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    Essay Questions:

    1. Describe the transport of oxygen and carbon-dioxide in the blood. Add a note on Oxygen

    Dissociation Curve.

    2. De ne glomerular ltration rate and give its normal value. What are the factors regulating

    GFR. Add a note on osmotic diuresis.

    3. How is thyroxin synthesized. Explain the physiological actions of thyroxin. What is

    myxedema.

    4. De ne haemostasis and mention the steps in haemostasis. Describe the intrinsic and

    extrinsic coagulation pathways. Add a note on anti-coagulants.

    5. Mention the normal respiratory rate. Explain the oxygen transport in the blood. Add a note
    on hypoxia.

    6. Discuss the blood groups in detail. Add a note on blood transfusion reactions
    7. Explain the steps in erythropoiesis. Describe the various factors in uencing

    erythropoiesis. Add a note on functions of RBCs.

    8. De ne arterial blood pressure and give its normal value. What is hypertension. Explain

    the long term regulation of blood pressure.

    9. Describe the stages of erythropoiesis. What are the factors regulating erythropoiesis. Add

    a note on iron de ciency anemia.

    10. Enumerate the coagulation factors. Explain the intrinsic pathway of coagulation. Add a

    note on hemophilia.

    11. Mention the hormones secreted by the anterior pituitary gland. Explain the actions of

    growth hormone. Mention one de ciency disease of this hormone.

    12. De ne erythropoiesis. Describe the di erent stages of erythropoiesis.


    13. De ne erythropoiesis. Describe the di erent stages of erythropoiesis. Add a note on

    factors regulating it.

    14. De ne blood pressure and mention its normal value. Describe the regulation of blood

    pressure.

    15. De ne blood pressure and mention the normal value. Mention the factors a ecting the

    blood pressure. Add a note on hypertension.

    16. Mention the normal urine output per day. Discuss the three steps in the formation of urine.

    Add a note on re-absorption of water by the nephron

    17. De ne erythropoiesis. Describe the di erent stages of erythropoiesis. Add a note on

    anemia.

    18. Mention the normal urine output per day. Discuss the three steps in the formation of

    urine. Add a note on re-absorption of water by the nephron.


    19. Discuss the blood groups in detail. Add a note on blood transfusion reactions.
    20. De ne glomerular ltration rate and mention its normal value. Explain the factors

    regulating glomerular ltration rate.

    21. De ne glomerular ltration rate. Discuss the factors a ecting GFR. Mention the normal

    value.

    22. De ne and Classify Hypoxia. Discuss Oxygen transport in Detail+


    23. What is menstrual cycle. Describe the di erent stages of menstrual cycle. Explain the role

    of hormones involved in it.

    24. Mention the normal respiratory rate. What is surfactant and enumerate its functions.

    Describe lung volumes with the aid of a diagram.

    25. Discuss the composition and functions of gastric juice. Add a note on deglutition.

    De ne jaundice

    26. De ne glomerular ltration rate and mention its normal value. Discuss the factors

    a ecting GFR. Add a note on e ective ltration pressure

    27. Discuss the composition,formation, circulation and functions of cerebrospinal uid.


    28. De ne hypoxia and name the types. Describe anaemic hypoxia.
    29. De ne cardiac output. Discuss the factors regulating stroke volume. What is cardiac index.

    Short essays:

    1. Describe the di erent types of blood groups. Add a note on Rh incompatibility.


    2. De ne cardiac cycle and mention the duration. Describe the various events in the cardiac cycle.
    3. Describe the spinothalamic and pyramidal tract pathways.
    4. De ne cardiac output and mention the normal value. Describe the factors in uencing cardiac output.
    5. De ne blood pressure and mention its normal values. Describe the various factors a ecting blood pressure.
    6. Describe the uterine changes during the various phases of the menstrual cycle. Add a note on contraceptive
    methods.
    7. Describe the physiological events in skeletal muscle contraction.
    8. De ne synapse. What are the properties of synapse
    9. Di erences between extracellular and intracellular uids
    10. Circulatory shock
    11. Activity at the neuromuscular junction
    12. Glomerular ltration
    13. Functions of testes
    14. Functions of growth hormone
    15. Pyramidal tracts

    Short notes:

    1. Describe the waves of ECG and mention its uses


    2. Excitation-contraction coupling
    3. Composition and functions of cerebrospinal uid.
    4. Describe the mechanism of inspiration and expiration
    5. Visual pathway
    6. Hormones regulating pancreatic juice secretion
    7. Neuro-endocrine re ex
    8. Spermatogenesis
    9. Non respiratory functions of lung.
    10. Hormones acting on stomach
    11. ABO blood group systems
    12. Describe the main clinical features of diabetes mellitus
    13. Menstrual cycle
    14. Rigor mortis
    15. Juxtaglomerular apparatus
    16. Acromegaly
    17. Functions of cerebellum
    18. Referred pain
    19. Pacemaker potential
    20. Impedance matching in the ear
    21. Functions of colon
    22. Bohr e ect
    23. Cyanosis
    24. Copper-T
    25. ESR
    26. Conduction system of the heart.
    27. Neuromuscular junction
    28. Mechanism of hearing
    29. Micturition re ex
    30. Neural regulation of respiration
    31. Functions of bile
    32. Active transport
    33. Functions of testosterone
    34. Functions of placenta.
    35. Cerebrospinal uid
    36. Functions of platelets
    37. Functions of liver
    38. Formation of urine
    39. Functions of hypothalamus
    40. Myxedema
    41. Mitochondria
    42. Neuron
    43. Functions of gall bladder
    44. Re ex arc
    45. Myopia
    46. Neutrophils
    47. Draw and label a nephron
    48. Hemophilia
    49. Functions of middle ear
    50. Factors a ecting glomerular ltration rate
    51. Functions of saliva
    52. Re ex arc
    53. Functions of skin.
    54. Chemical regulation of respiration
    55. Functions of plasma proteins
    56. Functions of cerebellum
    57. Functions of liver
    58. Hemophilia
    59. Juxtaglomerular apparatus
    60. Stages of deglutition
    61. Diabetes insipidus
    62. Surfactant
    63. Functions of middle ear
    64. Cell mediated immunity
    65. Mean arterial pressure
    66. Sickle cell anemia
    67. Ovulation
    68. Renal threshold
    69. Myopia
    70. Functions of oxytocin
    71. Tidal volume
    72. Intrinsic factor
    73. Cretinism
    74. Refractory period
    75. Spermatogenesis
    76. Second heart sound
    77. Functions of lungs
    78. Enumerate the ovarian hormones. Describe any one in detail
    79. Movements of small intestine
    80. Loop of Henle
    81. Functions of hypothalamus
    82. Juxtaglomerular apparatus
    83. Mention any two tests for anemia
    84. Functions of thalamus
    85. Hypermetropia
    86. Peristalsis
    87. De ne arterial blood pressure
    88. CO2 transport
    89. Cell mediated immunity
    90. Cyanosis
    91. Primary taste sensations
    92. Coronary circulation
    93. Carbon-di-oxide (CO2) transport
    94. Hormones of posterior pituitary and their functions
    95. Stages of spermatogenesis
    96. Types and functions of immunoglobulins
    97. Composition and functions of saliva
    98. Color blindness
    99. Functions of skin
    100. Properties of cardiac muscle
    101. Glomerular ltration rate
    102. Functions of placenta
    103. Pancreatic juice
    104. Errors of refraction
    105. Functions of platelets
    106. Functions of cerebellum
    107. Plasma proteins
    108. Re ex arc
    109. Functions of stomach
    110. Cyanosis
    111. Oxytocin
    112. Diabetes mellitus
    113. Functions of saliva
    114. Rh incompatibility
    115. Jaundice
    116. Mitochondria
    117. Functions of synapse
    118. Functions of WBC
    119. Oxygen transport
    120. Peristalsis
    121. Pregnancy test
    122. Functions of cerebellum
    123. Hormones secreted by the pancreas
    124. Functions of haemoglobin
    125. Functions of hypothalamus
    126. Intrauterine contraceptive devices
    127. Hypermetropia
    128. Functions of gastric acid
    129. Tidal volume
    130. List any four primary taste sensations
    131. Functions of CSF
    132. Corpus luteum
    133. Normal ECG
    134. Functions of insulin
    135. Functions of skin
    136. Neuron
    137. Functions of WBC
    138. Functions of bile
    139. Oxygen transport
    140. Myopia
    141. Pregnancy test
    142. Re ex arc
    143. Organ of corti
    144. Cretinism
    145. Hyper tension
    146. Landsteiner’s law
    147. CSF
    148. Functions of saliva
    149. Dyspnoea
    150. Cerebrospinal uid
    151. Transport of carbon dioxide
    152. Pregnancy test
    153. Synapse
    154. Hormones secreted by the anterior pituitary gland
    155. Functions of bile
    156. Neuromuscular Transmission
    157. Visual receptors
    158. Jaundice
    159. Functions of cell membrane
    160. Referred pain
    161. Functions of Cerebellum
    162. Testosterone
    163. Vital capacity
    164. Anemia
    165. Hypoxia
    166. Leukemia
    167. Properties of synapse
    168. Blood groups
    169. Respiratory volumes
    170. Menstrual cycle
    171. Functions of gastric juice
    172. Blood pressure
    173. Anti diuretic hormone
    174. Functions of middle ear
    175. Functions of skin
    176. Surfactant
    177. Functions of ovary
    178. Electrocardiogram
    179. Thyroid hormones
    180. Re ex arc
    181. Referred pain
    182. Neutrophil
    183. Bile
    184. Refractive errors
    185. Jaundice
    186. Hypoxia
    187. Functions of Kidney
    188. Hormones of posterior pituitary
    189. Composition and functions of pancreatic juice
    190. Classify Anemia with examples
    191. Di usion
    192. Functions of Saliva
    193. Circulatory shock
    194. De ne residual volume and vital capacity
    195. Muscle proteins
    196. Functions of hypothalamus
    197. Cross matching
    198. Oral pill
    199. De ne hemiplegia
    200. Peristalsis
    201. Functions of Kidney
    202. Eosinophil
    203. Referred pain
    204. Blood coagulation
    205. Oral contraceptive pill
    206. Myopia
    207. Role of skin in regulation of body temperature
    208. Two types of neuroglia
    209. Basis for pregnancy tests
    210. Function of middle ear
    211. Two functions of haemoglobin
    212. Visual pathway
    213. Functions of Thyroid Gland
    214. Factors a ecting blood pressure
    215. Peristalsis
    216. Di erentiate between skeletal, cardiac and smooth muscles
    217. Ovulation
    218. Sarcomere
    219. De ne menarche and menopause
    220. Functions of Haemoglobin
    221. Restingmembrane potential
    222. Hormones for lactation
    223. Parkinsonism
    224. Functions of Saliva.
    225. Hypoxiac
    226. Functions of cerebellum
    227. De ne cardiac output and stroke volume
    228. Functions of plasma proteins.
    229. Hormones regulating blood calcium
    230. Di erences between monosynaptic and polysynaptic re exes
    231. Factors regulating glomerular ltration rate
    232. Functions of liver
    233. Tests of ovulation
    234. Refractive errors
    235. Platelets
    236. Surfactant
    237. Sarcomere
    238. Cyanosis
    239. Jaundice
    240. Copper-T
    241. Arterial pulse
    242. Salivary juice
    243. Erythrocyte sedimentation rate
    244. Juxta glomerular apparatus

    Di erentiate between:

    1. Di usion and osmosis


    2. Counter-current exchanger and counter-current multiplier.
    3. First and second heart sound
    4. nnate and acquired immunity
    5. Parathyroid hormone and calcitonin
    6. Actions of sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system
    7. Cardiac and skeletal muscle.
    8. Rods and cones
    9. Actions of insulin and glucagon
    10. Proliferative phase and secretory phase of menstrual cycle
    11. Active transport and passive transport
    12. Skeletal muscle and smooth muscle

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