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    What type of dentition involves the development of two sets of teeth—milk teeth followed by adult teeth?

    (A) Thecodont

    (B) Diphyodont

    (C) Homodont

    (D) None of these

    Option b – Diphyodont

    Choose the INCORRECT statement regarding the kidney.

    (A) Malpighian corpuscle, proximal convoluted tubule, and distal convoluted tubule are located in the medullary region

    (B) Efferent arteriole carries blood out of the glomerulus

    (C) Cortical nephrons have a short Henle’s loop extending slightly into the medulla

    (D) Vasa recta runs alongside Henle’s loop

    Option a – Malpighian corpuscle, proximal convoluted tubule, and distal convoluted tubule are located in the medullary region

    Which blood cell fits all of the following features: biconcave shape, lacks a nucleus, and lives for about 120 days?

    (A) White blood cells

    (B) Red blood cells

    (C) Platelets

    (D) Agranulocytes

    Option b – Red blood cells

    Which structure is responsible for initiating the process of urine formation?

    (A) Glomerulus

    (B) Distal convoluted tubule

    (C) Proximal convoluted tubule

    (D) Collecting duct

    Option a – Glomerulus

    Select the structure that differs in the nature of blood it transports.

    (A) Aorta

    (B) Left ventricle

    (C) Left atrium

    (D) Superior vena cava

    Option d – Superior vena cava

    In infants, which enzyme present in gastric juice aids digestion?

    (A) Enzyme that activates pepsinogen

    (B) Enzyme that digests fats into glycerol

    (C) Enzyme found in infant gastric fluid

    (D) Enzyme with antibacterial action

    Option c – Enzyme found in infant gastric fluid

    Read the following and choose the right option.

    Statement I: Ammonia is the least toxic nitrogenous waste.
    Statement II: In mammals, the liver converts ammonia into urea.

    (A) Only Statement I is true

    (B) Only Statement II is true

    (C) Both Statements I and II are true

    (D) Both Statements I and II are false

    Option b – Only Statement II is true

    Cardiac output is defined as:

    (A) Just the stroke volume

    (B) Product of stroke volume and heart rate

    (C) Only the heart rate

    (D) Stroke volume minus heart rate

    Option b – Product of stroke volume and heart rate

    Which of these is absent in bile released into the duodenum?

    (A) Bilirubin

    (B) Cholesterol

    (C) Phospholipids

    (D) Enzymes

    Option d – Enzymes

    Which group of animals has a four-chambered heart?

    (A) Amphibians and reptiles

    (B) Mammals and all reptiles

    (C) Mammals and birds

    (D) Amphibians and fishes

    Option c – Mammals and birds

    What structure anchors the tongue to the floor of the mouth?

    (A) Frenulum

    (B) Papillae

    (C) Colon

    (D) Villi

    Option a – Frenulum

    Identify the INCORRECT fact about the human excretory system.

    (A) Kidneys lie between the last thoracic and third lumbar vertebrae

    (B) Blood vessels, nerves, and ureters enter the kidney via the hilum

    (C) The kidney is enclosed in a tough outer capsule

    (D) The medulla creates columns called Bertini between the pyramids

    Option d – The medulla creates columns called Bertini between the pyramids

    Choose the wrong statement regarding the sinoatrial (SA) node.

    (A) It regulates rhythmic heart contractions

    (B) It can produce 70–75 impulses per minute

    (C) It is a specialized type of tissue

    (D) It is located in the lower-left region of the right atrium

    Option d – It is located in the lower-left region of the right atrium

    Pick the incorrectly matched pair.

    (A) Sublingual gland – Below the tongue

    (B) Parotid gland – In the cheek

    (C) Submandibular gland – Lower jaw

    (D) Submaxillary gland – Upper jaw

    Option d – Submaxillary gland – Upper jaw

    What is a symptom of glomerulonephritis?

    (A) Kidney stones formed by oxalates

    (B) Excess urea build-up in kidneys

    (C) Inflammation of the glomeruli

    (D) Arterial narrowing

    Option c – Inflammation of the glomeruli

    The bicuspid valve is located between:

    (A) Left atrium and left ventricle

    (B) Right atrium and right ventricle

    (C) Left atrium and right ventricle

    (D) Right atrium and left ventricle

    Option a – Left atrium and left ventricle

    Which intestinal epithelial cells secrete mucus for lubrication?

    (A) Parotid cells

    (B) Goblet cells

    (C) Chief cells

    (D) Oxyntic cells

    Option b – Goblet cells

    Choose the correct match for the mode of nitrogen excretion:

    (A) Bony fishes and aquatic amphibians – Ureotelic

    (B) Terrestrial amphibians and marine fishes – Ureotelic

    (C) Reptiles and land snails – Ammonotelic

    (D) Mammals and birds – Uricotelic

    Option b – Terrestrial amphibians and marine fishes – Ureotelic

    What is the typical human blood pressure (diastolic/systolic)?

    (A) 150/70 mm Hg

    (B) 120/90 mm Hg

    (C) 80/120 mm Hg

    (D) 40/190 mm Hg

    Option c – 80/120 mm Hg

    Which part of the stomach connects with the duodenum?

    (A) Fundus

    (B) Cardiac

    (C) Pylorus

    (D) Ileum

    Option c – Pylorus

    Choose the correct statement about kidney function control.

    (A) Angiotensin II acts as a strong vasoconstrictor

    (B) Aldosterone secretion reduces blood pressure and filtration rate

    (C) High fluid volume promotes ADH release

    (D) ADH converts angiotensinogen into angiotensin II

    Option a – Angiotensin II acts as a strong vasoconstrictor

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