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FMGE (Pre and Para Clinical) Exam - English

Duration: 150 Β· Questions: 150 Β· Max Marks: 150 Β· Language: 3

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Pre and Para Clinical

1
True about function of secretin 
  1. A.Antagonizes the action of CCK
  2. B.Stimulates gastrin secretion
  3. C.Delay gastric emptying
  4. D.All of the above
2
Nissl's granules are found in which part of nerve cell-
  1. A.Axon hillock
  2. B.Axons
  3. C.Node of Ranvier
  4. D.Body
3
Action potential in cardiac muscles is due to which ions -
  1. A.K+
  2. B.Na+
  3. C.Ca+2
  4. D.Cl-
4
Thick Ascending Limb of loop of Henele has which channels -
  1. A.Na + Cl - contransporter
  2. B.Na + -2Cl - - K + cotransporter
  3. C.ENaC channel
  4. D.Na + - aminoacidcotransporter
5
True about arginine vasopression -
  1. A.Major action on kidney is through V 1 recepter
  2. B.Causes vasoconstriction
  3. C.Causes release of v WF
  4. D.Causes vasodilation
6
True about high altitude acclimatization 
  1. A.Left shift of O2 - Hb curve
  2. B.Decreased RBC count   
  3. C.Hypoventilation
  4. D.Increased erythropoietin
7
True about Carboxyhemoglobin -
  1. A.Take up O2 very quickly
  2. B.Causes histotoxic hypoxia
  3. C.Causes left shift of Hb- O2 dissociation curve
  4. D.All are true
8
Which hormone acts through IP3 -DAG- 
  1. A.LH
  2. B.FSH
  3. C.ADH
  4. D.Oxytocin
9
True about protein kinase -
  1. A.Phosphorylates threonine residue
  2. B.Involved in IP3-DAG mechanism
  3. C.Activated by Ca2+
  4. D.All of the above
10
True about thyroxine are all except - 
  1. A.Increases BMR
  2. B.Increase oxygen consumption
  3. C.Decreases rate of respiration
  4. D.Causes lipolysis 
11
Function of surfactant is -
  1. A.Increase O2 diffusion
  2. B.Decrease airway resistance
  3. C.Prevents overexpansion of lung
  4. D.Reduction in surface tension
12
Not true about Bohr effect - 
  1. A.Decrease offinity of O2 by increase PCO2
  2. B.Left shift of Hb-O2 dissociation curve 
  3. C.It is true to H+
  4. D.All are true
13
GLUT -1 is present in-
  1. A.Skeletal muscle
  2. B.Adipose tissue 
  3. C.Jejunum
  4. D.Placenta
14
Stereociliaare present in - 
  1. A.Taste buds
  2. B.Hair cells
  3. C.Retina
  4. D.Nose
15
Stereociliaare present in -
  1. A.Eye
  2. B.Ear
  3. C.Tongue
  4. D.Nose 
16
CSF present is increased in all except - 
  1. A.Forced inspiration
  2. B.Coughing
  3. C.Valsalvamanoeuvre
  4. D.Crying
17
Melatonin is produced by -
  1. A.Pituitary
  2. B.Pineal gland
  3. C.Hypothalamus
  4. D.Thalamus
18
Renin secretion is decreased by - 
  1. A.Sympathetic stimulation 
  2. B.Prostacycline (PGI2)
  3. C.Nacl in distal tubules 
  4. D.Hypotension
19
Myenteric plexus in GIT controls -
  1. A.GI secretions
  2. B.Local blood flow
  3. C.GI motility
  4. D.All of the above
20
Major inhibitory neurotransmitter in nervous system - 
  1. A.Glutamate
  2. B.Aspartate
  3. C.Gamma-amino butyric acid
  4. D.Taurine
21
All of the following are true about the root of right lung except -
  1. A.Azygous vein crosses anteriorly and superiorly
  2. B.Vagus crosses it anteriorly
  3. C.Phrenic nerve crosses it anteriorly
  4. D.SVC is present anteriorly  
22
Right hepatic vein drains which segment of the liver-
  1. A.I
  2. B.II
  3. C.III
  4. D.IV
23
Which Couinaud segment of liver has independent supply ?
  1. A.I
  2. B.II      
  3. C.III
  4. D.IV
24
Which of the following is a derivative of Reichert's Cartilage ?
  1. A.Stapes
  2. B.malleus
  3. C.Incus
  4. D.Sphenomandibular joint
25
Extensor carpi Radialis longus is crossed by which of the following two muscles -
  1. A.Abductor Pollicis Longus and ExtensorPollicis brevis
  2. B.Extensor digitorum and extensor Indicis
  3. C.Abductor Pollicis Longus and Extensor Indicis
  4. D.Brachioradialis and Extensor digiti minimi
26
Median nerve supplies which branch to the brachial artery -
  1. A.Sensory branch
  2. B.Sympathetic branch
  3. C.Motor branch
  4. D.None
27
Which of the following is true about anatomy of the cerebellum ?
  1. A.Globose cells are present in the roof
  2. B.Vermis is present in the midline
  3. C.Flcculonodular lobe is concerned with smoothening and co-ordination of movements
  4. D.Dentate nucleus is the medial most nucleus
28
Which of the following muscles forms the floor of the digastric triangle ?
  1. A.Mylohyoid
  2. B.Geniohyoid
  3. C.Stlyohyoid
  4. D.Sternohyoid
29
Which of the following structure passes through the triangular interval of the arm ?
  1. A.Radial nerve
  2. B.Axillary nerve
  3. C.Median nerve
  4. D.Ulnar Nerve
30
Which of the following is true about upper 1/3rd of the rectum ?
  1. A.It is covered by peritoneum only anteriorly
  2. B.It is covered by peritoneum on the front ,sides and back
  3. C.It has no peitoneral attachments
  4. D.It is covered by peritoneum on the sides and anteriorly
31
Grey powder [chalk + mercury] is used in-
  1. A.
    Poroscopy
  2. B.
    Cheiloscopy
  3. C.
    Dactylography
  4. D.
    Palate prints 
32
Which of the following is not an example of privileged communication?
  1. A.
    Cases of food poisoning
  2. B.
    Informing airlines about pilot refractive error
  3. C.
    Revealing patient’s disease to the relatives
  4. D.
    Revealing patient’s disease in insurance report 
33
Killing of a 6 month old child by parents is known as-
  1. A.
    Genocide
  2. B.
    Infanticide
  3. C.
    Neonatal homicide
  4. D.
    Abortion
34
Abandoning a child is punishable under which section of IPC?
  1. A.
    320
  2. B.
    317
  3. C.
    323
  4. D.
    84 
35
Telephone scotologia is-
  1. A.
    Exhibitionism
  2. B.
    Voyeurism
  3. C.
    Frotteurism
  4. D.
    Fetishism
36
Autopsy is known by all names except-
  1. A.
    Obduction
  2. B.
    Necropsy
  3. C.
    Biopsy
  4. D.
    Post-mortem examination
37
Rate of cooling post mortem in tropical climates- 
  1. A.
    0.5 Degrees Celcius/hr
  2. B.
    1 Degrees Celcius/hr
  3. C.
    1.5 Degrees Celcius/hr
  4. D.
    2 Degrees Celcius/hr
38
Unexplained male hypersexuality is known as
  1. A.
    Satyriasis
  2. B.
    Undinism
  3. C.
    Frotteurism
  4. D.
    Eonism
39
Xiphoid fuses with sternum by what age-
  1. A.
    30 year
  2. B.
    35 years
  3. C.
    40 years
  4. D.
    45 years
40
Rules followed amongst medical professions which are mutual-
  1. A.
    Medical etiquettes
  2. B.
    Medical ethics
  3. C.
    Privileged communication
  4. D.
    Vicarious responsibility
41
Which of the following is not a characteristic feature of inflammation ?
  1. A.Redness
  2. B.Pain
  3. C.Decreased blood flow
  4. D.Swelling
42
Which cellular organelle is responsible for protein synthesis ?
  1. A.Mitochondria
  2. B.Golgi apparatus
  3. C.Endoplasmic reticulum
  4. D.Lysosome
43
Which type of tissue is responsible for transmitting electrical signals in the body ?
  1. A.Muscle tissue
  2. B.Nervous tissue
  3. C.Connective tissue
  4. D.Epithelial tissue
44
What is the most common type of skin cancer ?
  1. A.Melanoma
  2. B.Squamous cell carcinoma
  3. C.Basal cell carcinoma
  4. D.Adenocarcinoma
45
Which blood cell type is responsible for oxygen transport in the body ?
  1. A.Platelets
  2. B.Red blood cells
  3. C.White blood cells
  4. D.Plasma cells
46
Which of the following is a type of autoimmune disease affecting the thyroid gland ?
  1. A.Rheumatoid arthritis
  2. B.Crohn's disease
  3. C.Hashimoto's thyroiditis
  4. D.Lupus
47
What is the primary function of the lymphatic system ?
  1. A.Digestion of fats
  2. B.Regulation of blood sugar
  3. C.Filtration of blood
  4. D.Immune response and fluid balance
48
Which type of hypersensitivity reaction involves IgE antibodies and mast cells ?
  1. A.Type I
  2. B.Type II
  3. C.Type III
  4. D.Type IV
49
Which term refers to the abnormal growth and spread of cells in the body ?
  1. A.Inflammation
  2. B.Hyperplasia
  3. C.Neoplasia
  4. D.Dysplasia
50
What is the primary cause of peptic ulcers ?
  1. A.Bacterial infection
  2. B.Excessive alcohol consumption
  3. C.Viral infection
  4. D.Allergic reaction
51
Which of the following is a risk factor for developing cardiovascular diseases ?
  1. A.High - density lipoproteins (HDL)
  2. B.Regular exercise
  3. C.High - fiber diet
  4. D.Hypertension
52
Which hepatitis virus is transmitted primarily through contaminated water and food ?
  1. A.Hepatitis A
  2. B.Hepatitis B
  3. C.Hepatitis C
  4. D.Hepatitis D
53
What is the hallmark feature of multiple sclerosis (MS) ?
  1. A.Muscle weakness
  2. B.Memory loss
  3. C.Demyelination of nerve fibers
  4. D.Insulin resistance
54
Which of the following is a common complication of uncontrolled diabetes ?
  1. A.Osteoporosis
  2. B.Hypothyroidism
  3. C.Diarrhea
  4. D.Neuropathy
55
What is the primary function of the kidneys ?
  1. A.Digestion
  2. B.Oxygen transport
  3. C.Filtration of blood and waste elimination
  4. D.Immune response
56
Which hormone is responsible for regulating blood glucose levels ?
  1. A.Insulin
  2. B.Estrogen
  3. C.Thyroxine
  4. D.Cortisol
57
Which organ is primarily affected by cirrhosis ?
  1. A.Lungs
  2. B.Kidneys
  3. C.Liver
  4. D.Pancreas
58
Which of the following is a type of primary bone cancer ?
  1. A.Osteoporosis
  2. B.Osteoarthritis
  3. C.Leukemia
  4. D.Osteosarcoma
59
What is the most common causative agent of urinary tract infections (UTIs) ?
  1. A.Candida albicans
  2. B.Escherichia coli (E. coli)
  3. C.Staphylococcus aureus
  4. D.Streptococcus pyogenes
60
Which type of anemia is characterized by a deficiency of vitamin B12 ?
  1. A.Iron - deficiency anemia
  2. B.Aplastic anemia
  3. C.Pernicious anemia
  4. D.Hemolytic anemia
61
What term describes the study of how drugs affect the body and how the body affects drugs ?
  1. A.Pathology
  2. B.Physiology
  3. C.Pharmacology
  4. D.Histology
62
Which phase of drug development involves testing a new drug on healthy volunteers to determine its safety and dosage range ?
  1. A.Phase I
  2. B.Phase II
  3. C.Phase III
  4. D.Phase IV
63
Which route of drug administration provides the fastest onset of action ?
  1. A.Oral
  2. B.Intravenous
  3. C.Subcutaneous
  4. D.Topical
64
When the combined effect of two drugs is greater than the sum of their individual effects, the interaction is called?
  1. A.Synergism
  2. B.Antagonism
  3. C.Additive action
  4. D.Indifference
65
Which organ is primarily responsible for drug metabolism ?
  1. A.Kidneys
  2. B.Liver
  3. C.Heart
  4. D.Lungs
66
What is meant by the generic name of a drug?
  1. A.Its nonproprietary name
  2. B.Its manufacturer's brand name
  3. C.Its complete chemical structural description
  4. D.The name of the disease it treats
67
Which class of drugs is commonly used to reduce fever and pain ?
  1. A.Antibiotics
  2. B.Antihypertensives
  3. C.Analgesics
  4. D.Anticoagulants
68
Which drug is commonly used to treat hypertension and heart failure by inhibiting the conversion of angiotensin I to angiotensin II ?
  1. A.Amlodipine
  2. B.Lisinopril
  3. C.Metoprolol
  4. D.Furosemide
69
Which type of drug is used to reverse the effects of opioids and treat opioid overdose ?
  1. A.Benzodiazepines
  2. B.Antidepressants
  3. C.Beta - blockers
  4. D.Naloxone
70
Which drug class is commonly prescribed to lower cholesterol levels and reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease ?
  1. A.Diuretics
  2. B.Anticoagulants
  3. C.Statins
  4. D.Beta - blockers
71
Which drug irreversibly inhibits platelet cyclooxygenase and is widely used as an antiplatelet agent?
  1. A.Aspirin
  2. B.Warfarin
  3. C.Heparin
  4. D.Enoxaparin
72
What is the mechanism of action of beta - blockers ?
  1. A.Inhibiting angiotensin - converting enzyme
  2. B.Blocking beta - adrenergic receptors
  3. C.Enhancing insulin secretion
  4. D.Inhibiting histamine receptors
73
Which drug class is commonly used to treat depression and anxiety disorders ?
  1. A.Antipsychotics
  2. B.Antihistamines
  3. C.Antidepressants
  4. D.Anticonvulsants
74
Which drug is a first-line pharmacological treatment for many patients with type 2 diabetes and primarily decreases hepatic glucose production while improving insulin sensitivity?
  1. A.Metformin
  2. B.Insulin glargine
  3. C.Glipizide
  4. D.Exenatide
75
What is the primary action of diuretic drugs ?
  1. A.Lowering blood pressure
  2. B.Inhibiting bacterial growth
  3. C.Increasing heart rate
  4. D.Reducing fluid retention and promoting urine output
76
Which drug is the first-line treatment for anaphylaxis?
  1. A.Intramuscular epinephrine
  2. B.Oral insulin
  3. C.Sublingual nitroglycerin
  4. D.Morphine
77
Which antibiotic class characteristically inhibits bacterial cell-wall synthesis?
  1. A.β-Lactam antibiotics
  2. B.Macrolides
  3. C.Tetracyclines
  4. D.Aminoglycosides
78
Which drug is commonly used to treat gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) by reducing stomach acid production ?
  1. A.Omeprazole
  2. B.Metoclopramide
  3. C.Ranitidine
  4. D.Sucralfate
79
Which drug is commonly used to relieve severe pain and is classified as an opioid analgesic ?
  1. A.Ibuprofen
  2. B.Acetaminophen
  3. C.Morphine
  4. D.Naproxen
80
Which short-acting ββ‚‚-adrenoceptor agonist is commonly used as a bronchodilator in asthma?
  1. A.Albuterol/Salbutamol
  2. B.Propranolol
  3. C.Digoxin
  4. D.Amlodipine
81
Which of the following is a macromolecule composed of amino acids ?
  1. A.Nucleic acid
  2. B.Lipid
  3. C.Carbohydrate
  4. D.Protein
82
Ò€‹Which of the following is the primary energy currency of the cell ?
  1. A.ATP
  2. B.DNA
  3. C.RNA
  4. D.Glucose
83
Enzymes are examples of which type of biomolecule ?
  1. A.Carbohydrates
  2. B.Nucleic acids
  3. C.Proteins
  4. D.Lipids
84
What is the main function of DNA in cells ?
  1. A.Energy storage
  2. B.Enzyme synthesis
  3. C.Genetic information storage
  4. D.Cellular respiration
85
Which of the following is an example of a monosaccharide ?
  1. A.Glucose
  2. B.Sucrose
  3. C.Lactose
  4. D.Maltose
86
Which organelle is responsible for protein synthesis ?
  1. A.Mitochondrion
  2. B.Nucleus
  3. C.Golgi apparatus
  4. D.Endoplasmic reticulum
87
Which molecule carries the genetic information from the nucleus to the ribosomes for protein synthesis ?
  1. A.mRNA
  2. B.tRNA
  3. C.rRNA
  4. D.DNA
88
Which of the following is not a function of the liver ?
  1. A.Detoxification
  2. B.Carbohydrate digestion
  3. C.Protein synthesis
  4. D.Bile production
89
Hemoglobin is an example of which type of protein ?
  1. A.Enzyme
  2. B.Structural protein
  3. C.Antibody
  4. D.Transport protein
90
Which vitamin is synthesized in the skin when exposed to sunlight ?
  1. A.Vitamin A
  2. B.Vitamin C
  3. C.Vitamin D
  4. D.Vitamin E
91
Which of the following is not a function of the plasma membrane ?
  1. A.Cell communication
  2. B.Cell structure
  3. C.Energy production
  4. D.Selective permeability
92
Glycolysis is a metabolic pathway that occurs in the...
  1. A.Nucleus
  2. B.Mitochondria
  3. C.Cytosol
  4. D.Golgi apparatus
93
Which of the following is a nitrogenous base found in DNA ?
  1. A.Adenine
  2. B.Uracil
  3. C.Guanine
  4. D.Thymine
94
What is the primary function of the Krebs cycle (citric acid cycle) ?
  1. A.Glycolysis
  2. B.ATP synthesis
  3. C.Fatty acid synthesis
  4. D.Oxidation of acetyl-CoA
95
Which type of biomolecule is composed of long chains of nucleotides ?
  1. A.Carbohydrates
  2. B.Lipids
  3. C.Proteins
  4. D.Nucleic acids
96
The process by which mRNA is synthesized from DNA is called .
  1. A.Translation
  2. B.Transcription
  3. C.Replication
  4. D.Reverse transcription
97
Which of the following is a function of RNA ?
  1. A.Storage of genetic information
  2. B.Catalyzing chemical reactions
  3. C.Transporting oxygen
  4. D.Protein synthesis
98
Which molecule is responsible for carrying oxygen in red blood cells ?
  1. A.Hemoglobin
  2. B.Insulin
  3. C.Collagen
  4. D.Myoglobin
99
Which of the following is a steroid hormone produced by the adrenal glands ?
  1. A.Insulin
  2. B.Testosterone
  3. C.Thyroxin
  4. D.Glucagon
100
What is the primary function of the Golgi apparatus ?
  1. A.Protein synthesis
  2. B.Energy production
  3. C.Lipid storage
  4. D.Protein modification and packaging
101
What is the primary function of a plasmid in a bacterial cell ?
  1. A.Energy Production
  2. B.Protein Synthesis
  3. C.Genetic Exchange
  4. D.Cell division
102
Which of the following is a characteristic feature of plasmids ?
  1. A.Single-stranded DNA
  2. B.Circular DNA
  3. C.Linear DNA
  4. D.RNA genome
103
Bacteriophages primarily infect which type of microorganism ?
  1. A.Bacteria
  2. B.Fungi
  3. C.Protozoa
  4. D.Archaea
104
The protein coat of a bacteriophage is called ?
  1. A.Capsid
  2. B.Envelope
  3. C.Nucleocapsid
  4. D.Liposome
105
Which of the following is a lytic cycle in bacteriophage replication ?
  1. A.Lysogenic
  2. B.Integration
  3. C.Attachment
  4. D.Bursting
106
Which enzyme is responsible for cutting the host DNA during bacteriophage integration in the lysogenic cycle ?
  1. A.DNA ligase
  2. B.DNA polymerase
  3. C.Restriction endonuclease
  4. D.Integrase
107
What is the name of the bacteriophage that infects E. coli and is commonly used in molecular biology research ?
  1. A.T4 phage
  2. B.Lambda phage
  3. C.Adenovirus
  4. D.Herpesvirus
108
Which type of plasmid carries genes that can cause antibiotic resistance in bacteria ?
  1. A.Fertility plasmid
  2. B.Resistance plasmid
  3. C.Virulence plasmid
  4. D.Conjugative plasmid
109
What is the process by which plasmids are transferred from one bacterium to another through direct cell-to-cell contact ?
  1. A.Transduction
  2. B.Transformation
  3. C.Conjugation
  4. D.Transcription
110
Which of the following is NOT a mechanism by which bacteria can acquire plasmids ?
  1. A.Transformation
  2. B.Conjugation
  3. C.Transduction
  4. D.Mitosis
111
What is the main function of the origin of replication (ori) in a plasmid ?
  1. A.Attachment to host DNA
  2. B.Initiation of plasmid replication
  3. C.Transfer of plasmid to other cells
  4. D.Integration into the host genome
112
Which term refers to the transfer of genetic material from one bacterial cell to another through the uptake of naked DNA from the environment ?
  1. A.Conjugation
  2. B.Transduction
  3. C.Transformation
  4. D.Replication
113
In which phase of the cell cycle is a bacterial cell most susceptible to transformation ?
  1. A.G1 phase
  2. B.S phase
  3. C.G2 phase
  4. D.Log phase
114
What is the role of the repressor protein in a temperate bacteriophage during the lysogenic cycle ?
  1. A.Promotes gene transcription
  2. B.Prevents viral replication
  3. C.Activates the lytic cycle
  4. D.Encapsidates the viral DNA
115
Which type of plasmid contains genes that enhance the fitness of the host bacterium but do not directly confer antibiotic resistance ?
  1. A.Resistance plasmid
  2. B.Fertility plasmid
  3. C.R plasmid
  4. D.Fitness plasmid
116
What is the term for the transfer of genetic material from one bacterium to another via a viral vector ?
  1. A.Conjugation
  2. B.Transduction
  3. C.Transformation
  4. D.Replication
117
Which enzyme is responsible for replicating the DNA of a bacteriophage within the host cell during the lytic cycle ?
  1. A.DNA ligase
  2. B.DNA polymerase
  3. C.RNA polymerase
  4. D.Reverse transcriptase
118
Which of the following is NOT a function of plasmids in bacteria ?
  1. A.Antibiotic resistance
  2. B.Toxin production
  3. C.Regulation of cell division
  4. D.Photosynthesis
119
In the process of conjugation, which structure allows for the transfer of plasmids from one bacterial cell to another ?
  1. A.Pili
  2. B.Flagella
  3. C.Capsule
  4. D.Endospore
120
Which of the following is a common mechanism by which bacteria can acquire antibiotic resistance genes on plasmids ?
  1. A.Mutation
  2. B.Sporulation
  3. C.Horizontal gene transfer
  4. D.Binary fission
121
What is the primary function of the skeletal system?
  1. A.Transportation
  2. B.Protection
  3. C.Reproduction
  4. D.Digestion
122
Which tissue type lines the cavities and surfaces of structures throughout the body, providing a barrier?
  1. A.Connective tissue
  2. B.Epithelial tissue
  3. C.Muscle tissue
  4. D.Nervous tissue
123
During embryonic development, the notochord gives rise to which structure in the adult human?
  1. A.Spinal cord
  2. B.Brain
  3. C.Vertebrae
  4. D.Muscles
124
Which of the following is responsible for the production of red blood cells?
  1. A.Liver
  2. B.Kidneys
  3. C.Spleen
  4. D.Bone marrow
125
What is the basic unit of the nervous system?
  1. A.Neuron
  2. B.Red blood cell
  3. C.White blood cell
  4. D.Osteocyte
126
Which of the following is a function of the integumentary system?
  1. A.Regulation of body temperature
  2. B. Production of hormones
  3. C.Pumping blood
  4. D.Absorption of nutrients
127
In which layer of the skin are sweat glands found?
  1. A.Epidermis
  2. B.Dermis
  3. C.Hypodermis
  4. D.Subcutaneous tissue
128
Which bone is commonly known as the collarbone?
  1. A.Scapula
  2. B.Humerus
  3. C.Clavicle
  4. D.Femur
129
What type of joint is the elbow joint?
  1. A.Ball and socket joint
  2. B.Hinge joint
  3. C.Pivot joint
  4. D.Gliding joint
130
Which of the following is NOT a type of muscle tissue?
  1. A.Skeletal muscle
  2. B.Cardiac muscle
  3. C.Smooth muscle
  4. D.Cartilage
131
Which of the following is the primary function of the respiratory system?
  1. A.Filtration of blood
  2. B.Digestion of nutrients
  3. C.Exchange of gases
  4. D.Regulation of body temperature
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During embryonic development, what is the outermost layer of the gastrula called?
  1. A.Ectoderm
  2. B.Mesoderm
  3. C.Endoderm
  4. D.Epiderm
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What is the function of the Golgi apparatus in a cell?
  1. A.Protein synthesis
  2. B.Energy production
  3. C.Cellular respiration
  4. D.Packaging and modification of proteins
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Which of the following is a function of the lymphatic system?
  1. A.Pumping blood
  2. B.Filtration of urine
  3. C.Transportation of oxygen
  4. D.Immune defense
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What type of tissue is responsible for contraction and movement in the body?
  1. A.Nervous tissue
  2. B.Muscle tissue
  3. C.Epithelial tissue
  4. D.Connective tissue
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Which bone is NOT part of the axial skeleton?
  1. A.Skull
  2. B.Rib
  3. C.Femur
  4. D.Vertebral column
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During which stage of mitosis do chromosomes align at the cell's equator?
  1. A.Prophase
  2. B.Metaphase
  3. C.Anaphase
  4. D.Telophase
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What is the primary function of white blood cells?
  1. A.Oxygen transport
  2. B.Blood clotting
  3. C.Immune defense
  4. D.Nutrient absorption
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Which structure connects the right and left cerebral hemispheres in the brain?
  1. A.Corpus callosum
  2. B.Medulla oblongata
  3. C.Cerebellum
  4. D.Thalamus
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In which layer of the skin are melanocytes located?
  1. A.Epidermis
  2. B.Dermis
  3. C.Hypodermis
  4. D.Subcutaneous tissue
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Which type of light is used to detect bodily fluids at a crime scene?
  1. A.Infrared
  2. B.Ultraviolet
  3. C.Visible light
  4. D.X-ray
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What is the purpose of a forensic entomologist at a crime scene?
  1. A.Identify cause of death
  2. B.Determine time of death
  3. C.Detect poison in blood
  4. D.Measure body temperature
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The term "chain of custody" refers to:
  1. A.The sequence of steps in autopsy
  2. B.The protocol for evidence handling
  3. C.The list of witnesses
  4. D.The order of police rank
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Which of the following is a tool used for measuring distances at a crime scene?
  1. A.Calipers
  2. B.Surveyor’s tape
  3. C.Protractor
  4. D.Microscope
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Luminol is a chemical used in forensic investigations to detect:
  1. A.Narcotics
  2. B.Explosives
  3. C.Blood traces
  4. D.DNA
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The study of blood spatter patterns is called:
  1. A.Toxicology
  2. B.Ballistics
  3. C.Serology
  4. D.Bloodstain pattern analysis
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GSR (Gunshot Residue) testing helps in determining:
  1. A.The type of weapon used
  2. B.The distance from which a gun was fired
  3. C.The identity of the victim
  4. D.The weather at the time of crime
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Which instrument is used to detect accelerants at an arson scene?
  1. A.Mass spectrometer
  2. B.Chromatograph
  3. C.Thermocouple
  4. D.Barometer
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The term "latent prints" refers to:
  1. A.Visible fingerprints
  2. B.Hidden fingerprints
  3. C.DNA samples
  4. D.Bloodstains
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Photogrammetry in forensics is used for:
  1. A.DNA analysis
  2. B.Blood analysis
  3. C.3D modeling of crime scenes
  4. D.Fingerprint analysis