Digestive System Physiology Important Job Related MCQs

1 - A child showing poor body and retarded mental growth is suffering from:





Kwasiorkor

2 - A child suffering from kwashiorkor must be given in diet:





Milk and fish

3 - A man suffering from rhodopsin deficiency must take:





Carrots

4 - A person suffering from marasmus shows which of the following symptoms:





All of these

5 - Anaemia in our body iscaused due to dificiency of:





Both (a) & (b)

6 - Appetite is a psychological reflex depending upon:





All of these

7 - Ascorbic acid is rechly found in:





Lemon

8 - Ascorbic acid is the name of:





Vitamin C

9 - Belching is expelling of air swallowed from:





Upper part of gastrointestinal tract

10 - Beri-beri is caused by deficiency of which of the following vitamins:





Vitamin B1

11 - Bile jiice helps in the digestion of fats by:





Increasing alkalinity

12 - Bile juice contains:





Bilirubin, biliverdin, bicarbonates, glycholates and taurocholates

13 - Bilirubin is found in:





Bile jucie

14 - Biosynthesis of cholesterol and corticoids as well as sex hormones is done by:





Fats

15 - Carbohydrates which we need as a source of energy are obtained from:





Starches of cereals

16 - Casein is changed into calcium paracaseinate by the action of:





Rennin

17 - Casein is milk:





Protein digested by rennin in the stomach

18 - Cheilosis and beri-beri are caused respectively due to deficiencies of:





Vitamin B2 and B1

19 - Deficiency of vitamin A in our body will cause:





Xerophthalmia

20 - Deficiency of vitamin A in our body would lead to:





Night blindness

21 - Deficiency of vitamin B1 will cause:





Beri-Beri

22 - Deficiency of vitamin C will cause:





Scurvy

23 - Diarrhoea which is indicted by rapid movements of faeces down the large intestine bringing loose motions is caused due to:





Both (a) & (b)

24 - Duodenal wall is stimulated to release secretion and cholecystokinin pancreozymin due to the presence of:





Semidigested food in it and the presence of HCI in it

25 - During deglutition in our case the respiration is blocked for sometime, it is:





1/6 second

26 - Each day we loose which of the following amounts of water:





0.02

27 - Enzymes are essential for our body because they:





Catalyze various biochemical reactions in our body

28 - Foul smell in flatus is due to amines formed by decarboxylation of tryptophan with the help of colon bacteria. The chief amines formed this way are:





Both (a) & (b)

29 - Frog's food, as compared to mammalian foodm has only which of these:





Both (a) & (b)

30 - Frogs get fats form:





Fat bodies of prey

31 - Function of vitamin K is in the process of:





Blood clotting in our body

32 - Hormone initiating secretion of gastric juice is:





Gastrin

33 - Hunger centres are located in:





Hypothalamus

34 - Hunger centres are stimulated by:





Both of these factors

35 - If a person live exclusively of diet of milk, eggs and bread, he is likely to suffer with:





Scurvy

36 - In case the intestinal digestion and absorption is not sufficient, we pass down a large amount of CO2, H2O, H2, NH3, methane and other nitrogenous substances which often has a foul smell and is called:





Flatus

37 - In mammals deglutition is affected by:





All of these precesses

38 - In stomach the pH of the food is changed from:





1.0-3.5

39 - In which part of the brain centre of hunger, satiety and thirst are located:





Hypothalamus

40 - Inhibition of gastric juice secretion is done by a hormone from duodenal mucosa, the name of this hormone is:





Enterogasterone

41 - Intake of food in human beings depends upon:





Both (a) & (b)

42 - Kwasiorkor is a common disease of children and is caused by deficiency of:





Proteins

43 - Maintenance of live stage of protoplasm is done by:





Water

44 - Marasmus is caused by the deficiency of:





Starvation

45 - Nucleic acids are long chain polymers of nucleotides and are called:





Polynucleotides

46 - Number of salivary glands in man approximately:





Three and half crore

47 - Obesity very commonly seen in most human beings is caused due to:





Overfeeding than required

48 - One of the richest sources of vitamin B1 is:





Wheat bread

49 - Our body does not evaporate despite high temperature and does not freeze despite low temperature because:





Our body has 70-90% of water which has high specific heat coefficient and latent heat

50 - Pellagra, commonly called 3-Ds disease in medical world (dermatistis, diarrhoea and dementia) is caused due to deficiency of:





Niacin (nicotinic acid)

51 - Polysaccharides differ with oligosaccharides in one of the following respects:





Oligosaccharides have linkage of 2 - 10 monosaccharides

52 - Presence of which of the following centres is not certain in frog:





All of these

53 - Proteins are long-chained macromolecules formed by the linking of:





Aminoacids

54 - Proteins must be present in our food because:





They are required for growth

55 - Ptyalin is secreted by:





Salivary glands

56 - Ptyalin present in saliva acts in:





Slightly acidic medium

57 - Ptylin present in our saliva forms maltose from:





Starches

58 - Pyloric valve activity is controlled by:





Gastrin

59 - Rabbits, contrary to human beings, stop feeding for sometime and masticate the food collected in their buccal cavity and resume feeding after swallowing it, this is because:





They have diastema between incisors and premolars

60 - Regulation of permeability pH and osmotic concentration in our body is done by:





Salts

61 - Relaxation of sphincter of Oddi will bring release of:





Bile jucie

62 - Respiration means:





All of these

63 - Rickets is a disease which is caused by deficiency of one of the following vitamins:





Vitamin D

64 - Role of vitamin K in our body is to help in:





Blood clotting

65 - Saliva cleans buccal cavity and also kills bacteria due to the presence of:





Thiocyanate and lysozyme in it

66 - Saliva in man is secreted daily in which of the following amounts:





1000-1500ml

67 - Salts form which of these percentages of our body:





2-3%

68 - Scurvy is caused by:





Deficiency of Ascorbic Acid

69 - Secretin hormone secreted by duodenal wall, on reaching blood stimulates:





Both of these functions

70 - Seprophyes are those organisms which:





Can absorb complex food directly from dead matter

71 - Sucrose is present in:





Cane sugar

72 - The micronutrients are:





Less important as macronutrients

73 - To keep us healthy, strong, energetic and long-lived, we must provide our body with:





Balanced fiet

74 - Vitamin are the substances which:





We use but cannot synthesize them

75 - Vitamin B works as:





A coenzyme

76 - Vitamin C is helpful in:





Wound healing

77 - Vitamin necessary for blood clotting in our body is:





Vitamin K

78 - Vitamins are named so by:





Funk

79 - Water is important to living organisms because it:





Has all of these properties

80 - We et more in winter than summers because:





Decrease in bdoy temperature excites our hunger centres

81 - We loose hunger in fever because:





Increase in body temperature suppresses excitement of hunger centre

82 - Whether an action can provide sportsmen competing successfully in Olympics is decided by:





Health

83 - Which of the following percentages of carbohydrates is digested by ptyalin of saliva in man:





3-5%

84 - Which of the following proteins have role in heredity:





Nucleoproteins

85 - Which of the following statements is correct for enzymes:





All enzymes are proteins

86 - Which of the following substances is a monosaccharide:





Glucose

87 - Which of these are involved in the synthesis of DNA and RNA:





Deoxyribose and ribose

88 - Which of these has importance in blood clotting heart beat, muscle contraction and nerve conduction:





Salts

89 - Which of these is a polysaccharide:





Cellulose

90 - Which of these is also called vitamin B2





Riboflavin

91 - Which of these is essential for coagulation of blood in our body:





Phylloquinone

92 - Which of these is not a monosacharide:





Maltose

93 - Which of these is the common source of Vitamins A, D and B:





Liver

94 - Which of these is useful to RBCs formation:





Folic acid and cyanacobalamine

95 - Which of these proteins is helpful in locomotion:





Myosin

96 - Which of these provide us with ample supply of carbohydrates:





Rice

97 - Which of these should not be taken much during hot months:





Fats

98 - Which of these substances from 45 - 80% of total animal body:





Water

99 - Which of these vitamins is named cyanacobalamine:





Vitamin B4

100 - Which one of these vitamins is essential for normal vision in our eyes:





A

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