1) Glucagon influence the liver to release the a. sugar b. glucose c. salts d. blood cells
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2) The hormone which forces the liver to secrete glucose in the blood is called a. vasosteriods b. testosterone c. glucagon d. insulin
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3) The white matter of the spinal cord is made of a. myelinated dendrite b. non myelinated dendrite c. myelinated axon d. non myelinated axon
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4) The size of the pupil is adjusted by a. ciliary muscles b. retina c. eye socket d. muscles of iris
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5) If a person lacks iodine, the thyroid gland will be a. swell b. short c. enlarge d. damage
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6) Considering the internal structure of the human ear, the center of the inner ear is called a. incus b. malleus c. oval window d. vestibule
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7) Glands without duct are called a. endocrine glands b. exocrine glands c. ductless glands d. ducted glands
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8) The two types of feedback mechanism are a. plus and minus b. above and below c. positive and negative d. constructive and destructive
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9) There is only one axon and many dendrites in a. motor neurons b. sensory neurons c. rotator neurons d. saltatory neurons
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10) Clusters of neuron cell bodies outside CNS are called a. axons b. ganglia c. nerves d. dendrites
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11) The wax and hairs in the auditory canal protect from a. pollution b. air c. small insects d. light
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12) Patients of epilepsy have to take medicines a. monthly b. yearly c. hourly d. daily
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13) The principles of pinhole camera are described by a. Ibn Sina b. Al Beruni c. Ibn al-Haithem d. Ali ibn Isa
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14) The smallest bone present in the human body is a. pinna ligament b. aqueous wax c. stapes d. vitreous wax
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15) In the hindbrain, the part of the brain through which the information passes between the brain and spinal cord is called a. temporal lobe b. occipital lobe c. medulla oblongata and pons d. cerebrum
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16) Motor functions are controlled by a. frontal lobe b. parietal lobe c. occipital lobe d. temporal lobe
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17) In animals and man, the nervous system is composed of components that includes a. central nervous system only b. peripheral nervous system only c. myelin nervous system d. central nervous system and peripheral nervous system
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18) Sensory pathway conducts impulses from a. receptors to central nervous system b. central nervous system to effectors c. glands to effectors d. glands to receptors
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19) In bright light, pupil a. dilates b. constricts c. remains same d. none of above
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20) The forebrain is highly developed in a. humans b. birds c. animals d. reptiles
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21) The fatty layer secreted by Schwann cells is classified as a. malign coating b. Schwann coating c. ranvier sheath d. myelin sheath
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22) The Pons which is part of the medulla of hindbrain coordinates a. controls emotions and thinking b. controls rage and pain c. controls vomiting and coughing d. breathing
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23) The dip in the retina which is packed with the cone cells and is located opposite to the lens is called a. cornea disc b. choroid disc c. optical disc d. fovea
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24) The ear is protected from small insects, germs and dust by a. special fluid b. pinna c. tympanum d. wax and hair
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25) Rhodopsin a pigment is present in a. retina b. iris c. cornea d. rods
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26) The thyroid gland is located a. below larynx b. above larynx c. below Oesophagus d. near right pair of rib
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27) Considering the response of effectors, the long-living and slow response is produced by a. gland coordination b. endocrine coordination c. nervous coordination d. chemical coordination
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28) The person suffering from the short sight disorder is not able to see the a. distant objects clearly b. near objects clearly c. blue objects clearly d. red objects clearly
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29) The vasopressin and oxytocin hormone is secreted by the a. posterior lobe of pituitary gland b. anterior lobe of pituitary gland c. anterior lobe of thyroid gland d. posterior lobe of thyroid gland
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30) Considering 10 hours after the intake of food, the normal blood glucose level (per 100 ml) is a. 70 to 99 mg b. 100 to 125 mg c. 126 to 140 mg d. 50 to 70 mg
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