neurotic disorder associated with loss of appetite due to fear of becoming obese and common in female with age between 12-21 years
It is a neurotic disorder associated with loss of appetite due to fear of becoming obese and common in female with age between 12-21 years
Which of the following is irrelevant in context of human lungs?
The largest organ of human body with respect to functions is liver and with respect to surface area is skin.
The largest organ of human body with respect to functions is liver and with respect to surface area is skin.
The largest organ of human body with respect to functions is liver and with respect to surface area is skin.
Pick the one that does not describe the function of pleura:
Pleura is a double membranous layer around the lungs. The pleural fluid present inside it prevents the leakage and lubricates the lungs.
Pleura is a double membranous layer around the lungs. The pleural fluid present inside it prevents the leakage and lubricates the lungs.
Pleura is a double membranous layer around the lungs. The pleural fluid present inside it prevents the leakage and lubricates the lungs.
Alveoli are supplied with many:
Alveoli are the main sites of gaseous exchange and they have a rich blood supply to facilitate better gaseous exchange.
Alveoli are the main sites of gaseous exchange and they have a rich blood supply to facilitate better gaseous exchange.
Alveoli are the main sites of gaseous exchange and they have a rich blood supply to facilitate better gaseous exchange.
Each nasal cavity is subdivided into:
The projection of bones in each nasal cavity divides them into more than 2 passage ways.
The projection of bones in each nasal cavity divides them into more than 2 passage ways.
The projection of bones in each nasal cavity divides them into more than 2 passage ways.
A branch of right bronchus in the right lung with a diameter of more than 1 mm is:
Bronchioles arise from bronchi.Alveoli come after bronchioles.Parabronchi are found in birds for gaseous exchange.
Bronchioles arise from bronchi.Alveoli come after bronchioles.Parabronchi are found in birds for gaseous exchange.
Bronchioles arise from bronchi.Alveoli come after bronchioles.Parabronchi are found in birds for gaseous exchange.
Inspiration is due to:
Lungs are elastic and spongy in nature and their movement during inspiration and expiration is due to pressure difference.
Lungs are elastic and spongy in nature and their movement during inspiration and expiration is due to pressure difference.
Lungs are elastic and spongy in nature and their movement during inspiration and expiration is due to pressure difference.
Diaphragm is a sheet of:
Diaphragm is composed of muscle cells which are striped and multinucleated.
Diaphragm is composed of muscle cells which are striped and multinucleated.
Diaphragm is composed of muscle cells which are striped and multinucleated.
The shape of the diaphragm is more domelike when its muscles are:
Diaphragm becomes less dome like during the process of expiration.
Diaphragm becomes less dome like during the process of expiration.
Diaphragm becomes less dome like during the process of expiration.
Respiratory distress syndrome is common in infants with a gestation age less than:
Respiratory distress syndrome is due to lack of surfactant. Surfactant formation is completed in 28th week of gestation period.
Respiratory distress syndrome is due to lack of surfactant. Surfactant formation is completed in 28th week of gestation period.
Respiratory distress syndrome is due to lack of surfactant. Surfactant formation is completed in 28th week of gestation period.
All arteries contain 50ml of CO2/100ml of blood, EXCEPT:
Concentration of carbon dioxide in oxygenated blood is 50ml/100ml of blood whereas in deoxygenated blood it is 54ml/100ml.
Concentration of carbon dioxide in oxygenated blood is 50ml/100ml of blood whereas in deoxygenated blood it is 54ml/100ml.
Concentration of carbon dioxide in oxygenated blood is 50ml/100ml of blood whereas in deoxygenated blood it is 54ml/100ml.
During increased muscular activity all of these happen except:
When muscular activity is increased more ATP is utilized hence there is more need of oxygen in order to provide more ATP by aerobic respiration.
When muscular activity is increased more ATP is utilized hence there is more need of oxygen in order to provide more ATP by aerobic respiration.
When muscular activity is increased more ATP is utilized hence there is more need of oxygen in order to provide more ATP by aerobic respiration.
In humans, the epithelium which separates air and blood is only:
The respiratory surface is very thin in humans and it consists of single layered alveoli and single layered blood capillaries.
The respiratory surface is very thin in humans and it consists of single layered alveoli and single layered blood capillaries.
The respiratory surface is very thin in humans and it consists of single layered alveoli and single layered blood capillaries.
Which of the following is more in concentration in inspired air as compared to others?
If you exhale to your full capacity, how much air would be still available in your lungs?
Maximum air that can be breathed in and out is 3.5 L.Tidal volume at rest is 500 ml.Maximum lung capacity is 5 L.Residual volume is 1.5 L
Maximum air that can be breathed in and out is 3.5 L.Tidal volume at rest is 500 ml.Maximum lung capacity is 5 L.Residual volume is 1.5 L
Maximum air that can be breathed in and out is 3.5 L.Tidal volume at rest is 500 ml.Maximum lung capacity is 5 L.Residual volume is 1.5 L
Amount of air inhaled and exhaled during exercise is about:
Total lung capacity is 5 liters. Tidal volume at rest is 500 ml . The amount of air which can be inhaled and exhaled maximally is 3.5 liters whereas 1.5 liters is the residual volume
Total lung capacity is 5 liters. Tidal volume at rest is 500 ml . The amount of air which can be inhaled and exhaled maximally is 3.5 liters whereas 1.5 liters is the residual volume
Total lung capacity is 5 liters. Tidal volume at rest is 500 ml . The amount of air which can be inhaled and exhaled maximally is 3.5 liters whereas 1.5 liters is the residual volume
Myoglobin transfers oxygen from:
Myoglobin is also called as muscle hemoglobin.
Myoglobin is also called as muscle hemoglobin.
Myoglobin is also called as muscle hemoglobin.
It serves as an intermediate compound for the transfer of oxygen from hemoglobin to aerobic metabolic processes of the muscle cells:
Oxygen in human blood is transported by hemoglobin. In muscles oxygen is stored and transferred by myoglobin.
Oxygen in human blood is transported by hemoglobin. In muscles oxygen is stored and transferred by myoglobin.
Oxygen in human blood is transported by hemoglobin. In muscles oxygen is stored and transferred by myoglobin.
Number of ferrous ions present in one molecule of haemoglobin:
A molecule of hemoglobin has 4 haeme groups and 4 polypeptide chains.
A molecule of hemoglobin has 4 haeme groups and 4 polypeptide chains.
A molecule of hemoglobin has 4 haeme groups and 4 polypeptide chains.
All the insectivorous plants are:
Insectivorous plants obtained their organic compounds by trapping and digesting insects and small animals. All of the insectivorous plants are true autotrophs, but when they capture prey, their growth becomes rapid.
Insectivorous plants obtained their organic compounds by trapping and digesting insects and small animals. All of the insectivorous plants are true autotrophs, but when they capture prey, their growth becomes rapid.
Insectivorous plants obtained their organic compounds by trapping and digesting insects and small animals. All of the insectivorous plants are true autotrophs, but when they capture prey, their growth becomes rapid.
The mode of nutrition in which one organism obtains nutrition from other organisms is known as:
Organisms that get their food from other organisms are called heterotrophic organism and mode of nutrition is termed as heterotrophic nutrition.
Organisms that get their food from other organisms are called heterotrophic organism and mode of nutrition is termed as heterotrophic nutrition.
Organisms that get their food from other organisms are called heterotrophic organism and mode of nutrition is termed as heterotrophic nutrition.
Carnivorous plants live in soil that are deficient in:
Carnivorous plants have adapted to grow in places where the soil is thin or poor in nutrients, especially nitrogen.
Carnivorous plants have adapted to grow in places where the soil is thin or poor in nutrients, especially nitrogen.
Carnivorous plants have adapted to grow in places where the soil is thin or poor in nutrients, especially nitrogen.
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