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Download RUHS MBBS 1st Year Physiology Paper II Jan 2023 Question Paper

Download RUHS (Rajasthan University for Health Sciences) MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery) 1st Year (First Year) Physiology Paper II Jan 2023 Previous Question Paper

This post was last modified on 22 September 2025

RUHS
First Year MBBS Examination
I MBBS PHYSIOLOGY PAPER II
Time: 3 hours Max Marks: 100
Date: 23-01-2023

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Instructions: INSTRUCTIONS: Attempt all
questions in both sections: (Use separate
answer book for each section)
Section 1
1. Fill in the blanks: (6)

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a. The haematocrit of venous blood is greater
than arterial blood because of a
phenomenon called _________________
b. The WBCs that increase in allergic
conditions are _________________

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c. The first plasma protein to appear in urine
in renal diseases is _________________
d. The hormone involved in the initiation of
the migrating motor complexes is
_________________ syndrome.

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e. Cerebral ischemia in third degree heart
block may lead to _________________
f. The decrease in the affinity of 02 for

haemoglobin when the pH of blood falls is
known as. _________________

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2. Answer the following MCQ: (4)
a. All are associated with hemolysis
EXCEPT: a) G6PD deficiency b) Sickle cell
anemia c) Physiological jaundice d)
Pernicious anemia

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b. Reabsorption of Na* in kidney: a) Takes
place in association with CI- & HCO3 b)
Occurs only in the proximal tubules c) is
under control of parathormone hormone d)
Is a passive process

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c. ECG wave corresponding to ventricular
repolarization is: a) P wave b) QRS
complex c) T wave d) U wave
d. Air remaining in lungs after tidal expiration
is called: a) Functional residual capacity b)

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Residual volume c) Expiratory reserve
volume d) Expiratory capacity
3. Person A takes deep breaths at slow
respiratory rate. (Tidal volume 600 ml
&respiratory rate 10/min). Another person B

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shallow breaths at high respiratory (15)
yrate15pulmonary ventilation and alveolar
ventilation. Who, do you think is having
better(TV: 300ml & RR 20/min). Considering
their dead space air as 150 ml, calculate their

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alveolar ventilation and why? Add a note on
periodic breathing.

4. Write short note on (Any Five). (10)
a. Secretion of HCI by stomach.
b. Antigen presenting cells.

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c. Surfactant in lungs. (C1-408)
d. Reabsorption of f glucose in kidneys.
e. ECG in myocardial infarction
f. Spherocytosis.
5. Explain briefly (Any Three). (15)

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a. Gastrointestinal hormones.
b. Regulation of ECF volume by kidney.
c. Nutritional anemias.
d. Cardiac cycle (C1-287)
Section 2

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6. Describe with the help of diagrams, the
countercurrent mechanism for generation
hyperosmolar medulla in kidney. What is the
significance of the 'U' shape, long size (20)
and low blood supply is vasa recta? State the

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role of urea in concentrating urine. 20
7. What will happen and why (Any Five). (10)
a. To GFR if a person takes protein rich diet.
b. To cardiac output during exercise. (A.599)
(8.215)

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c. To rate of respiration at high altitudes.
d. To RBC count in patients of chronic renal
failure.
e. To PR interval in first degree heart block.

f. To reticulocyte count if a person is treated

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for anemia.
8. Explain briefly (Any Four). (20)
a. Fetal circulation.
b. Oxygen hemoglobin dissociation curve.
(C1-435)

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c. Bicarbonate reabsorption in PCT.
d. Physiological jaundice.
e. Role of baroreceptors in regulating blood
pressure.
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