RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
1. Cori cycle is significant for
1) removal of NH2 group from amino acid 2) conversion of
ammonia into urea
3)
detoxification of toxic substances that enter into gut
4)
conversion of lactic acid into glycogen
2. Read the following and choose the
correct combinations
I. Vein with 95 mmHg of pO2
comes out from lungs
II. Artery with 40 mmHg of pO2
emerges out from right atrium
III. Veins with 40 mmHg of pO2
emerge out from tissues/organs
IV. Main artery with 95 mmHg of pO2
emerges out from left ventricle
1) All are correct 2) I, III and IV 3) I, II and III 4) I and II only
3. Inspiratory capacity means
1) Residual
volume + Inspiratory reserve volume 2)
Tidal volume + Inspiratory reserve volume
3) Tidal
volume + Residual volume
4) Tidal
volume + Residual volume + Inspiratory reserve volume
4. Read the following and arrange them in an
order
A. Primary
bronchiole B.
Secondary bronchiole C. Terminal
bronchiole
D. Tertiary
bronchiole E.
Respiratory bronchiole
1) A-B-C-D-E 2) A-B-D-C-E 3) A-C-D-B-E 4) A-B-D-E-C
5. Match
the following and choose the correct answer
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List-I
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List-II
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A. Pneumoconiosis
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i. Comes under COPDs
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B. Black lung disease
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ii. Inhalation of coal dust
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C. Emphysema
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iii. A type of siderosis
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D. Uremia
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iv. Excessive urea in blood
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v. Less amount of urea in blood
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1) A-iv, B-i, C-v and D-ii 2)
A-iii, B-ii, C-i and D-v
3)
A-iii, B-ii, C-i and D-iv 4) A-i, B-iii, C-iv and D-ii
6. Emphysema is
characterized by
1. Larger but fewer alveoli 2. Less fibrous and more elastic
alveoli
3.
Increased surface area for gaseous exchange 4. Swelling of mucous lining of bronchi
7. Gap between vocal cords
is
1. Mediastinum 2.
Rima glottidis 3. Adam’s apple 4. Foramen ovale
8. Inspiration occurs when
there is
1. Decrease in pulmonary volume 2. Contraction of internal
intercostal muscles
3. Decrease in intra-pulmonary
pressure 4. Detection of increase in
pH by medulla
9.
The difference in the partial pressure of oxygen of alveolar air and pulmonary
capillaries that favours the diffusion of oxygen from the alveolar air into the
blood in the pulmonary capillaries is
1)
5 mm Hg 2) 40 mm Hg 3) 64 mm Hg 4)
45 mm Hg
10.
For the formation of bright red in colour component (Oxyhaemoglobin) during
oxygenation, which factors are responsible?
1)
Low P
, low PC
, lesser
concentration and lower temperature
2) Low P
, higher PC
, lesser
concentration and lower temperature
3) High P
, low PC
, lesser
concentration and lower temperature
4) High P
, low PC
, higher
concentration and higher temperature
11.
Assertion (A): Pulmonary volume can not be directly altered.
Reason (R): The volume of
thoracic cavity will be reflected in the lung cavity as the outer pleural membrane is in close contact
with thoracic lining and the inner pleural
membrane is in contact with lung
surface.
1)
Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A
2) Both A and R are true and R is not
the correct explanation of A
3) A is true but R is false 4)
A is false but R is true
12.
The chronic disorder in which lungs have larger but fewer alveoli due to damage
to the alveolar partition tissue is called
1)
Asthama 2) Bronchitis 3) Pneumonia 4) Emphysema
13.
Identify incorrect statement
1)
All vertebro-sternal ribs are true ribs 2)
All floating ribs are vertebro-sternal ribs
3) All thoracic vertebrae involve in
the formation of rib cage
4) All vertebro-chondral ribs are
false ribs
14.
Increase of carbon dioxide in the blood and decrease in the pH results in the
reduction of affinity of hemoglobin for oxygen
is
1)
Bohr Effect 2) Halden Effect 3) Hamburger`s phenomenon4) Chloride
shift
15.
Functional Residual capacity (FRC) in an healthy human is
1)
More than residual volume 2)
Less than residual volume
3) More than vital capacity 4) Equal to vital capacity
16.
Increase
of intra-pulmonary pressure above that of atmospheric pressure is due to the
1)Contraction
of external intercostal muscles
2)Relaxation
of external intercostal muscles
3)Contraction
of radial muscles
4)Relaxation
of lateral abdominal muscles
17.
Study
the following sets and choose the correct answer
Respiratory Process Volume
of air
Volume/ capacity
A) IRV Volume of air that can 6000-8000 ml
be
inhaled during normal
breathing
B) RV Volume
of air in the lungs after 1100-1200
ml
normal
exhalation
C) IC Volume
of air that can be inhaled after 2000-2500
ml
normal
exhalation
D) FRC Volume
of air that remains in the lungs 2100-2300
ml
after
forcible expiration
1)A
& B 2)B,C
&D 3)B & D 4)None
18.
Non
COPD in the following is
1)Emphysema 2)Asthma 3)Chronic bronchitis 4)Pneumonia
19.
Match
the following and choose the correct answer
A)Respiratory rhythm centre I)Elimination of
CO2 and H+
B)Chemo-sensitive area II)Response
to low oxygen level
C)Pneumotaxic centre III)
Control of breathing
D)Receptors in aortic arch and
carotid arteryIV) Feedback to respiratory rhythm centre
V)Alternation
of respiratory rate
A B C D A B C D
1) II IV V I 2) III II V IV
3) III I V IV 4) II V I IV
20. Incorrect statement related to liver
1) It is both haemopioetic and
erythroclastic
2) It produces both clotting and
anti-clotting susbstances
3) It is centre of both glycogenesis
and glycogenolysis
4) It secretes both glycolytic
and lipolytic enzymes
21. Change of purplish bluish red haemoglobin
into bright red haemoglobin is due to
1)
Oxidation 2)
Oxygenation
3)
Deoxygenetion 4)
Oxygen – haemoglobin dissociation
22. Identify
the correct combinations
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pO2
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% saturation of
haemoglobin
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O2 unloaded
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I
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20 mm Hg
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35%
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62%
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II
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100 mmHg
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87%
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0%
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III
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40 mmHg
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75%
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22%
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1)
All 2) I
& II 3) II &
III 4)
I & III
23. Identify the correct statement related to
the enzyme, carbonic anydrase
1) Present only in RBC
and absent in the plasma
2)
Catalyses both formation and dissociation of carbonic acid
3)
Catalyses formation of carbamino-haemoglobin
4)
Catalyses only the formation of carbonic acid
24. Which
of the following events occur at the tissues
A. Hamburger’s phenomenon B. Oxygenation
C. Dissociation of oxyhaemoglobin D. Dissociation of carbaminohaemoglobin
1) Only A & B 2) A, B &c C 3) Only A & C 4) All
25. Disorder in which lungs have larger but fewer
alveoli and more fibrous and less elastic state is
1)
pneumonia 2) bronchitis 3) emphysema 4) asthma
26. Glucose, aminoacids and sodium ions present
in glomerular filtrate are reabsorbed in
1)
Proximal convoluted tubule 2)
Distal convoluted tubule
3)
Ascending limb of loop of Henle 4)
Both proximal and distal convoluted tubules