Introduction to Human Body MCQ

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    MCQ on Human Body for Students

    Quick Quiz

    Selerotic, choroid and retinal layers are concerned with

    1. ears

    2. eyes

    3. mouth

    4. none

    Option 2 – eyes

    The numbers of layers present in eye

    1. 1

    2. 2

    3. 4

    4. 3

    Option 4 – 3

    Optic nerve is connected to which part of the retina?

    1. yellow spot

    2. fovea

    3. red spot

    4. blind spot

    Option 3 – red spot

    The ratio of rods to cones is

    1. 12 to 12

    2. 15 to 1

    3. 16 to 2

    4. 14 to 1

    Option 2 – 15 to 1

    The nerve that carries message from brain to eye is

    1. motar

    2. olfactory nerve

    3. optic nerve

    4. sensory

    Option 3 – optic nerve

    The pigment present in the rods is

    1. cornea

    2. fovea

    3. rhodopsin

    4. none

    Option 3 – rhodopsin

    Light is a

    1. Sound receptor

    2. air receptor

    3. photo receptor

    4. none

    Option 3 – photo receptor

    Cones are …….. in number than rods

    1. more

    2. less

    3. equal

    4. none

    Option 2 – less

    In Myopia, the image is focussed ……. retina

    1. behind

    2. below

    3. above

    4. infront of

    Option 4 – infront of

    If both the eyes see the same object at the same time is called ……. vision

    1. monocular

    2. binocular

    3. multiculor

    4. none

    Option 2 – binocular

    Mite belongs to the phylum

    1. protozoa

    2. arthropoda

    3. reptile

    4. amphibia

    Option 2 – arthropoda

    The shape of tunnel made by female mite is

    1. S shaped

    2. O shaped

    3. C shaped

    4. P shaped

    Option 1 – S shaped

    The study of skin and skin diseases is called

    1. pathology

    2. taxonomy

    3. dermatology

    4. ecology

    Option 3 – dermatology

    The number of legs in mite are

    1. 3 pairs

    2. 2 pairs

    3. 4 pairs

    4. 4 legs

    Option 3 – 4 pairs

    One of the most common skin disease in children is

    1. leprosy

    2. ringworm

    3. eczema

    4. scabies

    Option 4 – scabies

    The body of mite is shaped like that of

    1. tortoise

    2. earthworm

    3. lizard

    4. snake

    Option 1 – tortoise

    The female mite is about

    1. 300 microns

    2. 100 microns

    3. 200 microns

    4. 400 microns

    Option 4 – 400 microns

    Lachrymal glands secrete

    1. tears

    2. saliva

    3. sweat

    4. acid

    Option 1 – tears

    Fovea has a large number of

    1. rods

    2. cones

    3. hairs

    4. holes

    Option 2 – cones

    Study of eye and its diseases is called

    1. opthalmology

    2. ornithology

    3. octology

    4. rhinology

    Option 1 – opthalmology

    Important role in seeing the near and distant objects is done by

    1. iris

    2. retina

    3. pupil

    4. lens

    Option 3 – pupil

    Vision in man is called

    1. monowlar

    2. polycular

    3. binocular

    4. none

    Option 3 – binocular

    Rods and cones are receptors of

    1. eye

    2. tongue

    3. nose

    4. ears

    Option 1 – eye

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