Download KUHS BDS First Year 2013 August 102002 General Human Physiology and Biochemistry Question Paper

Download KUHS (Kerala University of Health Sciences) BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) First Year (1st Year) 2013 August 102002 General Human Physiology and Biochemistry Question Paper.

Reg.No.: ??????????
First Year BDS Degree Examinations - August 2013
General Human Physiology and Biochemistry
Time: 3 Hours Max Marks: 100
? Answer all questions
? Draw diagrams wherever necessary
? Write SECTION A and SECTION B in separate Answer books. Do
not mix up questions from Section A and Section B.
QP CODE:102002 Section A - PHYSIOLOGY Marks: 50
Essay (14)
1. List the steps involved in hemostasis. Name the clotting factors. Explain the intrinsic
mechanism of blood coagulation and add a note on hemophilia. (4+3+5+2=14)
Short essays (2x8=16)
2. Explain the renin- angiotensin -aldosterone mechanism for the regulation of blood
pressure.
3. Draw a normal spirogram. Define the lung volumes and lung capacities with its normal
values. Add a note on significance of vital capacity.
Short notes (5x4=20)
4. Define anemia. Classify anemia based on etiology.
5. Describe the composition and functions of pancreatic juice.
6. Explain the structure of a chemical synapse and transmission of impulses across
synapse.
7. Describe the stages of spermatogenesis. Add a note on factors influencing
spermatogenesis.
8. Mention the normal blood calcium level. Discuss the actions of parathormone
QP CODE:103002 Section B - BIOCHEMISTRY Marks: 50
Essay (14)
1. Define transmethylation. Discuss about the synthesis, functions, catabolism of amino acid
involved in transmethylation reactions and disorders associated with its metabolism.
(2+2+4+3+3=14)
Short essays (2x8=16)
2. Explain the role of insulin and glucagon in regulation of normal blood glucose level.
3. Explain biochemical functions and deficiency manifestation of vitamin C.
Short notes (5x4=20)
4. Dietary fibers.
5. Gout.
6. Ketoacidosis
7. Absorption and transport of iron.
8. Normal serum level and formation of bilirubin.
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