Q.1:- Where is the hair shaft of hair is lodge?
Ans:- Follicle
Q.2:- Pigmentation of skin is due to the secretion from?
Ans:- Melanocytes
Q.3:- Where are the sweat glands in the human skin located?
Ans:- Dermis of Skin
Q.4:- What is the deeper layer of the skin of vertebrates called?
Ans:- Dermis
Q.5:- What are the receptors of touch present superficially in the skin called?
Ans:- Meissner’s Corpuscles
Q.6:- Which are Meibomian glands associated with?
Ans: Eyelids of Mammals
Q.7:- What is the periodical shed of epidermal skin in snakes called.
Ans:- Ecdysis
Q.8:- What is the second part of small intestine in man known as?
Ans:- Jejunum
Q.9:- What is the longest part of alimentary canal?
Ans:- Ileum
Q.10:- Crypts of lieberkuhn of Ileum can be considered as examples of which of the following?
Ans:- Simple Tubular
Q.11:- What converts glycogen to glucose?
Ans:- Glucagon
Q.12:- Which hormone does stomach secrete?
Ans:- Gastrin
Q.13:- What is the term used for the synthesis of glycogen from Glucose?
Ans:- Glycogenesis
Q.14:- Which is the first proteolytic enzyme to act on proteins?
Ans:- Pepsin
Q.15:- The digestion of which of the following releases nitrogenous wastes into the body?
Ans:- Proteins
Q.16:- Where does the digestion of starch in mammals start?
Ans:- Mouth
Q.17:- What is the bolus of food in acidic medium after digestion called?
Ans:- Chime
Q.18:- The deficiency of which vitamin causes night blindness?
Ans:- Vitamin A
Q.19:- Which is the essential mineral for the synthesis of protein in the body?
Ans:- Sulphur
Q.20:- What are Bilirubin and Biliverdin?
Ans:- Bile Pigments
Q.21:- What are the functional units of lungs?
Ans:- Alveoli
Q.22:- Maximum Carbon Dioxide is carried in the blood by which method?
Ans:- RBC as Bicarbonate Ion
Q.23:- Which is the respiratory pigment with least Oxygen carrying capacity?
Ans:- Haemoerythrin
Q.24:- What is the total lung capacity?
Ans:- 5200
Q.25:- Where is the pneumotaxic centre acting on the inspiratory centre producing inhibition located?
Ans:- Medulla
