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What is the largest organ in the human body?

a) Liver, b) Skin, c) Heart, d) Brain

b) Skin

Which organ produces insulin in the human body?

a) Pancreas, b) Liver, c) Kidney, d) Gallbladder

a) Pancreas

What is the unit of measurement for blood pressure?

a) Liters, b) Pounds, c) Milligrams, d) Millimeters

d) Millimeters

Which blood type is considered the universal donor?

a) A, b) B, c) AB, d) O

d) O

What is the term for low blood sugar?

a) Hypertension, b) Hyperglycemia, c) Hypoglycemia, d) Hyperkalemia

c) Hypoglycemia

Which part of the brain controls balance and coordination?

a) Cerebrum, b) Cerebellum, c) Medulla oblongata, d) Hypothalamus

b) Cerebellum

Which organ filters waste products from the blood?

a) Liver, b) Kidney, c) Spleen, d) Stomach

b) Kidney

What is the smallest unit of life?

a) Cell, b) Atom, c) Molecule, d) Organ

a) Cell

Which hormone regulates the sleep-wake cycle?

a) Insulin, b) Melatonin, c) Adrenaline, d) Estrogen

b) Melatonin

Which of the following is responsible for transmitting electrical signals in the nervous system?

a) Neurons, b) Hormones, c) Enzymes, d) Antibodies

a) Neurons

Which vitamin is synthesized in the skin upon exposure to sunlight?

a) Vitamin-A, b) Vitamin-C, c) Vitamin-D, d) Vitamin-E

c) Vitamin-D

Another name for the ankle bone is the:

a) Tarsus, b) Metatarsus, c) Calcaneus, d) Talus

d) Talus

What is the term for inflammation of the appendix?

a) Appendicitis, b) Colitis, c) Gastritis, d) Hepatitis

a) Appendicitis

What is the medical term for inflammation of the joints?

a) Arthritis, b) Osteoporosis, c) Fibromyalgia, d) Gout

a) Arthritis

Which organ is responsible for producing bile to aid in digestion?

a) Liver, b) Stomach, c) Gallbladder, d) Pancreas

a) Liver

What is the medical term for the voice box?

a) Larynx, b) Pharynx, c) Trachea, d) Esophagus

a) Larynx

Which of the following is responsible for carrying oxygen in the blood?

a) Hemoglobin, b) Insulin, c) Estrogen, d) Adrenaline

a) Hemoglobin

What is the medical term for the kneecap?

a) Patella, b) Femur, c) Tibia, d) Fibula

a) Patella

What is the medical term for inflammation of the liver?

a) Hepatitis, b) Gastritis, c) Pancreatitis, d) Nephritis

a) Hepatitis

Which part of the eye is responsible for focusing light onto the retina?

a) Lens, b) Iris, c) Cornea, d) Optic nerve

a) Lens

A prominence called the olecranon process is found on the:

a) Knee, b) Hip, c) Elbow, d) Shoulder

c) Elbow

Together, the right and left lungs contain how many lobes?

a) 6, b) 2, c) 5, d) 3

c) 5

Which of the following systems is responsible for releasing chemicals that regulate body activities?

a) Skeletal, b) Cardiovascular, c) Nervous, d) Endocrine

d) Endocrine

What type of muscle has its own rich supply of blood?

a) Voluntary, b) Musculogenic, c) Cardiac, d) Skeletal

c) Cardiac

Blood pressure is mainly measured in Hg. What does Hg refer to?

(a) Hygrometer, (b) Heliograph, (c) Hydrogen, (d) Mercury

(d) Mercury

What is the correct meaning to the suffix 'osis'?

a) Movement, b) Paralysis, c) Pain, d) Condition

d) Condition

What is the root word for Female Reproductive organs?

a) GYN, b) GNY, c) YNG, d) NYG

a) GYN

What is the meaning for the prefix 'mega'?

a) Small, b) Tiny, c) Slow, d) Large

d) Large

The following drugs may be given in this patient except:

A. Retinoids, B. Methotrexate, C. Steroids, D. Dapsone

C. Steroids

The single useful measurement for thyroid function in a suspect hypothyroid patient is:

A. T3, B. T4, C. TSH, D. Thyroglobulin

C. TSH

The shortest acting oral hypoglycemics:

a) Glipizide, b) Glibenclamide, c) Gliclazide, d) Glimeperide

a) Glipizide

Which one is responsible for the red color of human blood?

(a) Plasma, (b) Hemoglobin, (c) WBC, (d) Haemocyanin

(b) Hemoglobin

The average blood pressure in the human body?

(a) 100/80, (b) 80/100, (c) 120/80, (d) 80/120

(c) 120/80

Blood pressure is mainly measured in Hg. What does Hg refer to?

(a) Hygrometer, (b) Heliograph, (c) Hydrogen, (d) Mercury

(d) Mercury

When a person gets older, his blood pressure generally-

(a) Remains the same, (b) Increases, (c) Decreases, (d) Varies frequently

(b) Increases

Which device is used to measure blood pressure?

(a) Salinometer, (b) Barometer, (c) Sphygmomanometer, (d) Photometer

(c) Sphygmomanometer

Which of the given blood groups is a universal donor?

(a) A, (b) AB, (c) B, (d) O

(d) O

Which of the given blood groups is a universal recipient?

(a) AB, (b) O, (c) A, (d) B

(a) AB

In which part of our body are formed Red Blood Cells?

(a) Bone Marrow, (b) Heart, (c) Kidney, (d) Liver

(a) Bone Marrow

The excess of white corpuscles in the blood is called?

(a) Anoxia, (b) Leukaemia, (c) Septicemia, (d) Anaemia

(b) Leukaemia

The diameter of WBCs in the human body is approx.

(a) 0.07mm, (b) 0.7mm, (c) 0.007mm, (d) 0.0007mm

(c) 0.007mm

Which of the given antibodies are formed in blood plasma?

(a) Monocytes, (b) Eosinophils, (c) Neutrophils, (d) Lymphocytes

(d) Lymphocytes

Which of the given acts as a defence against infection?

(a) WBC, (b) RBC, (c) Blood plasma, (d) Hemoglobin

(a) WBC

What is the Ph value of blood?

(a) 6.4, (b) 7.4, (c) 8.5, (d) 4.9

(b) 7.4

How many bones does an adult human skeleton have?

a) 206, b) 209, c) 207, d) 205

a) 206

Which of the following connective tissue envelopes the bone?

a) Periosteum, b) Pericardium, c) Myocardium, d) Marrow

a) Periosteum

What do joints do when they move?

a) Effort, b) Lever, c) Fulcrum, d) Load

c) Fulcrum

Which of these joints does not move at all?

a) Fibrous, b) Synovial, c) Pivot, d) Cartilaginous

a) Fibrous

What is the name of the immovable juncture between two bones?

a) Socket, b) Saddle, c) Hinge, d) Suture

d) Suture

Which of the following is not part of the axial skeleton?

a) Sternum, b) Mandible, c) Humerus, d) Sacrum

c) Humerus