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1). .Which angle does a P Wave makes on ECG?
a). .45 degree
b). .180 degree
c). .0 degree
d). .-45 degree
e). .-180 degree.

2). .What is endogenous cholesterol? Most endogenous cholesterol is converted to?
a). .Glucose
b). .Cholic acid
c). .Steroid
d). .Oxaloacetete
e). .Ketone bodies

3). .Which of the following statement is correct regarding Glioblastoma multiforme?
a). .the tumor is most common before puberty
b). .it is classified as a type of meningioma
c). .it is most common type of Astrocytoma.
d). .Its prognosis is generally more favourablethan Grade 1 astrocytoma.
e). .It is derived from the epithelial lining of ventricles

4). .Which of the following pathological changes is irreversible?
a). .fatty changes in liver cells
b). .karyolysis in myocardial cells
c). .glycogen deposition in hepatocyte nuclei
d). .hydropic vacuolization of renal tubular epithelial cells.

5). .An example of Synergism is the effect of?
a). .insulin and glucagon on blood glucose
b). .estrogen and progesterone on uterine motility
c). .growth hormone and thyroxine on skeletal growth.
d). .Antidiuretic hormone and aldosterone on potassium excretion.
 
which of the following bones form the roof of the orbit?
1- zygomatic
2- maxilla
3- palatine
4- sphenoid
5- frontal


u r rite its formed by both frontal and sphenois(lesser wing) but major bulk is formed by frontal, posteriorly its formed by lesser wing of sphenoid.

hope tht helps
tc
cheers
 
Each of the follwoing is found in retrodiscal pad except:

1- elastic fibers
2- venous plexus
3- collagen fiber
4- hyaline cartilage(ans)
5- loose connective tissue

if local anesthetic was deposited in pterygopalatine fossa, which nerve will be anesthetized

1- V1
2- V2
3- V3
4- facial
5- vagus

which of the following is the nerve innervation most thenar muscles

1- ulnar
2- median
3- radial
4- axillary
5- musculocutanuos

which type of connective tissue is found in pulp:

1- loose
2- dense
3- mucoid
4- adipose
5- elastic

hope this helps
tc
cheers
 
can u explain this qs plz .
neonatal lines are found in?

1)enamel of primary incisor
2)enamel of permanent canine
3)enamel of permanent 1st molar
4)dentin of permanent fst molar
5)dentin of permanent mandibular incisor ..
plzzzzzz help..
ans is a the above
 
thanks gudluk

I have another question, which foramen does the spinal accessory nerve pass through? jugular or foramen magnum?

thanks
 
can u explain this qs plz .
neonatal lines are found in?

1)enamel of primary incisor
2)enamel of permanent canine
3)enamel of permanent 1st molar
4)dentin of permanent fst molar
5)dentin of permanent mandibular incisor ..
plzzzzzz help..
ans is a the above
neonatal lines are present in both enamel and dentin of the all primary teeth and permanent 1st molars. they represent abrupt change in enviornment in enamel and dentin formation before and after birth. so according to this anwer can be 1, 3, 4. any of this
 
in lateral excursion pt with ideal occlusion , mesiobuccal cusp ridge of mandibular 1st premolar connects

1.distolingual surface of maxillary canine
2.distolingual slope of buccal cusp of max 1st PM
3.mesiolingual slope of buccal cusp of max 1st PM
4.none of the above
 
infection spreaading via lymphatics from upper lip 1st enter bloodstream at
1.bracheocephalic vein
2.inf labial vein
3.inf labial artery
4. pterygoid venous plexus

hypomineralized areas which extend from dej to srface of enamel called
a.enamel lamelllae
b. enamel rods
c. enamel spindles

absorption of ca++ in small intestine by
a.decrease in pH
b.administration of PTH
c.intake of fat
d.highh phosphate intake

most common primary malignant tumor of the lung adenocarcinoma or squmaous cell carcinoma?

which of the following is most imp in prevention of decrease of more than 0.2 units in the pH of the blood when co2 enters?
a.urea formation
b.NH4+ formation in kidney
c.formation of keton bodies
d.excretion of acid urine
e.conversion of HbO2 into Hb
 
1)removal of ant pitatuary gland result in
a.diabetes
b. loss of capacity to oxidise fat
c.loss of capacity to store sugar
d.increase sensitivity to insulin
 
which of the following occur from the increase vagal activity?
a. increase H.R
b. increase stroke volume
c.increase CO
d. decrease O2 consumption
e.decrease transit time than AV node
 
which portion of TMJ more sensitive to painful stimuli?
a.articular disk
b. articular capsule
c. articular surface
d. condylar cartilage
 
from the labial aspect of max canine , the distal margin of the crown , from the contact area to cervical line is normally,
a.convex
b.straight
c.irregular
d.shorter than mesial margin
e.same lenght as mesial margin

in right lateral excursion, the mesiofacial cusp of the max 1st molar passes through which groove of the mandibular 1st molar?
a.lingual
b.central
c.mesiofacial
 
from the occlusa aspect which crown outline of mandibular premolar has pentagonal shape ?
a. Y type second
b. U type second
c. H type second
 
2nd stage of deglutition is under which control?
a. voluntary
b. hypothalamus
c. pontine
d. cortical
e. medullary
 
which ions impedes absorption of flouride ions in the gut?
a. H and K
b. H &Fe
c. Ca & Fe
d. Na & Ca

acive transport occurs in each of the following except?
collecting duct
bowman's capsule
distal convulated tubule
thick segment of loop of henle
proximal convulated tubule
 
what is the highest risk factor for ovarian cancer?

untreated gonorrhoea
having many children
c)oral contraceptive use
d)follicular cyst of ovary
e)family history

what is main product of nitrogen metabolism found in human urine?
urea
ammonia
creatine
uric acid
creatinine

urea is the answer , why that is the answer why not ammonia?
plz explain
 
from facial view which of the below represents the distal outline of the crown of a mandibular canine from cervical line to contact area?

convex
concave
irregular
straight
 
which side represents the location of the smallest cusp of the mandibular fisrt molar?

mesiofacial
mesiolingual
distofacial
distolingual
 
which premolar has contact area that is nearly circular?
mesial of 1st
distal of first
mesial of 2nd
distal of 2nd
 
which of the following vessel has the highest viscosity:

1- aorta
2- vena cava
3- vasa recta
4- pulmonary vein
5- pulmonary artery

a denta patient has bluish discoloration od mucous membrane that is indicative of cayanosis, this condition is most likely the result of:

1- increased Pco2
2- decreased hemoglobin conc
3- increased RBC conc
4- increased levels of reduced hemoglobin
5- decreased blood flow to the affected area

which of the following charecterizes the generator potential of a receptor:

1-all or non response
2- propagated in a non-decremtnal pattern
3- universally present in all nerve tissues
4- graded according to the strength of the stimulus

which of the following increases the diffusion of oxygen across alveolar membrane:

1- decreasing tempreture
2- increasing cross sectional area
3- decreasing conc gradient
4- increasing tha path length of diffusion

at which stage of gene cloning is restriction nuclease used:

1- isolation of mRNA
2- synthesis of double stranded DNA
3- insertion of cDNA into vector DNA
4- expression of the cloned gene by bacteria
5- introduction of recombinant DNA into bacterial cell

which of th following is te principle allosteric regulator for pyruvate metabolism in liver:

1- ATP
2- NAD
3- citrate
4- cyclic AMP
5- acetyl coA

transmission of an impulse from motor nerce to muscle cell producees:

1- action potential in the muscle cell
2- graded potential in the muscle cell
3- hyperplarization of the muscle cell
4- hypoplarization of the muscle cell
5- alteration in the threshold potential of the muscle cell

durin nuclear processing of hnRNA the portion of the molecule that is removed is:

1- exon
2- anticodon
3- intron
4- codon
5- 5' cap

thanks
 
infection spreaading via lymphatics from upper lip 1st enter bloodstream at
1.bracheocephalic vein
2.inf labial vein
3.inf labial artery
4. pterygoid venous plexus

hypomineralized areas which extend from dej to srface of enamel called
a.enamel lamelllae
b. enamel rods
c. enamel spindles

absorption of ca++ in small intestine by
a.decrease in pH
b.administration of PTH
c.intake of fat
d.highh phosphate intake

most common primary malignant tumor of the lung adenocarcinoma or squmaous cell carcinoma?

which of the following is most imp in prevention of decrease of more than 0.2 units in the pH of the blood when co2 enters?
a.urea formation
b.NH4+ formation in kidney
c.formation of keton bodies
d.excretion of acid urine
e.conversion of HbO2 into Hb

hope this helps
tc
 
which ions impedes absorption of flouride ions in the gut?
a. H and K
b. H &Fe
c. Ca & Fe
d. Na & Ca

acive transport occurs in each of the following except?
collecting duct
bowman's capsule
distal convulated tubule
thick segment of loop of henle
proximal convulated tubule

not very sure about these two..if someone can confirm that will be great
 
what is the highest risk factor for ovarian cancer?

untreated gonorrhoea
having many children
c)oral contraceptive use
d)follicular cyst of ovary
e)family history

what is main product of nitrogen metabolism found in human urine?
urea
ammonia
creatine
uric acid
creatinine

hope this helps
tc
 
which side represents the location of the smallest cusp of the mandibular fisrt molar?

mesiofacial
mesiolingual
distofacial
distolingual


i think it should be distal but that is not there in the options,out of these distofacial is the smallest.
 
which of the following vessel has the highest viscosity:

1- aorta
2- vena cava
3- vasa recta
4- pulmonary vein
5- pulmonary artery

a denta patient has bluish discoloration od mucous membrane that is indicative of cayanosis, this condition is most likely the result of:

1- increased Pco2
2- decreased hemoglobin conc
3- increased RBC conc
4- increased levels of reduced hemoglobin
5- decreased blood flow to the affected area

which of the following charecterizes the generator potential of a receptor:

1-all or non response
2- propagated in a non-decremtnal pattern
3- universally present in all nerve tissues
4- graded according to the strength of the stimulus

which of the following increases the diffusion of oxygen across alveolar membrane:

1- decreasing tempreture
2- increasing cross sectional area
3- decreasing conc gradient
4- increasing tha path length of diffusion

at which stage of gene cloning is restriction nuclease used:

1- isolation of mRNA
2- synthesis of double stranded DNA
3- insertion of cDNA into vector DNA
4- expression of the cloned gene by bacteria
5- introduction of recombinant DNA into bacterial cell

which of th following is te principle allosteric regulator for pyruvate metabolism in liver:

1- ATP
2- NAD
3- citrate
4- cyclic AMP
5- acetyl coA

transmission of an impulse from motor nerce to muscle cell producees:

1- action potential in the muscle cell
2- graded potential in the muscle cell
3- hyperplarization of the muscle cell
4- hypoplarization of the muscle cell
5- alteration in the threshold potential of the muscle cell

durin nuclear processing of hnRNA the portion of the molecule that is removed is:

1- exon
2- anticodon
3- intron
4- codon
5- 5' cap


hope this helps
tc
 
which of the following vessel has the highest viscosity:

1- aorta
2- vena cava
3- vasa recta (ans)
4- pulmonary vein
5- pulmonary artery

a denta patient has bluish discoloration od mucous membrane that is indicative of cayanosis, this condition is most likely the result of:

1- increased Pco2 (ans)
2- decreased hemoglobin conc
3- increased RBC conc
4- increased levels of reduced hemoglobin
5- decreased blood flow to the affected area

which of the following charecterizes the generator potential of a receptor:

1-all or non response
2- propagated in a non-decremtnal pattern
3- universally present in all nerve tissues
4- graded according to the strength of the stimulus (ans)

which of the following increases the diffusion of oxygen across alveolar membrane:

1- decreasing tempreture
2- increasing cross sectional area (ans)
3- decreasing conc gradient
4- increasing tha path length of diffusion

at which stage of gene cloning is restriction nuclease used:

1- isolation of mRNA
2- synthesis of double stranded DNA
3- insertion of cDNA into vector DNA
4- expression of the cloned gene by bacteria
5- introduction of recombinant DNA into bacterial cell (ans)

which of th following is te principle allosteric regulator for pyruvate metabolism in liver:

1- ATP (ans)
2- NAD
3- citrate
4- cyclic AMP
5- acetyl coA

transmission of an impulse from motor nerce to muscle cell producees:

1- action potential in the muscle cell (ans)
2- graded potential in the muscle cell
3- hyperplarization of the muscle cell
4- hypoplarization of the muscle cell
5- alteration in the threshold potential of the muscle cell

durin nuclear processing of hnRNA the portion of the molecule that is removed is:

1- exon
2- anticodon
3- intron (ans)
4- codon
5- 5' cap

thanks
plz correct me if i m wrong
 
from the labial aspect of max canine , the distal margin of the crown , from the contact area to cervical line is normally,
a.convex
b.straight
c.irregular
d.shorter than mesial margin (ans)
e.same lenght as mesial margin

in right lateral excursion, the mesiofacial cusp of the max 1st molar passes through which groove of the mandibular 1st molar?
a.lingual (ans)
b.central
c.mesiofacial

thanks
plz correct me if i m wrong
 
hope this helps
tc


hi goodluck,
can you explain ans of this?
1)removal of ant pitatuary gland result in
a.diabetes
b. loss of capacity to oxidise fat
c.loss of capacity to store sugar
d.increase sensitivity to insulin
 
the distolingual cusp of the right mand 1st molar is fractured by excessive contact with the opposing maxillary molar during right lateral movment . which is the most interference?

a. lingual surface of a maxillary lingual cusp
b. facial surface of a maxillary lingual cusp
c. lingual surface of maxillary facial cusp

on the crown of mandibular canine , the general labial convexity is normally not so great as that of which of the following teeth?
a.max canine
b.max premolars
c.mand premolars
 
the basic principle for DNA sequencing in Sanger procedure derive from which of the following procces:

1- translation
2- transcribtion
3- replication
4- reverse transcribtion

which of the following is the primary site for Ghons complex:

1- trachea and bronchus
2- parenchyma of lower lobe
3- parenchyma of ubber lobe
4- trachea and hilar lymph nodes
5- subplueral parenchyma and hilar lymph nodes

which of the following is chiefly an exreavascualar event:
1- stasis
2- hyperemia
3- chemotaxis
4- margination
5- pavementing

which is the predominant leukocyte in gingival crevicular fluid:

1- monocyte
2- neutrophil
3- plasma cells
4- B lymphocyte
5- T lymphocyte

the microflora of healthy gingival sulcus is predominantely:

1- spirochetes and yeasts
2- gm +ve facultative rods and spirochetes
3- gm +ve facultative cocci and filamentous bacteria
4- gm -ve anaerobic rods ad fusobacteria
5- gm -ve anaerobic cocci and gm +ve facultative focci
 
the distolingual cusp of the right mand 1st molar is fractured by excessive contact with the opposing maxillary molar during right lateral movment . which is the most interference?

a. lingual surface of a maxillary lingual cusp
b. facial surface of a maxillary lingual cusp
c. lingual surface of maxillary facial cusp (ans)

on the crown of mandibular canine , the general labial convexity is normally not so great as that of which of the following teeth?
a.max canine
b.max premolars (ans)
c.mand premolars

Thanks
plz correct me if i m wrong
 
the basic principle for DNA sequencing in Sanger procedure derive from which of the following procces:

1- translation
2- transcribtion
3- replication (ans)
4- reverse transcribtion

which of the following is the primary site for Ghons complex:

1- trachea and bronchus
2- parenchyma of lower lobe (ans)
3- parenchyma of ubber lobe
4- trachea and hilar lymph nodes
5- subplueral parenchyma and hilar lymph nodes

which of the following is chiefly an exreavascualar event:
1- stasis
2- hyperemia
3- chemotaxis (ans)
4- margination
5- pavementing

which is the predominant leukocyte in gingival crevicular fluid:

1- monocyte
2- neutrophil
3- plasma cells
4- B lymphocyte (ans)
5- T lymphocyte

the microflora of healthy gingival sulcus is predominantely:

1- spirochetes and yeasts
2- gm +ve facultative rods and spirochetes (ans)
3- gm +ve facultative cocci and filamentous bacteria
4- gm -ve anaerobic rods ad fusobacteria
5- gm -ve anaerobic cocci and gm +ve facultative focci

Thanks
plz correct me if i m wrong
 
Each of the follwoing is found in retrodiscal pad except:

1- elastic fibers
2- venous plexus
3- collagen fiber
4- hyaline cartilage
5- loose connective tissue

if local anesthetic was deposited in pterygopalatine fossa, which nerve will be anesthetized

1- V1
2- V2
3- V3
4- facial
5- vagus

which of the following is the nerve innervation most thenar muscles

1- ulnar
2- median
3- radial
4- axillary
5- musculocutanuos

which type of connective tissue is found in pulp:

1- loose
2- dense
3- mucoid
4- adipose
5- elastic

Correct me if wrong
 
aspiring dentis, I think the nerve that would be anesthetised in the pterygopaltine fossa is V2

I am confused about something, can someone pls tell me which muscles exactly prevent food from enrtring the nasopharynx?

thanks
 
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