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1 Cardio Previous Year
1 Cardio Previous Year
1 Cardio Previous Year
2) Cholesterol synthesis
a. can be made from acetyl CoA as the sole carbon source.
b. is activated by glucagon
c. occurs in mitochondria.
d. uses NADH as the source of reducing equivalents.
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6) Coronary artery is characterized by all these features EXCEPT:
a. Thick tunica intima and media.
b. The intima contains longitudinal smooth muscle fibers!
c. The external elastic membrane is splitted to withstand the external forces.
d. Musculo-elastic thickening in the intima.
7) If the radius of the blood vessel is doubled and the driving pressure (P) remains
constant:
a. Blood flow will be increased by 16 times.
b. The mean velocity will become 74th of the previous value.
c. Blood flow will become / 6th of the control value.
d. Mean velocity of blood will be increased by 4
9) Which of the following forms the anterior boundary of the laryngeal inlet?
a. Aryepiglottic folds b. Upper edge of the epiglottis
c. Vocal folds d. Mucous fold between the arytenoids
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11) Absence of spiral septum gives rise to:
a. Narrowing of the aorta b. Persistence of Truncus arteriosus
c. Coarctation of the aorta d. Tetralogy of Fallot
14) Which of the following hormone is not used in the hydrolysis of triacylglycerol into the
fatty acids in adipose tissues?
a. Norepinephrine b. Glucagon. c. Insulin d. Epinephrine
16) All of the following synthetic processes occur in the liver EXCEPT:
a. VLDL b. Ketone bodies. c. Chylomicrons d. Cholesterol
23) The arterioles offer more resistance to blood flow than other vessels due to the
following features, EXCEPT:
a. They have thick muscular walls.
b. They have a rich sympathetic Innervation
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c. They have smallest internal diameters
d. They have sphincters.
24) Which of the following intercostal nerves is atypical?
a. 2nd b.5th c. 4th d.3 rd
26) The parasympathetic root of sphenopalatine ganglion is from greater petrosal nerve
a. False b. True
34) Despite a three to four fold increase in cardiac output, mean pulmonary artery pressure
was observed to increase only 20% during dynamic exercise. This is most likely due to
a. Increase in sympathetic outflow
b. Increase in heart rate
c. Recruitment of collapsed pulmonary capillaries
d. Increase in left atrial pressure
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37) Increased blood flow to the contracting muscles during exercise is called:
a. Triple response b. Cushing's reflex
c. Active hyperemia. d. Reactive hyperemia.
38) Which muscle does not contract during forced expiration?
a. Transversus abdominis b. Rectus abdominis
C. External intercostal d. Internal intercostal
39) One hundred percent O2 administration will reverse hypoxemia in all of the following
EXCEPT:
a. Hypoventilation b. V/Q mismatch
c. Decreased diffusion capacity d. Arterial venous shunt
40) When the vasomotor center increases its activity all of the following occur, EXCEPT
a. The arterioles are constricted b. Widespread vasodilatation in the body
c. The heart rate accelerates d. The cardiac output is increased
42) The total work done by the heart during rest is about:
a. 6 kg meter/minute. b. 10.25 kg meter/minute.
c. 12.4 kg meter/minute. d. 7 14 kg meter/minute
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d. Functions to mobilize stores triacylglycerols from adipose tissue
44) The ----- part of the parietal pleura projects into the thoracic inlet
a. costo-vertebral b. cervical
c. diaphragmatic d. mediastinal
46) Right crus of the diaphragm arises from upper three lumbar vertebrae
a. False b. True
47) All the following are true about respiratory bronchioles Except:
a. They are lined by cuboidal ciliated epithelium
b. They contain submucosal glands
c. Their bifurcations give rise to alveolar duct
d. They participate in blood air gas exchange
48) Which of the following nerves curves around the arch of aorta?
a. Left recurrent laryngeal nerve b. Left phrenic nerve
c. Right recurrent laryngeal nerve d. Right phrenic nerve
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50) The capillaries
a. Have a higher pressure than that in the arterioles.
b. Contain about 25% of the total blood volume.
c. Are all opened at rest
d. Have a very slow flow rate
50) Factors ensuring that ventricular muscle has an adequate oxygen supply
a. High oxygen extraction ratio from blood in the coronary are
b. Good functional anastomoses that exist between adjacent main coronary arteries
c. vagal vasodilator nerve supply to the coronary arteries
d. Structural arrangements that prevent vascular compression during systole
51) In a healthy subject, running is usually associated with a decrease in the end-systolic
volume of the right and left ventricles and with an increase in their stroke volume. The
mechanism for this response is probably the following:
a. Starling's law of the heart.
b. An increase in pulmonary and systemic resistance.
c. An increase in sympathetic tone to the ventricles.
d. A decrease in venous return of blood to the heart
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53) If the radius of the blood vessel is doubled and the driving pressure (P) remains
constant
a. Blood flow will be increased by 16 times
b. Blood flow will become 1/16th of the control value.
c. The mean velocity will become 1/4th of the previous value
d. Mean velocity of blood will be increased by 4
54) Which of the following coenzymes is not required by Beta-oxidation of fatty acids?
a. COA-SH b. NADP c. NAD d. FAD
55) NADPH for fatty acid synthesis comes from the pentose phosphate pathway and
a. Succinate thiokinase b. Citrate synthase
c. Succinate dehydrogenase d. Malic enzyme
56) Under basal aerobic conditions, MOST of the energy for the cardiac muscle comes from
a. Lactate b. FFA and triglycerides c. Carbohydrates d. ketone bodies
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59) Concerning the respiratory centers
a. During forced breathing, expiratory neurons do not fire actively.
b. The normal rhythmic pattern of breathing originates from neurons in the motor area
of the cortex.
c. The cerebral cortex can temporarily override the function of the respiratory centers
d. Impulses from the pneumotaxic center can stimulate inspiratory activity.
64) Which of the following is the motor nerve supply to the diaphragm
a. Intercostal b. Vagus c. Recurrent laryngeal d. Phrenic
66) Currents caused by opening of which of the following channels contribute to the
repolarization phase of the action potential of ventricular muscle fibers?
a. Ca2+ channels b. k+ channels c. HCO3 channels d. Na+ channels
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67) Blood pressure increases and heart rate decreases in response to
a. Exposure to high altitude b. Increased intracranial pressure.
c. Hemorrhage d. Increased body temperature
68) All of the following factors can cause an increase in cardiac output, Except
a. Pregnancy b. Prolonged standing c . Severe exercise d. Emotions
72) A person with a ventilation/perfusion (V/Q) defect has hypoxemia and is treated with
supplemental 02. The supplemental O2 will be most helpful if the person's predominant
V/Q defect is
a. Dead space b. High V/Q c. Shunt d. Low V/Q
73) Which of the following best describes the effect of decreasing ventilation perfusion
ratio on the alveolar Po2 and Pco2
a. Carbon dioxide tension Decrease / Oxygen tension Decrease
b. Carbon dioxide tension increase / Oxygen tension Increase
c. Carbon dioxide tension Increase / Oxygen tension Decrease
d. Carbon dioxide tension Decrease / Oxygen tension Increase
74) The following vasoactive substances are secreted by the endothelium, EXCEPT
a. Thromboxane A2 b. Nitric oxide c. Endothelins d. Prostacyclin
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75) Which of the following in FALSE concerning CO2 uptake?
a. Oxygenation moves the CO2 uptake curve downward.
b. if PO2 = PCO2, then there will be more total CO2 in the blood
c. The CO2 uptake is increased in deoxygenated blood
d. Deoxygenated blood carries less CO2 than oxygenated
76) All of the following synthetic processes occur in the liver EXCEPT
a. Cholesterol b. Chylomicrons C. VLDL d. Ketone bodies
77) Origin of endothelium& glands of the lung is
a. Endoderm of foregut b. Ectoderm
c. Endoderm of midgut d. Endoderm of hindgut
78) In regional ventilation and perfusion of the lung:
a. Via ratio increases down the
b. Upper regions of the lung ventilate better than the lower regions
c. The highest alveolar PO2 is at the base on the ju
d. When supine the apical and basal Ventil
79) The right common carotid artery is a branch of which of the following arteries?
a. Right subclavian b. Aortic arch c. Ascending aorta d. Brachiocephalic
82) Alveolar ventilation increases several-fold during exercise. Which of the following
factors is most likely to stimulate ventilation during exercise?
a. Decreased mean arterial pH b. Increased mean arterial PCO2
c. Collateral impulses from higher brain centers d. Decreased mean arterial Po2
86) Compared to arterial red blood cells, which of the following best describes venous red
blood cells?
a. Decreased intracellular chloride concentration / Decreased Cell volume
b. Increased Intracellular chloride concentration / Decreased Cell volume
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C. Increased intracellular chloride concentration / Increased Cell volume
d. Decreased intracellular chloride concentration / Decreased Cell volume
87) Which of the following steps in the biosynthesis of cholesterol is the key regulator?
a. The reduction of HMG-CoA to mevalonate
b. The condensation of acetoacetyl-CoA with a molecule of acetyl-CoA to yield HMC-CoA
c. The conversion of mevalonate to cholesterol
d. The condensation of two molecules of acetyl-CoA to yield acetoacetyl-CoA
88) Which of the following veins IS NOT a tributary of the internal jugular vein?
a. Inferior petrosal sinus b. Pharyngeal
c. Posterior auricular d. Lingual
89) Which is TRUE for this part of the conducting portion?
a. It is continuous with the alveolar ducts.
b. Its mucosa is lined with goblet cells and Clara cells. where is the
c. Has muco-serous glands between the cartilage plates photo?
90) Which of the following structures prevents regurgitation of the mitral valve cusps into
the left atrium during systole?
a. Crista terminalis b. Chordae tendineae
c. Pectinate muscles d. Trabeculae carnae
91) The cardiac output during severe exercise in professional athletes may increase up to
a. 35 L/min b. 25 L/min. c. 45 L/min d.13 min
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c. Ductusvenosus d. Ductusarteriosus
93) These metabolic fuels are preferably used by the cardiac muscle in the following order
a. Fatty acids, carbohydrates and ketone bodies
b. Carbohydrates, Fatty acids and lactate
c. Ketone bodies, carbohydrates and lactate
d. Fatty acids, carbohydrates and lactate
96) What are the bundle of longitudinal contractile elements arts within a cardiac muscle
called?
a. Myofibrils b. Muscle fibers c. Myofilaments d. Myosin
97) A 59 year-old man is admitted to the hospital with severe chest pain. During
examination a slight rhythmic pulsation on the chest wall at the fifth intercostal space is
noted in the midclavicular line. What part of the heart is responsible for this pulsation
a. Apex of heart b. Aortic arch c. Left atrium d. Right atrium
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98) Which of the following is correct?
a. An increase in capillary osmotic pressure favors filtration,
b. An increase in interstitial osmotic pressure favors reabsorption.
c. An increase in capillary osmotic pressure favors reabsorption.
d. An increase in capillary osmotic pressure may lead to edema.
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99) Which of the following sites is the location of the deep cardiac plexus?
a. On right side of ligamentum arteriosum b. In front of tracheal bifurcation
c. Anterior to lung hilum d. below the aortic arch
101) Which of the following best describes the effect of decreasing ventilation perfusion
ratio on the alveolar Po2 and Pco2?
a. Carbon dioxide tension Decrease / Oxygen tension Decrease
b. Carbon dioxide tension Increase / Oxygen tension Decrease
c. Carbon dioxide tension Increase / Oxygen tension Increase
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b. Tunica media contains circumferentially fenestrated elastic laminae.
c. Tunica adventitia contains longitudinal smooth muscle fibers.
d. Tunica media forms 30% of the wall
105) Which of the following is FALSE concerning the relationships of the variables in
diffusion of O2 across a membrane?
a. If the alveolar concentration of O2 increased, the total flow of 02 across the alveolar
membrane would increase.
b. The lower the diffusion coefficient, the higher the total flow.
c. Doubling the area of the membrane would double the total flow of 02.
107) At which of the following levels of laryngeal cartilages the trachea begins?
a. Lower border of cricoid b. Upper border of thyroid
c. Upper border of cricoid d. Lower border of thyroid
108) Greater splachnic nerve arises from which of the following thoracic sympathetic
ganglia?
a. 9-10 b. 1-5 c. 5-9 d. 3-5
112) Which of the following shifts the oxyhemoglobin curve to the right?
a. Increased 2, 3-DPG b. Decreased tissue PH
c. Increased CO2 d. All are correct
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