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Q # 84 Which of the followings is related to hypothalamus?  

Q # 85 Midbrain is also known as: 

Q # 86 It is not correct about cerebrospinal fluid:  

Q # 87 Brain part that coordinates skeletal muscles:  

Q # 88 It acts as a relay center connecting hindbrain with the forebrain:

Q # 89 Which of the following is not the function of medulla oblongata? 

Q # 90 Which is involved in long term memory? 

Q # 91 Which of these is involved in coordinated movements of the body?

Q # 92 The diencephalon comprises of: 

Q # 93 The brain is protected by: 

Q # 94 The cerebrospinal fluid is similar in composition to _______. 

Q # 95 Which fluid bathes the neurons of brain and spinal cord and provides cushions  against the bumps and jolts? 

Q # 96 The brain is mainly divided into________ parts. 

Q # 97 The embryonic hindbrain gives rise to which structures in brain?

Q # 98 The communication between the two hemispheres is the function of:

Q # 99 The composition of brain stem is: 

Q # 100 Which lobe is involved in short-term memory, speech, musical rhythm and some  degree of smell recognition? 

Q # 101 Which of the following is involved in sleeping and waking? 

Q # 102 Which part of the brain connects the cerebrum with the spinal cord?

Q # 103 The functional parts of forebrain are: 

Q # 104 The brain portion that is reduced in humans is: 

Q # 105 The auditory relay center is found in: 

Q # 106 Hindbrain includes: 

Q # 107 Which part increase the surface area of forebrain?  

Q # 108 Which brain part is responsible for our basic and primitive emotions?

Q # 109 The thalamus and the hypothalamus are located in which region of the brain?

Q # 110 The left side of the body is controlled by: 

Q # 111 The lighter, inner section of the brain is called: 

Q # 112 The brain area responsible for screening all incoming sensory data is:

Q # 113 The brain part involved in conscious activities is: 

Q # 114 Medulla, pons and cerebellum are found in which brain part? 

Q # 115 The darker, outer portion of the brain is called:  

Q # 116 Central nervous system is present in:  

Q # 117 Terminal branches of axons end in: 

Q # 118 Resting potential in nerve cells is maintained by: 

Q # 119 What is the condition of the neurons under resting membrane potentials?

Q # 120 Resting membrane potential is:  

Q # 121 What is the approximate value of the active membrane potential?

Q # 122 In myelinated neurons the impulse jumps from node to node, what is this transmission  called? 

Q # 123 Nerve cells transmit messages faster when they have: 

Q # 124 The sites where nerve impulse is transmitted from the nerve endings to the skeleton  muscle cell membranes? 

Q # 125 Repolarization is restored when:  

Q # 126 Acetylcholine is:  

Q # 127 Stretch receptors are present in ___________ of the tetrapods.

Q # 128 Stimulus of deep pressure is detected by:  

Q # 129 Stretch receptors are present in _________________ of tetrapods.

Q # 130 Receptors are:  

Q # 131 Which types of the receptors are present in the ear? 

Q # 132 After leaving the spinal cord, the spinal nerve gets divided into nerve fibers,  connecting to which of the following? 

Q # 133 The sensory neuron has pain-sensitive endings in _______. 

Q # 134 Synaptic vesicles discharge which of the following chemical at the neuromuscular  junction? 

Q # 135 Components of neural arc:  

Q # 136 One of the functions of the neuroglial cells is to protect and support which of the  following? 

Q # 137 The gap in the myelin sheath between adjacent Schwann cells is called?

Q # 138 It carries impulses away from neuron: 

Q # 139 The concentrations of the cell bodies of the neurons called? 

Q # 140 ____________ carry information towards the soma of neuron. 

Q # 141 Staining part of neuron is called:  

Q # 142 The neurons responsible for converting various external stimuli that come from the  environment into corresponding internal stimuli is called: 

Q # 143 Interneuron is also known as: 

Q # 144 Which of the following statement about neuron is incorrect? 

Q # 145 Motor neuron are multipolar but:  

Q # 146 Node of Ranvier are also known as:  

Q # 147 Nicotine may induce:  

Q # 148 A motor neuron and all the muscle fibers it supplies is called:  

Q # 149 The neurons that interpret and receive information and stimulate motor neurons are  what type of neuron? 

Q # 150 Which is not a neurotransmitter?  

Q # 151 Which form brain and spinal cord? 

Q # 152 Cytoplasm and ribosomes are present in which part of neuron?

Q # 153 Which of the following is not an example of positive feedback?

Q # 154 One of these processes does not happen as a result of negative feedback mechanism  in humans? 

Q # 155 When cocaine is used as a stimulant, it interferes with the CNS at the reuptake of  which hormone? 

Q # 156 Experience has no influence on which type of behavior? 

Q # 157 Which of the following is not a function of Abscisic acid? 

Q # 158 Which statement is incorrect about ethylene production? 

Q # 159 The promoter of leaf senescence is? 

Q # 160 Disorders caused due to disturbance in nerve impulse generation and transmission is called? 

Q # 161 A crawling snail when we tab glass retract into its shell, tapping has no effect. This  form of learning is:  

Q # 162 Most of brain tumors are caused by: 

Q # 163 Type of behavior that evolves during life cycle of individual:  

Q # 164 Brain tumors are due to:  

Q # 165 Memory loss occurs in which disease?  

Q # 166 In which condition, brain produced more impulses than normal: 

Q # 167 Commercial use of cytokinins:  

Q # 168 Which plant hormone promotes abscission?  

Q # 1 Which part of the nervous system controls actions like walking and running?

Q # 2 Which of the following does not form part of the central nervous system?

Q # 3 Central nervous system consists of: 

Q # 4 Nervous system is absent in: 

Q # 5 Brachial plexus supply to: 

Q # 6 The response of the sympathetic nervous system is known as: 

Q # 7 Parasympathetic system causes:  

Q # 8 One of the actions of the parasympathetic nervous system is? 

Q # 9 The autonomic nervous system functions? 

Q # 10 The abundant inhibitory neurotransmitter found in the CNS is called? 

Q # 11 The main transmitter for synapses that lie outside the central nervous system is?

Q # 12 What is the chemical nature of antidiuretic hormone?  

Q # 13 When vasopressin is not secreted, the condition that occurs is called?

Q # 14 Cortisol brings about an increase in blood glucose level mainly by its production from  protein and _________. 

Q # 15 Which disease is represented by excess MSH secretion? 

Q # 16 Primary hormone is:  

Q # 17 Which of the following is not a gonadotrophic hormone?  

Q # 18 In females testosterone is produced from:  

Q # 19 Vascularization in endometrium in induced by:  

Q # 20 Which of the following is taken from blood by the liver due to insulin?

Q # 21 Deficiency in the production of parathormone causes which of the following disease?

Q # 22 Tetany is considered to be the result of a  

Q # 23 Thyroid stimulating hormone is produced by:  

Q # 24 In humans placenta is established by:  

Q # 25 Deficiency of cortical hormones causes:  

Q # 26 Goiter develops in which case? 

Q # 27 Thyroid hormone increases metabolic rate by:  

Q # 28 Insufficient thyroxine in adults leads to:  

Q # 29 Which of the following is the effect of STH? 

Q # 30 Decreased production of parathyroid leads to:  

Q # 31 It is not secreted by placenta:  

Q # 32 FSH is released from:  

Q # 33 The pea-shaped gland attached to the brain's hypothalamus is known as:

Q # 34 Thymus is found in human body _____. 

Q # 35 Largest endocrine gland is__________. 

Q # 36 Which of these does not participate in reflex actions? 

Q # 37 Most reflex arcs are:  

Q # 38 The patellar reflex and the Achilles reflex are examples of: 

Q # 39 The term that should be last in the reflex sequence is: 

Q # 40 Reflex action is controlled by: 

Q # 41 The path taken by the nerve impulses in a reflex is called: 

Q # 42 Reflex action is the simplest form of response in: 

Q # 43 Which part of the nervous system is responsible for controlling reflex action?

Q # 44 Monosynaptic refers to the presence of how many chemical synapse/s?

Q # 45 All of the following about reflex action are true except: 

Q # 46 Which of the following is an example of superficial reflex? 

Q # 47 Reflex arc comprises of: 

Q # 48 Which type of reflex affect inner organs? 

Q # 49 A neural pathway that controls an action reflex is called: 

Q # 50 Which of the following is made up of an afferent pathway from a receptor and an  efferent pathway to an effector? 

Q # 51 An involuntary and nearly instantaneous movement in response to a stimulus is  called: