Download VNSGU MBBS 1st Year 2021 January Biochemistry Paper I Question Paper

Download VNSGU (Veer Narmad South Gujarat University or South Gujarat University) MBBS ?(Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) 1st Year 2021 January Biochemistry Paper I Previous Question Paper


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1st MBBS Examination

January - 2021

Biochemistry -Paper-1

(New CBME Pattern)

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1st MBBS

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Biochemistry -Paper-1 (New CBME Pattern)

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Section A: MCQ









(20 Marks)

Instructions:

1. All questions are compulsory

2. Each MCQ has only one correct answer

3. One mark for correct answer. No negative marking

4. If more than one answer is ticked, it will be treated as wrong answer

5. Any tempering with answer will be treated as wrong answer

6. Use only ball point black pen. Pencil is strictly prohibited

7. Correct answer must be marked on OMR sheet with black pen & submit in

first30minutes

1.

Which of the following is not a reducing sugar?



a) Lactose

b) Maltose



c) Sucrose

d) Fructose

2.

Spermatozoainseminalfluidutilizesthefollowingsugarforitsmetabolism



a) Galactose

b) Glucose



c) Fructose

d) Mannose

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Rancidity of butter is prevented by addition of



a) Vitamin D

b)

Tocopherols



c) Biotin

d) Copper

4

Irreversible steps of Glycolysis are catalyzed by:



a) Hexokinase, Phosphofructokinase, Pyruvate Kinase



b) Glucokinase, Pyruvate Kinase, Glyceraldehyde 3 Phosphate

Dehydrogenase



c) Hexokinase, Phospho Glycerate Kinase, Pyruvate Kinase



d) Pyruvate Kinase, Fructose 1,6 Bisphosphatase, Phosphofructokinase

5

Peripheral neuropathy occurs due to accumulation of which of the

following sugar?



a) Sorbitol

b) Mannitol



c) Ribitol

d) Glycerol

6

Fatty acid oxidation does takes place in



a) Cytoplasm

b)

Mitochondria



c) Golgi apparatus

d)

Endoplasmic reticulum

7

Obesitygenerallyreflectsexcessintakeofenergyandisoftenassociated

with the development of



a) Nervousness



b) Non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus



c) Colon cancer



d) Mood elevation

8

Which of the following cytochrome is involved in biotransformation of

xenobiotics?



a) Cytochrome c

b)

Cytochrome b



c) Cytochrome P

d)

Cytochrome al

450

9

SDA of food is highest for:



a) Carbohydrates

b) Fats



c) Iron



d) Proteins

10

RegardingHMPshuntallofthefollowingaretrue,EXCEPT



a) Occurs in cytosol



b) No ATP produced



c) Active in adipose tissue, liver, lactating mammary gland, adrenal gland



d) Oxidative phase generates NADPH and non oxidative phase generates

pyruvate

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11

Which of the following carbohydrate is used to measure glomerular

filtrationrate?



a) Inulin

b) Chitin



c) Dextran

d) Sucrose

12

All are true about HbA 1 c, except



a) Fasting sample is not required



b) Gives status of long-term glucose control

c) Samplemustbecollectedinfluoridebulb



d) HbAlc more than 9% indicates poor control

13

Bloodurealevelishighinall,EXCEPT



a) Renal failure



b) Dehydration



c) Hepatic failure



d) Prostate hypertrophy

14

BMR is decreased in



a) Cold climate

b)

During exercise



c) Age 4 to 6 years

d)

Hypothyroidism

15

Hemolyzed sample is not suitable for estimation of which parameter?



a) Sodium

b) Potassium



c) Chloride

d) Calcium

16

Increased H+, decreased HCO ? and decreased pCO are seen in

3

2



a) Metabolic acidosis

b)

Metabolic alkalosis



c) Respiratory acidosis

d)

Respiratory alkalosis

17

Thepredominantcationofintracellularfluidis



a) K+

b) Na+



c) Mg2+



d)

Ca2+

18

Whichofthefollowingstatement(s)aboutdietaryfiberis/aretrue



a) Fibers helps in reducing risk of colon cancer



b) Fiber lowers serum cholesterol levels



c) Promotes the normal motility of the gut and prevents constipation



d) All of the above

19

Chronic alcoholism poses a risk of



a) Lactic acidosis



b) Hepatic cirrhosis



c) Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome



d) All of the above

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Whichofthefollowingdietarymeasure(s)is/areconsideredas

`cardio protective'?



a) Consuming large quantities of PUFA

b) RestrictingSFAtolessthan10%oftotalcalorieintake

c) Addingmorefibertodiet



d) All of the above

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Section

B:





(40

Marks)

Q 2:

Long Answer Questions (ANY TWO)

(2 ? 10 = 20)



a) Enumerate functions of Cholesterol. Describe the synthesis of

cholesterol. Add a note-on its regulation. What are other fate of acetyl

CoA(2+4+2+2=10)marks).



b) What is gluconeogenesis? What is the importance of gluconeogenesis?

Name the substrate used for gluconeogenesis. Describe the pathways of

gluconeogenesis Name disease/condition in which gluconeogenesis is

significantlyenhanced(1+2+1+5+1=10marks).



c) Describe the dietary sources, absorption, daily requirement, biochemical

functions and disorders of calcium metabolism. Add a note on regulation

serumcalciumlevel(1+2+1+2+1+3=10marks).

Q 3:

Brief Answer Questions (ANY TEN)



(10 ? 2 = 20)



a) Biochemical basis of respiratory distress syndrome in newborns.

b) Defineglycemicindexandstateitsimportance.



c) What is glycated hemoglobin? Write its normal range and clinical

significance.



d) Lactose intolerance



e) Biochemical basis of Wilson disease



f) Lysosomes are called suicidal bags, justify.



g) Functions of iron.



h) Metabolic acidosis

i) Describethebiomedicalimportanceofdietaryfibres



j) Essential fatty acids: names, biochemical basis of essentiality,

functionsanddeficiencymanifestations,

k) Writeanytworeactionsofdetoxificationbyconjugation.

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Section C

Q 4:

Short answer questions (ANY FOUR)

(4 ? 5 = 20)



a) Discuss essential elements of communication in medical encounters.

Construct a plan for effective patient-doctor communication (3+2 Marks).



b) Classify phospholipids with example. Enumerate the functions of

phospholipids. (2+3 Marks)



c) Renal function tests



d) Glycogen storage disorders.



e) Harmful effects of free radicals on biomolecule and diseases associated

with it.

Q 5:

Clinical Cases (ALL COMPULSORY)

(2 ? 10 = 20)



Case 1:



15 year unconscious boy was brought by his parents in hospital. He had

tachypnia (increase respiratory rate) & fruity smell from breath. Sign of

dehydration was present. In blood investigation, his blood glucose level

found450mg%andmetabolicacidosisseeninABG.



a) What is a diagnostic criterion for diagnosis of DM based on plasma

glucose concentration (WHO criteria)?



b) What is reason for fruity smell in breath, tachypnia and dehydration?



c) Why uncontrolled diabetes mellitus leads to ketosis?



d) Write various causes of metabolic acidosis?



e) Write acute and chronic complication of non insulin dependent Diabetes

mellitus.



Case 2:



1) A 35 year old pregnant woman from poor family came with complain of

weakness breathlessness and early fatigue. On examination she was pale;

herHbwas7.0gm%andperipheralsmearshowedhypochromicmicrocytic

RBCs.



a) What are dietary sources of iron?



b) Write RDA of Iron in adults.



c) Enlist the factors affecting absorption of Iron. What is role of



vitamin C in iron absorption?



d) Functions of iron (any four).



e) Iron is called one-way element. Explain.

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