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1.Vasodilation and increased vasopermeability lasting for several days in area of inflammation,indicate which of the following?
a.thrombosis
b.release of histamine
c.hageman factor activation
d.formation of granulation tissue
e.endothelial cell damage and disruption

ans.e?

2.complication of peptic ulcer that accounts to majority of death/
a.bleeding
b.perforation

ans.b?

3.most likely to be warning sign of impending athersclerotic brain infarction?
a.angina
b.pulmonary embolus
c.myocardial infarction
d.ruptured berry aneurysm
e.TIA

ans.a?

4.right sided heart failure without involement of left sided heart most often with which of the conditions?
a.Corpulmonale
b.chronic congestion of liver

ans.b

5.which molecule on B lymphocytes recognises specific antigen?
a.C3
b.HLA
c.Lymphokine
d.immunoglobulin

ans.d

6.food poisoining best treated with antibiotics?
a.botulism
b.salmonella
c.hepatitis-A
d.Staphylococcal
e.paralytic shellfish poisoing

ans.d

7.each of the folloing disease cos malabsorption except
a.chronic atrophic gastritis
b.obstructive jaundice
c.ulcerative colitis
d.crohns disease
e.giardiasis

ans.c

8.diffuse facial swelling and increase neutrophilic leucocytosis represents
a.cellulitis
b.granulation tissue
c.eosinophilic infiltration
d.granulomatous inflammation
e.proliferation of neutrophils.

ans.a

Someone pls answer these questions..........................
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1.Vasodilation and increased vasopermeability lasting for several days in area of inflammation,indicate which of the following?
a.thrombosis
b.release of histamine
c.hageman factor activation
d.formation of granulation tissue
e.endothelial cell damage and disruption

ans.e? Yeah

2.complication of peptic ulcer that accounts to majority of death/
a.bleeding
b.perforation

ans.b? Yeah

3.most likely to be warning sign of impending athersclerotic brain infarction?
a.angina
b.pulmonary embolus
c.myocardial infarction
d.ruptured berry aneurysm
e.TIA

ans.a? Don't know, I think c is an answer

4.right sided heart failure without involement of left sided heart most often with which of the conditions?
a.Corpulmonale
b.chronic congestion of liver

ans.b --->a

5.which molecule on B lymphocytes recognises specific antigen?
a.C3
b.HLA
c.Lymphokine
d.immunoglobulin

ans.d yeah

6.food poisoining best treated with antibiotics?
a.botulism --->toxin
b.salmonella
c.hepatitis-A ---> virus
d.Staphylococcal ----> toxin
e.paralytic shellfish poisoing --> paralytic ---> involve with toxin

ans.d ----> b

7.each of the folloing disease cos malabsorption except
a.chronic atrophic gastritis
b.obstructive jaundice
c.ulcerative colitis
d.crohns disease
e.giardiasis

ans.c --->d ---> Ulcerative colitis limits to the rectum and colon only

8.diffuse facial swelling and increase neutrophilic leucocytosis represents
a.cellulitis
b.granulation tissue
c.eosinophilic infiltration
d.granulomatous inflammation
e.proliferation of neutrophils.

ans.a Think so
 
thank you HuyetKiem

Immunologic injury that involves activation of complement,as an important event producing damage to tissues is found in which reactions?
a.delayed hypersensitivity
b.anaphylactic "
c.immune complex mediated hypersensitivity
d.antibody dependent cell mmediated cytotoxicity

ans.c

pls correct me
 
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Immunologic injury that involves activation of complement,as an important event producing damage to tissues is found in which reactions?
a.delayed hypersensitivity -- sensitized T - cell -- Type IV
b.anaphylactic " -- Ige --- Type I
c.immune complex mediated hypersensitivity -- Antigen-antibody complexes -- type III
d.antibody dependent cell mmediated cytotoxicity --- Complement dependent -- type II

ans.c ----> d
 
HuyetKiem said:
Immunologic injury that involves activation of complement,as an important event producing damage to tissues is found in which reactions?
a.delayed hypersensitivity -- sensitized T - cell -- Type IV
b.anaphylactic " -- Ige --- Type I
c.immune complex mediated hypersensitivity -- Antigen-antibody complexes -- type III
d.antibody dependent cell mmediated cytotoxicity --- Complement dependent -- type II

ans.c ----> d
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type-11 hypersensitivity:
a.Complement fixing antibodies(where interaction of complement -cos cell lysis
b.Antibody dependent cell mediated cytotoxicity-no complement is involved

hence ,I think it is c.But again I am not sure .pls clarify..........
 
dent02 said:
type-11 hypersensitivity:
a.Complement fixing antibodies(where interaction of complement -cos cell lysis
b.Antibody dependent cell mediated cytotoxicity-no complement is involved

hence ,I think it is c.But again I am not sure .pls clarify..........
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Yeah... you're right. Antibody dependent cell mediated cytotoxicity does not require complement to attack parasite. That is a right answer.
 
no dent02,u r right!answer choice is c!
dent02 said:
type-11 hypersensitivity:
a.Complement fixing antibodies(where interaction of complement -cos cell lysis
b.Antibody dependent cell mediated cytotoxicity-no complement is involved

hence ,I think it is c.But again I am not sure .pls clarify..........
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prady said:
no dent02,u r right!answer choice is c!
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thank you prady!

few more questions:

1.collagen degradation is observed in chronic periodontal diseasecan result from action of collagenase enzymeof oral microbial origin.such enzymes have been demonstrated as
a.porphyromonas sp.
b.lepthothrix buccalis
c.entamoeba gingivalis
d.enterocccus
e.veillonella

ans.a

2.each of following statements about lymphocyte activation is correct expect one?
a.interleukin 5 is a B cell growth and differentiation factor
b.interleukin 2 stimulates proliferation of T and B lymphocytes
c.B lymphocytes recoginze antigen on surface of antigen-presenting cells in context of HLA-D moleules
d.T lymphocytes recognize ag on the surface of antigen presenting cells in context of HLA-B molecules

ans.d

3.Coagulase production by Staphylococcus is important in pathogenicity becos it
a.helps to establish typical abcess
b.helps to establish cellulitis
c.allows organism to adhere tightly to tissue
d.provides polysaccharide capsule to inhibit phagocytosis
e.non specifically binds to Fc portion of IgG molecules

ans.a

pls help me these questions.

each of the folloing disease cos malabsorption except
a.chronic atrophic gastritis
b.obstructive jaundice
c.ulcerative colitis
d.crohns disease
e.giardiasis

I received ans for this question as d.
Someone pls confirm...............................
 
1.most reliable criterion for pathogenicity of Staphylococci
a.hemolysis
b.pigment production(i think)
c.coagulase production

ans.b or c??

2.extravascular event
a.hyperemia
b.chemotaxis
c.margination
d.pavementing

ans.b

3.bone lesion with radiopaque structures radiating from periphery suggests which?
a.osteoblastoma
b.osteosarcoma
c.multiple myeloma
d.giant cell tumor
e.osteitis deformans

ans.c?

4.type of necrosis in pyogenic in fections?
a.coagulative
b.caseous
c.gummatous
d.liquefactive
e.enztmatic fat

ans.d

5.primary tissue transplant ,such as alogenic skin,kidney,heart most commonly rejected becos of ?
a.cell mediated immune response to cell surface alloantigen
b.humoral and cell mediated responses to intracellular tissue specific antigens.

ans.a

6.primary site of ghon complex
a.parenchyma of lower lobes
b.parenchyma of upper lobes

ans.a

pls .............. answer these questions
 
dent02 said:
thank you prady!

few more questions:

1
2.each of following statements about lymphocyte activation is correct expect one?
a.interleukin 5 is a B cell growth and differentiation factor
b.interleukin 2 stimulates proliferation of T and B lymphocytes
c.B lymphocytes recoginze antigen on surface of antigen-presenting cells in context of HLA-D moleules
d.T lymphocytes recognize ag on the surface of antigen presenting cells in context of HLA-B molecules

ans.d
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The answer is "c"
IL 5 makes B cell to undergo class switching
IL 2 stimulates citotoxi T cell
MCH in humans, human leukocyte antigen (HLA), allow T cell to recognize antigen. There are 2 groups, depending on the class (I or II MHC):
Clase I.-
HLA-A
HLA-B
HLA-C
Clase II.-
HLA-DP
HLA-DQ
HLA-DR
So, there is not a HLA-D recognized antigen
 
2.extravascular event
a.hyperemia
b.chemotaxis
c.margination
d.pavementing

ans.b ..............right! migration out of vessels


4.type of necrosis in pyogenic in fections?
a.coagulative
b.caseous
c.gummatous
d.liquefactive
e.enztmatic fat

ans.d
I think it''s "a"coagulative, coz it's the most common. But not sure.
 
thank you very much mam6701e
 
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dent02 said:
1
5.primary tissue transplant ,such as alogenic skin,kidney,heart most commonly rejected becos of ?
a.cell mediated immune response to cell surface alloantigen
b.humoral and cell mediated responses to intracellular tissue specific antigens.

ans.a
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right, since it is tipe IV hypersensitivity, it is a delayed type hypersensitivity.
So, there are not antibody and complemet envolved
 
dent02 said:
thank you very much mam6701e
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your very welcome
please correct me if I am wrong
 
1.Vasodilation and increased vasopermeability lasting for several days in area of inflammation,indicate which of the following?
a.thrombosis
b.release of histamine
c.hageman factor activation
d.formation of granulation tissue
e.endothelial cell damage and disruption

ans.e

2.complication of peptic ulcer that accounts to majority of death/
a.bleeding
b.perforation

ans. b

3.most likely to be warning sign of impending athersclerotic brain infarction?
a.angina
b.pulmonary embolus
c.myocardial infarction
d.ruptured berry aneurysm
e.TIA

ans.e

4.right sided heart failure without involement of left sided heart most often with which of the conditions?
a.Corpulmonale
b.chronic congestion of liver

ans.a

5.which molecule on B lymphocytes recognises specific antigen?
a.C3
b.HLA
c.Lymphokine
d.immunoglobulin

ans.d

6.food poisoining best treated with antibiotics?
a.botulism
b.salmonella
c.hepatitis-A
d.Staphylococcal
e.paralytic shellfish poisoing

ans.d

7.each of the folloing disease cos malabsorption except
a.chronic atrophic gastritis
b.obstructive jaundice
c.ulcerative colitis
d.crohns disease
e.giardiasis

ans.c

8.diffuse facial swelling and increase neutrophilic leucocytosis represents
a.cellulitis
b.granulation tissue
c.eosinophilic infiltration
d.granulomatous inflammation
e.proliferation of neutrophils.

ans. a
 
dent02 said:
1.most reliable criterion for pathogenicity of Staphylococci
a.hemolysis
b.pigment production(i think)
c.coagulase production

ans. C

2.extravascular event
a.hyperemia
b.chemotaxis
c.margination
d.pavementing

ans.b

3.bone lesion with radiopaque structures radiating from periphery suggests which?
a.osteoblastoma
b.osteosarcoma
c.multiple myeloma
d.giant cell tumor
e.osteitis deformans

ans. B

4.type of necrosis in pyogenic in fections?
a.coagulative
b.caseous
c.gummatous
d.liquefactive
e.enztmatic fat

ans.d

5.primary tissue transplant ,such as alogenic skin,kidney,heart most commonly rejected becos of ?
a.cell mediated immune response to cell surface alloantigen
b.humoral and cell mediated responses to intracellular tissue specific antigens.

ans.a

6.primary site of ghon complex
a.parenchyma of lower lobes
b.parenchyma of upper lobes

ans. what other options??
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doc12 said:
dent02 said:
1.most reliable criterion for pathogenicity of Staphylococci
a.hemolysis
b.pigment production(i think)
c.coagulase production

ans. C

2.extravascular event
a.hyperemia
b.chemotaxis
c.margination
d.pavementing

ans.b

3.bone lesion with radiopaque structures radiating from periphery suggests which?
a.osteoblastoma
b.osteosarcoma
c.multiple myeloma
d.giant cell tumor
e.osteitis deformans

ans. B

4.type of necrosis in pyogenic in fections?
a.coagulative
b.caseous
c.gummatous
d.liquefactive
e.enztmatic fat

ans.d

5.primary tissue transplant ,such as alogenic skin,kidney,heart most commonly rejected becos of ?
a.cell mediated immune response to cell surface alloantigen
b.humoral and cell mediated responses to intracellular tissue specific antigens.

ans.a

6.primary site of ghon complex
a.parenchyma of lower lobes
b.parenchyma of upper lobes

ans. what other options??
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thank you very much doc12!

6.primary site of ghon complex

a.parenchyma of lower lobes
b.parenchyma of upper lobes
c.trachea and bronchus
d.trachea and hilar lymph nodes
e.subpleural parenchyma and hilar lymph node
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dent02 said:
doc12 said:
thank you very much doc12!

6.primary site of ghon complex

a.parenchyma of lower lobes
b.parenchyma of upper lobes
c.trachea and bronchus
d.trachea and hilar lymph nodes
e.subpleural parenchyma and hilar lymph node
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ans.e?

pls correct me
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collagen degradation in chronic periodontal disease result directly from action of collagenase enzyme of oral microbial origin such enzymes are components of ?
a.porphyromonas
b.lepthothrix buccalis
c.entamoeba gingivalis
d.enterococcus faecalis
e.veillonella

ans.a or e?
 
each is characteristic of HSV-1 expect
a.most infections subclinical
b.latent virus resides in neural ganglia
c.most lesions occur in and around oral cavity
d.recurrent lesions more severe than primary
e.lipid solvents would be expected to inactivate the virus

ans.d or e?

pls answer...........

aspiration of food result in each of the following expect
a.pneumonia
b.pueumothorax
c.lung abcess
d.absorption atelectasis
e.death from asphyxiation

ans.b
 
dent02 said:
each is characteristic of HSV-1 expect
a.most infections subclinical
b.latent virus resides in neural ganglia
c.most lesions occur in and around oral cavity
d.recurrent lesions more severe than primary
e.lipid solvents would be expected to inactivate the virus

ans.d or e?

pls answer...........

aspiration of food result in each of the following expect
a.pneumonia
b.pueumothorax
c.lung abcess
d.absorption atelectasis
e.death from asphyxiation

ans.b
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1. e
2. b
 
ans to 1st q is d.
HSV1 r inactivated by lipid solvents. so e is true.
 
plz ans this q

which is the most common bronchogenic carcinoma.(adeno /sq cell) & what is the commenest site of metastasis.

ans of first q is different in decks & kaplan.

plz ans it
 
Answer to first q is sq cell. lymphatic system is the commenest site for metastasis. Correct me if I'm wrong

drarch said:
plz ans this q

which is the most common bronchogenic carcinoma.(adeno /sq cell) & what is the commenest site of metastasis.

ans of first q is different in decks & kaplan.

plz ans it
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vpg said:
dent02 said:
i think its parenchyma of the upper lobe.....
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initially I marked as parenchyma pf upper lobe.But again reactivation occurs in the upper lobe becos of increase oxygen tension.calcified tubercle in middle or lower lung is called ghon focus.ghon focus+hilar lymph nodesis ghon complex.
Since question is primary site of ghon complex:
not sure if b or e ?

Confused ,pls correct me............................................ :confused:
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dent02 said:
doc12 said:
thank you very much doc12!

6.primary site of ghon complex

a.parenchyma of lower lobes
b.parenchyma of upper lobes
c.trachea and bronchus
d.trachea and hilar lymph nodes
e.subpleural parenchyma and hilar lymph node
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The answer is e.
hialar lymph nodes r almost always involved in Ghon's complex
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idudette said:
dent02 said:
The answer is e.
hialar lymph nodes r almost always involved in Ghon's complex
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i agree to you, answer is e if not hilar then it would be mediastinal

but if the question was primary lesion of ghons focus ?
,then answer would be

upper lobe of lung
or
apical part of lower lobe
:thumbup:
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thank you austin,idudette and mekha!!!

few more questions.............

1. A 0.2 mole/liter NaCl solution and a 0.2 mole/liter glucose solution are separated by a membrance that is
impermeable to these solutes but is permeable to water. Which of the following statements is CORRECT?

A. There will be no net movement of water to either solution.
B. Water will go from the glucose to the saline solution.
C. Water will go from the saline to the glucose solution.
D. Concentration of glucose will decrease.
E. Concentration of NaCl will increase

ans.b

2.blood velcity is slowest in which?

a.vein
b.venule
c.artery
d.arteriole
e.capillary

ans.e

3.overventilation of lung results in

a.decrease H+ conc. in blood
b.increased H+ conc. in blood
c.increase pulmonary uptake of o2
d.decrease " "

ans.a

4.which is the first group of the following pairs likely to be located on the surface of globular protein than the second group

a.CONH2 -COOH
B.CH2 CH(CH3)2
C.CH2OH NH4
D.CH3 CH2OH
E.CH2SH COO

ANS.C?

5.whch of following tissue uses ketone bodies as major fuel in fed state

a.brain
b.liver
c.muscle
d.adipose
e.rbc


6.Best describes G proteins

a.important components of steriod hormone signal transduction.
b.they are self inactivating
c.catalyze rtn that produces DAG
d.tightly bound to adenyl cyclase
e.usually inactivate protein kinase C

ans.a or b?

7.typical role of vit.C

a.coenzyme
b.reducing agent

ans.b

pls answer..............
 
1.each of the following polymers are correctly paired with activated precusor of polymer expect one.

a.sucrose-dextran
b.glucose-glycogen
c.sucrose-mutan
d.UDP-glucose-glycogen
e.sucrose-levan

pls answer..............................
 
1.adminstration of 90:10 nitrous oxide to patient which of the following occurs?

a.metabolic acidosis
b.respiratory acidosis
c.respiratory alkalosis
d.metabolic alkalosis

ans.b

2.during which of the following would blood flow to left coronary be greatest in resting individual?

a.late systole
b.early systole
c.late diastole
d.early diastole

ans.c

3.which best describes hydroxyapitate in enamel

a.has higher solubility than fluoroapitate
b.has a solubility that decreases as ph decreases

ans.b?

4.EKG shows P wave occuring in S-T segment .this would indicate ectopic beats in

a.atra
b.A-V node
c.lower portion of bundle of HIs
d.upper portion of bundle of His

ans.b

pls answer................................................................................
 
1.which has highest viscosity

a.aorta
b.vena cava
c.vasa recta
d.pulmanary vein
e.pulmonary artery

ans.b?

2.during period of isovolumetric contraction whic of the following happens

a.left ventricular pressure is raising rapidly
b.aortic pressure is less than lft. ventricular pr.
c.rt.ventricular pr.is> than lft. ventricular pr.

ans.a

3.transmission of impulses from motor nerve to muscle cell regularly produces

a.action potential in muscle cell
b.graded potential in muscle cell
c.hyperpolarisation of muscle cell
d.hypopolarisation of muscle cell

ans.b

4.best describes dna ligase

a.seals single stranded nicks in dna
b.proof reads dna base pairing
c.prevent polymerase from falling off the dna
d.removes rna primer from lagging strand

ans.a

5.reduced serum potassium produce which of the following

a.reduced membrane threshold potential
b.elevated " " "
c.hyperpolarized`cell membrane potential
d.hypopolarised cell membrane potential
e.hyperactive neuromuscular reflexes

ans.c?

6.which represents the pressure change when diaphragm and external intercostal muscles simultaneously contract?

a.alveolar pressure decreases
b.alveolar pressure incrases
c.intraplueral pr.decreases
d.intraplueral pr. increases

ans .d

I know it is lot of questions ,but if someone can answer these questions it would be reallyhelpfull.
thx
 
pls reply.......................................
 
pls answer???.......................................................
 
dent02 said:
collagen degradation in chronic periodontal disease result directly from action of collagenase enzyme of oral microbial origin such enzymes are components of ?
a.porphyromonas
b.lepthothrix buccalis
c.entamoeba gingivalis
d.enterococcus faecalis
e.veillonella

the ans is A.. porphyromonas is collagenase producing
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.............

1. A 0.2 mole/liter NaCl solution and a 0.2 mole/liter glucose solution are separated by a membrance that is
impermeable to these solutes but is permeable to water. Which of the following statements is CORRECT?

A. There will be no net movement of water to either solution.
B. Water will go from the glucose to the saline solution.
C. Water will go from the saline to the glucose solution.
D. Concentration of glucose will decrease.
E. Concentration of NaCl will increase

ans.b

2.blood velcity is slowest in which?

a.vein
b.venule
c.artery
d.arteriole
e.capillary

ans.e

3.overventilation of lung results in

a.decrease H+ conc. in blood
b.increased H+ conc. in blood
c.increase pulmonary uptake of o2
d.decrease " "

ans.a

4.which is the first group of the following pairs likely to be located on the surface of globular protein than the second group

a.CONH2 -COOH
B.CH2 CH(CH3)2
C.CH2OH NH4
D.CH3 CH2OH
E.CH2SH COO

ANS. NOT SURE

5.whch of following tissue uses ketone bodies as major fuel in fed state

a.brain
b.liver
c.muscle
d.adipose
e.rbc


6.Best describes G proteins

a.important components of steriod hormone signal transduction.
b.they are self inactivating
c.catalyze rtn that produces DAG
d.tightly bound to adenyl cyclase
e.usually inactivate protein kinase C

ans. i think its b

7.typical role of vit.C

a.coenzyme
b.reducing agent

ans.b
 
1.adminstration of 90:10 nitrous oxide to patient which of the following occurs?

a.metabolic acidosis
b.respiratory acidosis
c.respiratory alkalosis
d.metabolic alkalosis

ans.b

2.during which of the following would blood flow to left coronary be greatest in resting individual?

a.late systole
b.early systole
c.late diastole
d.early diastole

ans.c

3.which best describes hydroxyapitate in enamel

a.has higher solubility than fluoroapitate
b.has a solubility that decreases as ph decreases

ans. a

4.EKG shows P wave occuring in S-T segment .this would indicate ectopic beats in

a.atra
b.A-V node
c.lower portion of bundle of HIs
d.upper portion of bundle of His

ans. i think its c
 
1.which has highest viscosity

a.aorta
b.vena cava
c.vasa recta
d.pulmanary vein
e.pulmonary artery

ans.b

2.during period of isovolumetric contraction whic of the following happens

a.left ventricular pressure is raising rapidly
b.aortic pressure is less than lft. ventricular pr.
c.rt.ventricular pr.is> than lft. ventricular pr.

ans.a

3.transmission of impulses from motor nerve to muscle cell regularly produces

a.action potential in muscle cell
b.graded potential in muscle cell
c.hyperpolarisation of muscle cell
d.hypopolarisation of muscle cell

ans.b

4.best describes dna ligase

a.seals single stranded nicks in dna
b.proof reads dna base pairing
c.prevent polymerase from falling off the dna
d.removes rna primer from lagging strand

ans.a

5.reduced serum potassium produce which of the following

a.reduced membrane threshold potential
b.elevated " " "
c.hyperpolarized`cell membrane potential
d.hypopolarised cell membrane potential
e.hyperactive neuromuscular reflexes

ans. not sure,but i feel its c

6.which represents the pressure change when diaphragm and external intercostal muscles simultaneously contract?

a.alveolar pressure decreases
b.alveolar pressure incrases
c.intraplueral pr.decreases
d.intraplueral pr. increases

ans . c
 
thank you very much doc12 !
 
which of the following represent the principle allosteric regulator of pyruvat metabolism in the liver?
ATP
NAD
Citrate
ACETYL COA
 
goblet cells r absent in
caecum
rectum
colon
stomach
duodenum
 
varicella zoster spread through wich route?
a]respiratory
b]skin to skin
c]oral anal
parenterally

2]wich one of them accounts for majority of deaths in peptic ulcer?
1]haemmorhage
2]perforation


3]wich one of them is impending sign for atherosclerotic brain infarction?
a]angina
b]MI
c]schemic attacks
d]berry aneurysm


4]wich of the food poisoning is treated with antibiotics?
1]salmonella
2]botulism
3]staphylococcus
pls someone answer this q
thank u
 
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