RAN-2006000101020001
FIRST MBBS Examination
October - 2020
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Physiology Paper-I (+MCQ)
[ Total Marks: 100 Time: 3 Hours ]
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Name of the Examination: First MBBS
Name of the Subject: Physiology Paper-I (+MCQ)
Seat No.:
Subject Code No.: 2006000101020001
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Instructions:
- ANSWER section A (MCQ IN OMR SHEET) in first 30 minutes and submit.
- All the sections are compulsory.
- Each section must be answered in separate sheets.
- Each question must be answered relevantly, precisely and to the point.
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SECTION A
Multiple choice question (no negative marking)
Q.1
- J receptors are present in
- Walls of the alveoli
- Walls of trachea
- Pulmonary capillary walls
- Pulmonary interstitium
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- When fully saturated, each gram of normal Hb can combine with ______ ml of oxygen
- 1.34
- 13.4
- 3.14
- 0.34
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- What is the equilibrium potential for potassium ion across the plasma membrane?
- -120 mV
- -60mV
- +90mV
- +120mV
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- Which of the following decreases the length during contraction of skeletal muscle fibres?
- A band of the sarcomere
- I band of the sarcomere
- Z disc of the sarcomere
- Thin filament
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- Resting membrane potential of myelinated nerve fiber is primarily dependent on ______ ion concentration gradient?
- Potassium ion
- Sodium ion
- Chloride ion
- Bicarbonate ion
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- At the end of isovolumic contraction following valvular changes occurs ?
- AV valve closes
- Aortic valve opens
- Aortic valve closes
- Pulmonary valve closes
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- Increase sympathetic activity of the heart causes
- Decrease heart rate
- Decrease atrial contractility
- Decrease ventricular contractility
- Increase norepinephrine release in ventricles
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- If Purkinje fibers become pacemaker of the heart the expected heart rate will be
- 30/min
- 60/min
- 80/min
- 70/min
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- Under normal condition majority sodium reabsorption occurs in following part of nephron
- Proximal tubule
- DCT
- Loop of henle
- Collecting duct
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- Universal donor blood group is
- A
- O
- AB
- B
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- Megaloblastic anemia occurs in
- Iron deficiency anemia
- Hemolytic anemia
- Sideroblastic anemia
- B12 deficiency anemia
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- Meissner's nerve plexus of GIT is situated in
- Mucosa
- Submucosa
- Muscularis mucosa
- Serosa
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- FEV1/FVC ratio is less than normal in
- Pneumonia
- Fibrosis
- Asthma
- Pleural Effusion
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- A person having severe diarrhea leads to
- Respiratory acidosis
- Metabolic acidosis
- Respiratory alkalosis
- Metabolic alkalosis
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- P wave of normal ECG corresponds to
- Atrial depolarization
- Atrial repolarization
- Ventricular repolarization
- Ventricular depolarization
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- Normal GFR is
- 120 ml/min
- 220 ml/min
- 320 ml/min
- 70 ml/min
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- Following are the vital signs in clinics except
- HR
- RR
- Blood pressure
- Pain
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- First heart sound is produced because of
- AV valve closure
- AV valve opening
- Semilunar valve closure
- Rapid filling of ventricles
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- Functions of lysosome is
- intracellular digestion
- Apoptosis
- Both
- None of the above
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- Action potential of cardiac muscle is because of
- Slow channels
- Calcium channels
- Both
- None of the above
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SECTION B
Q. 2
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- Give an account on composition and functions of gastric juice secretion in stomach. Depict HCI secretion by parietal cells in gastric juice.
- Enlist the phases of control of gastric secretion.
(4+4+2)
Q.3 Answer in short (any 5)
- Surfactant
- Vital capacity
- Layers of respiratory membrane and its physiological importance
- Oxygen dissociation curve
- Inspiratory center (DRG)
- Functions of lungs
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(15)
Q.4 Write short notes on (any 3)
- Role of Proximal convoluted tubules
- Inulin clearance test
- Juxtaglomerular apparatus
- Micturition reflex
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(15)
SECTION C
Q.5 Define the terms:
- Cardiac output
- Stroke volume
- Cardiac index
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Discuss the factors and mechanisms which regulate cardiac output.
(3+7)
Q.6 Answer in short (any 5)
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- Myoproteins
- Sarcomere
- Endoplasmic reticulum
- T tubules
- Diffusion
- Types of Muscle fibers
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(15)
Q.7 Write short notes on (any 3)
- Blood group system and significance
- Cell mediated immunity
- Functions of platelets
- Types of hemoglobin
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(15)
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