This document provides a set of questions for a human anatomy and physiology exam. It asks students to choose 5 out of 8 possible questions to answer. Each question has 2-3 parts related to topics in anatomy and physiology, such as the structure and function of cells, tissues, organs and organ systems. Students are asked to define key terms, describe structures and processes, and explain physiological mechanisms and regulations. The questions cover a wide range of body systems and processes including the cardiovascular, respiratory, nervous, endocrine and reproductive systems.
This document provides a set of questions for a human anatomy and physiology exam. It asks students to choose 5 out of 8 possible questions to answer. Each question has 2-3 parts related to topics in anatomy and physiology, such as the structure and function of cells, tissues, organs and organ systems. Students are asked to define key terms, describe structures and processes, and explain physiological mechanisms and regulations. The questions cover a wide range of body systems and processes including the cardiovascular, respiratory, nervous, endocrine and reproductive systems.
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This document provides a set of questions for a human anatomy and physiology exam. It asks students to choose 5 out of 8 possible questions to answer. Each question has 2-3 parts related to topics in anatomy and physiology, such as the structure and function of cells, tissues, organs and organ systems. Students are asked to define key terms, describe structures and processes, and explain physiological mechanisms and regulations. The questions cover a wide range of body systems and processes including the cardiovascular, respiratory, nervous, endocrine and reproductive systems.
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1 (A) Define cell. Describe the structure and functions of plasma membrane. 6m (B) Define tissue. Write different types of tissues. Explain about epithelial tissue. 6 m 2 (A) Write the composition and functions of blood. 6m (B) Write a note on blood groups. 6m 3 Define blood pressure. Explain its maintenance and regulation 12 m 4 (A) Desscribe the structure and functions of spleen 6m (B) Write a note on pulmonary circulation. 6m 5 (A) Explain mechanism and physiology of respiration. 6 m (B) Describe cranial nerves and write the functions. 6m 6 Write the functions of (A) Liver 4m (B) Bone 4m (C) Cerebrum 4m 7 (A) Explain the physiology of urine formation. 6 m (B) Desribe the physiologty of muscle contraction. 6m 8 Write a note on (A) Spermatogenesis 4m (B) Oxytocin 4m (C) Sense of smell 4m I PHARM D HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
Answer any five of the following 12 X 5 = 60 M
1 (A) Define anaemia.Explain different types of anaemia. 6 M
(B) Describe the mechanism of clotting of blood. 6m 2 (A) Describe the structure and different parts of nervous tissue and write the functions of nervous tissue 6m (B) Write a note on erythropoisis and write the functions of RBC. 6m 3 Describe the structure of cell and its componenets and their functions 12 m 4 (A) Write a note on electrocardiogram. 6m (B) Classify joints. Explain synovial joints. 6m 5 Write a note on (A) Glucocorticoids 4m (B) Vassopressin 4m (C) Cardiac cycle 4m 6 (A) Describe sense of vision 6m (B) Describe the transport of respiratory gases 6m 7 (A) Describe the rennin angiotensin system 6m (B) Explain different contraceptive devices 6m 8 (A) Write the disorders of skeletal muscle 4m (B) Write the functions of small intestine 4m (C) Write a note on oogenesis 4m