RGUHS MBBS Physiology November 2023 (1023 CBME)
1023Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences · Physiology · 2023 · November · CBME
Questions (30)
- 1.Explain the dorsal column pathway with the help of a diagram. Describe its functions10 Marks
- 2.Describe the maternal changes during pregnancy. Add a note on the functions of placenta10 Marks
- 3.Explain degeneration and regeneration of nerve fibers5 Marks
- 4.Explain the hormonal regulation of blood calcium levels5 Marks
- 5.Define brain death. List the features of brain death5 Marks
- 6.A 60 yrs old man experiences sudden onset of inability to move right upper and lower limbs. Decrease in tone of muscles was noted by the examining doctor a) What will happen to the muscle power and reflex on the right side? b) Explain how muscle tone is regulated at spinal level5 Marks
- 7.Explain the pain pathway with the help of a neat labelled diagram5 Marks
- 8.Explain light and dark adaptation5 Marks
- 9.Explain the different phases of action potential in a nerve fibre and its ionic basis5 Marks
- 10.Describe the functions of basal ganglia5 Marks
- 11.List the functions of sertoli cells3 Marks
- 12.Draw a neat labelled diagram of a Sarcomere3 Marks
- 13.Graphically represent the hormonal changes in a normal menstrual cycle3 Marks
- 14.What is Aphasia? List the types of aphasia3 Marks
- 15.List the responses of body to hot environment3 Marks
- 16.Trace the taste pathway3 Marks
- 17.Explain the physiological basis of polyphagia in diabetes mellitus3 Marks
- 18.What is impedance matching?3 Marks
- 19.List the functions of cerebrospinal fluid3 Marks
- 20.List the features of Acromegaly3 Marks
- 21.The human ear is most sensitive to frequencies (in Hz) of A. 20-1000 B. 1000-5000 C. 5000-10000 D. 10000-200001 Mark
- 22.Most rapidly adapting receptors are A. Pacinian corpuscles B. Hair receptors C. Muscle spindle D. Joint capsule receptors1 Mark
- 23.Synaptic transmission exhibits all except A. Junctional delay B. Fatigue C. Modulation D. Bidirectional transmission1 Mark
- 24.The approximate period for which the ovum remains viable after ovulation under physiological conditions is A. 12 hrs B. 1 day C. 3 days D. 5 days1 Mark
- 25.The receptor for thyroid hormones is located in A. Cell membrane B. Mitochondria C. Nucleus D. Extra cellular fluid1 Mark
- 26.Presbyopia is caused by lens A. Opacity B. Hardening C. Fluidity D. Laxity1 Mark
- 27.LH surge in response to increase estrogen is an example of A. Positive feedback B. Negative feedback C. Reflex inhibition D. Short loop feedback1 Mark
- 28.Menstrual phase of endometrial cycle A. Is due to regression of corpus luteum B. Is followed by secretory changes in endometrium C. Starts about 18 days after ovulation D. Occurs under influence of progesterone1 Mark
- 29.Slow muscle fibers A. Are plenty in white muscle B. Have high glycolytic capacity C. Have slow myosin Atpase activity D. Oxidative capacity is low1 Mark
- 30.During accommodation for near vision A. Eyes converge B. More light enters C. Curvature of lens decreases D. Iris diaphragm relaxes E.1 Mark
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