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Human Physiology B.Sc. MIT Year-1 IOM (MMC) Internal Assessment 2075
Bachelor Level – B.Sc. MIT / First Year/ IOM Time:- 60 Min.
Human Physiology II FM : 35
Year:-2075 Internal Assessment <Human Physiology>Q.1 Describe the actions of insulin. Explain the features of hypoglycemia and diabetes mellitus. (6+2+2)
Q.2 Define synapse and briefly describe the events involved in the synaptic transmission. (1+4)
Q.3 Define glomerular filtration rate. Explain any TWO factors affection GFR. (1+2+2)
Q.4 Give the composition and functions of gastric juice. (2+3)
Q.5 Explain the functions of inner ear. Add a note on deafness. (3+2)
Q.6 List any four gastro-intestinal hormones. Give the actions of each. (1+4)
Human Physiology Pre-Test B.Sc. MIT Year-1 IOM (MMC) Internal Assessment 2075
Bachelor Level – B.Sc. MIT / First Year/ IOM Time:- 60 Min.
Human Physiology II FM : 35
Year:-2075 Internal Assessment <Human Physiology>Q.1 Name the different types of transport mechanisms across the cell membrane. Explain any TWO of them giving appropriate examples. (2+3)
Q.2 Name the blood group systems. Describe the indications and hazards of blood transfusion. (2+4+4)
Q.3 Define cardiac output. Explain the factors regulating cardiac output. (1+4)
Q.4 Define vital capacity. Give the normal values in adult males and adult females. Mention any ONE condition each that increase and decrease the vital capacity. (1+1+1+1+1)
Q.5 Classify muscles. Give any four functional difference between skeletal muscle and smooth muscle. (1+4)
Q.6 Name the in vivo and in vitro anticoagulants. Explain the mechanism of action of any two anticoagulants. (2+3)
Human Physiology BPH Year-1 IOM (MMC) Internal Assessment 2075
Bachelor Level – BPH / First Year/ IOM Time:- 60 Min.
Human Physiology II FM : 25
Year:-2075 Internal Assessment <Human Physiology>Attempt any five questions.
Q.1 What is total body water? Explain how total body water is classifed into various fluid compartments. (1+4)
Q.2 Define blood pressure. Mention normal range of systolic and diastolic blood pressure in adult male. Explain the factors affecting blood pressure. (1+1+3)
Q.3 Name the different plasma proteins in blood and describe their functions. (1+4)
Q.4 What are the different types of emphysema? Write different between them. (2+3)
Q.5 Define tidal volume, vital capacity and timed vital capacity. Mention their normal values. (1.5+1.5+1.5+0.5)
Q.6 Define jaundice. Name different types of jaundice based on aetiology. (2+1+1+1)
Q.7 List the functions of secretions of oral cavity, stomach and pancreas. (5)
Q.8 Explain the physiological basis of blood groups. Mention the dangers of mismatched blood transfusion. (3+2)
Q.9 Define cardiac output, coronary artery disease, heart failure, Rheumatic heart disease and atherosclerosis. (5)
B.Sc. MIT/BMLT Year-1 IOM (MMC) Internal Assessment 2072 Physiology
Year: - 2072 <Internal Assessment Human Physiology>
1.
What
is action potential? Illustrate action potential with an illustrated diagram.
(1+2)
2.
What
are the functions of middle ear? Mention 2 hearing tests done using tuning fork
3.
What is reflex? Write down the pathways
involved in deep tendon knee jerk. (1+2)
What is reflex? Write down the pathways
involved in deep tendon knee jerk. (1+2)
4.
What is peristalsis? Write in short about the
steps of fat digestion. (1+2)
What is peristalsis? Write in short about the
steps of fat digestion. (1+2)
5.
What
is electrocardiogram? Write in short about electrical conductivity system of
heart. (1+2)
6.
What
are the hormones involved in 3F response? Mention function of thyroid gland.
7.
What
is hypoxia? Mention the types of hypoxia in short. (1+2)
※※※B.Sc. MIT Year-1 IOM (MMC) Board Exam 2073 Basic Human Physiology
Bachelor Level – B.Sc. MIT / First Year/ IOM Time:- 3hrs.
Human Physiology- Basic
Health Science II FM :80
Year:-2073 <Basic Science II Human
Physiology>
1. Explain the role of
different factors that regulate erythropoiesis. Why polycthemia occur in high
altitude? (6+2)
2. Define systolic,
diastolic and mean arterial pressure. How is the low blood pressure brought
back to normal by the baroreceptor reflex and rennin angiotensin path?(3+5
3. Describe the
composition, functions and regulation of gastric juice secretion? What causes
pernicious anemia? (6+2)
4. Describe cell membrane
and its transport mechanism across cell membrane. (3+5)
5. Define menarche. Explain
the changes in ovary & uterus during menstrual cycle1+7
6. Define hypoxia.
Describe the transport of oxygen in blood. (2+6)
7. Explain the following
terms: (2*4)
a. Paraplegia
b. Quadriplegia
c. Monoplegia
d. Hemiplegia
8. Write short notes on:
(3*8)
a. Functions of Hypothalamus
b. Pathophysiology
of Diabetes Mellitus
c. Pathophyisological
basis of oral contraceptive pills
d. Jaundice
e. Anemia
f. Colour blindness
g. Muscle tone
h. Goiter
B.Sc. MIT/BMLT Year-1 IOM (MMC) Internal Assessment 2074 Physiology
Institute of Medicine
Maharajgunj Medical Campus, Maharajgunj
Time: 1.5 hr Basic Science-II Physiology FM:50
Date: 2074/05/05 PM: 25
- What is the physiological basis of blood group? Describe its importance. Add a note on transfusion reaction. (4+4+2)
- Mention the forms of oxygen transport in the body. Draw oxygen hemoglobin dissociation curve to explain the mechanism of O2 transport. (4+6)
- Define arterial blood pressure. Mention the major determinants of arterial blood pressure. Explain the Short-Term regulation of Arterial BP. (2+3+5)
- Explain briefly the morphology of RBC. Add a note on Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR). (2+2)
- Enumerate the composition of Bile and its Functions. (2+2)
- Define Glomerular Filtration Rate(GFR). Give its normal value. Mention why creatine clearance is used as an index of GFR. (1+1+2)
- Name the components and specify the functions of Juxtaglomerular apparatus. (2+2)
- Give any four functional differences between Skeletal Muscle and Smooth Muscles. (4)
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