MCQ Practice Test -Chapter 7 Human Health and Disease

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Total Questions : 20

Total Marks : 20 x 3 = 80 Marks

Each Correct Question carries : 4 Marks

Each incorrect Question Carries : -1 Marks

Each Unattempted Question carry : 0 Marks

Be careful On Negative Markings

Select the correct combination of statements regarding myasthenia gravis.

I. It is an autoimmune disorder.

II. It causes insufficient acetylcholine binding that effects muscular contraction.

III. Antibodies are developed against acetylcholine.

IV. Antibodies are developed against acetylcholine receptors.

V. It causes drooping of eyelids.

I, II, IV, V

II, III, IV, V

I, III, V, II

I, III, IV, V

None

Cancer cells differ from non-cancerous cells, because

They have the ability to resist apoptosis

They have elevated levels of telomerase

Theya are virtually immortal

They can maintain the telomere length as they divide

None

Which of the following human parasites require mosquito to complete their life-cycle?

Ascaris lumbricoides and Leishmania donovani

Leishmania donovani and Plasmodium ovale

Wuchereria bancrofti and Plasmodium ovale

Ascaris lumbricoides and Wuchereria bancrofti

None

Select the wrong statements with regard to hormonal disorders.

Elevated level of cortisol in the blood results in Cushing's syndrome.

Hyposecretion of aldosterone and cortisol results Addison's disease.

The deficiency of thyroxine in children leads to physical and mental retardation and result cretinism.

Grave's disease is an autoimmune disorder results due to hypothyroidism.

None

Select the correct combination of statements regarding the disease, myasthenia gravis.

(i) It is an autoimmune disorder.

(ii) It causes insufficient acetylcholine binding that affects muscular contraction.

(iii) Antibodies are developed against acetylcholine.

(iv) Antibodies are developed against acetylcholine receptors.

(v) Antibodies are developed against acetylcholine esterase.

(vi) It causes drooping of eyelids.

(i), (iii), (iv), (vi)

(i), (ii), (iv), (vi)

(i), (iii), (v), (vi)

(ii), (iii), (iv), (v)

None

The psychological disorder, which is characterised by sadness, helplessness, low self-esteem, decline in interest, energy, concentration and changes in sleep pattern and appetite is called

Anxiety disorder

Mood disorder

Obessive-compulsive disorder

Attention deficit disorder

None

Note the following features and choose the ones applicable to Wuchereia bancrofti.

A) Coelozoic parasite

B) Histozoic parasite

C) Monogenetic parasite

D) Digenetic parasite

E) Monomorphic acoelomate parasite

F) Dimorphic pseudocoelomate parasite

A, C, F

B, D, F

B, C, F

B, C, E

None

Match the followingParasites and Migration Types

List I	List II
A. Entamoeba histolytica	I. Cytozoic parasite
B. Plasmodium	II. Coelozoic parasite
C. Wuchereria	III. Rhabditiform larva
D. Extra intestinal migration	IV. Monogenetic parasite
	V. Lymphadenitis

A- V, B- I, C- II, D- III

A- IV, B- V, C- I, D- III

A- IV, B- II, C- V, D- I

A- IV, B- I, C- V, D- III

None

Which cell organelle plays an important role in detroxification of many poisons and drugs in a cell ?

smooth endoplasmic reticulum

Iysosomes

mitochondria

vacuoles

None

10.

Which of the following statement is correct?

Vaccination is a technique to develop immunity in individuals by giving them antibiotics.

Tuberculosis, commonly called as T. B., is a viral disease common among poor people living in ill-ventilated congested societies in big cities.

None of the above.

The immune system is involved in protecting the body from disease.

None

11.

Statement (SI) : In Elephantiasis, genital organs are also often affected, resulting in gross deformities. Statement (SII) : Filarial worms live for many years, in the lymphatic vessels of. the lower limbs.

Statement SI is incorrect but SII is correct

Statements SI and SII are correct

Statements SI and SII are incorrect

Statement SI is correct but SII is incorrect

None

12.

The suspension of killed microbes that mimics the disease causing microorganisms is known as

Pathogen

Vaccines

Vector

Antibiotics

None

13.

AIDS is caused by HIV. Among the following, which one is not a mode of transmission of HIV?

Sexual contact with infected persons

Shaking hands with infected persons

Sharing the infected needles

Transfusion of contaminated blood

None

14.

Third stage larva of Wuchereria bancrofti carried by Culex mosquito is called

Merozoite

Cysticercus

Microfilariae

Trophozoite

None

15.

Identify the incorrect statement about the HIV virus.

HIV infection begins with the entrance of the virus into the host when the gp 120 and gp 41 function to pull the virus across the plasma membrane.

HIV makes the host cell produce reverse transcriptase.

HIV contains uracil, not thymine.

The viral nucleotides contain ribose.

None

16.

Choose the correct order of events in a persons response to a bacterial infection

Helper T cell activation → → B cell activation → → macrophage ingestion → → clonal formation

Macrophage ingestion → → Helper T cell activation → → B cell activation → → clonal formation

Macrophage ingestion → → B cell activation → → T helper cell activation → → clonal formation

Clonal formation → → Helper T cell activation → → B cell activation → → macrophage ingestion

None

17.

In the cycle of Ascaris lumbricoides, rhabditiform larva undergoes 2nd and 3rd moultings in

Heart

Alveoli of lungs

Liver

Small intestine

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18.

Read the following statements regarding the HIV virus.

A. It is a type of retrovirus that has an envelope enclosing the diploid RNA genome.

B. It multiplies in helper T cells and produces progeny virus.

C. In the macrophages of the host, the RNA genome of the virus replicates to form viral DNA.

D. Reverse transcriptase becomes inactive in the host cell.

How many of the above statements are correct?

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19.

Which of the following are the reasons for rheumatoid arthritis? Choose the correct option.

I. Lymphocytes become more active

II. Body attacks self-cells

III. More antibodies are produced in the body

IV. The ability to differentiate pathogens or foreign molecules from self-cells is lost

I & III

I & II

II & IV

III & IV

None

20.

The inflammatory response is triggered whenever body tissues are injured. E.g. it occurs in response to physical trauma (a blow), intense heat and irritating chemicals as well as infection by viruses, fungi and bacteria.

Arrange the major events involved in the inflammatory process in the correct order as they occur in the body.

i. Mast cells secrete histamine and cytokines.

ii. Phagocytosis by monocytes.

iii. Cytokines attract neutrophils and monocytes to injured site.

iv. Tissue injury

v. Diapedesis or emigration of neutrophils & monocytes into the area through the capillary.

vi. Vasodilation of arterioles & increased capillary permeability causes redness and swelling.

iv) i) v) vi) iii) ii)

iv) i) vi) iii) v) ii)

iv) i)iii) vi) v) ii)

iv) vi) iii) ii) i) v)

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MCQ Practice Test -Chapter 7 Human Health and Disease

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