Biology
Human Physiology and Anatomy
2,062 Questions
Human physiology and anatomy explore the structural organization and biological functions of the human body and its systems. Questions focus on the primary roles of organs, hormones, cellular components, and developmental processes. These fundamentals are integral to medical entrance tests and general science sections.
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Human Physiology and Anatomy Questions
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It helps the body to adjust with stress.
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It helps our body to absorb glucose from blood.
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It helps in the production of sperms.
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It helps in the production of milk.
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None of these
A
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Explanation
Adrenalin hormone helps to adjust with stress.
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Digestion of proteins
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Killing of harmful bacteria
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Protection of the inner lining of the stomach
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Breakdown of large fats
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Conversion of carbohydrates to glucose
B
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Explanation
HCl kills many bacteria and other microorganisms that enter along with the food.
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Maintenance of water balance
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Transport of food
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Chemical coordination
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Cutting and tearing solid food into small pieces
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Maintenance of pH
D
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Explanation
Cutting and tearing the solid food into small pieces is common for ingestion which is done by teeth in mouth and then various enzymes in alimentary canal.
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It is to convert fats into fatty acids.
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It is to convert polysaccharides into monosaccharides.
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It is to convert protein into peptones.
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It is to convert peptones into aminoacids.
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None of these
C
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Explanation
The function of trypsin is to convert protein into peptones.
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Respiration
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Circulation
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Nutrition
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Excretion
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Protection
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Explanation
Amniotic fluid acts like a cushion and protects the embryo.
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Protection to the valves and heart chambers
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Protection from infection
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Contraction in the heart
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Lubrication
A
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Explanation
Endocardium provides protection to the valves and heart chambers.
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Acts as solvent in dissolving food particles
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Digests starch
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Aids in water balance in the body
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Cleans the mouth
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Covers and fixes the root in position
E
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Explanation
It is the function of cement, a bone like structure covering and fixing the root in position. The function of the cement is not only to seal the restoration on the tooth, but also in some cases to support the retention of the restoration.
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Waste management
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Storage of food
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Exporting unwanted substances
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Isolating harmful materials
B
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Explanation
In protists, vacuoles have the additional function of storing food which has been absorbed by the organism.
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It transports materials.
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It provides surface for some biochemical activities.
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It detoxifies poisons and drugs.
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It stores the waste material of a cell.
D
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Explanation
Endoplasmic reticulum helps in the transportation of material being synthesised and provides surface for some biochemical activities. It detoxifies poisons and drugs. However, the waste material of a cell is stored in vacuoles and lysosomes.
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To store food
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To absorb nutrients
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To give support
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To attach the plant to any tree or wall
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To manufacture food
C
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Explanation
Prop roots of banyan tree like pillars support the heavy branches of the tree. Thus, they give support to the plant.
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They protect underlying cells from drying, injury, bacterial and chemical effects.
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They form lining of the mouth and alimentary canal of other internal organs to protect them.
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They help in elimination of waste products.
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They bind, support and pack together different organs of the body.
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Some of them perform secretory functions.
D
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Explanation
This is the correct answer as this is not a function of epithelial tissues. This is a function of connective tissues.
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Glycoproteins
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Connexin
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Aquaporins
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Integral proteins
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Peripheral proteins
B
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Explanation
They are gap junction proteins. They are a family of structurally related transmembrane proteins that assemble to form vertebrate gap junctions.
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Transport of digested food
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Oxygenation of blood
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Carrying waste products to excretory system
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Transport hormones to the site of action.
B
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Explanation
Oxygenation of blood is carried out by lungs i.e. respiratory system.
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Protection against infections.
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Regulation of water balance in tissues.
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Regulation of body temperature
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Regulation of enzyme synthesis.
D
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Explanation
Blood does not play any role in enzyme synthesis. It is responsible for transport of enzymes only.
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Nourishment of heart muscles
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Protection of heart from shock
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Elimination of waste from heart
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Contraction of heart muscles
B
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Explanation
Pericardial fluid acts as shock absorber and thus protects the heart.