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16 February 2009 [KU 502] Sub. Code : 4053 FIRST M.B.B.S. DEGREE EXAMINATION. Revised (Non-Semester) Regulations Paper III PHYSIOLOGY INCLUDING BIOPHYSICS I Q. P. Code : Time : Three hours Answer ALL questions. Draw Suitable diagrams wherever necessary Maximum: 100 Marks I. Essay Questions : (2 x 15 = 30) 1. Describe in detail the synthesis and functions of thyroid hormones. Add a note on Hypothyroidism. 2. Describe the composition, functions and regulation of secretion of gastric juice. II. Write Short notes on : (10 x 5 = 50) 1. Composition of semen and its uses as a diagnostic tool. 2. Functions of juxtaglomerular apparatus. 3. Explain components and functions of bile. 4. Explain the stages of development of erythrocytes. 5. Describe the metabolic actions of cortisol. 6. Describe briefly the formation and functions of corpus luteum. 7. Describe the formation and circulation of lymph. 8. Enumerate the hormones secreted by anterior pituitary gland. Describe the actions of growth hormone. 9. Classify the fluid compartments of body giving their normal values mention two methods to determine E.C.F. 10. Describe the formation and functions of immunoglobulins. III. Short Answer Questions : (10 x 2 = 20) 1. Briefly describe the process of deglutition. 2. Heparin. 3. Name two indications of exchange transfusion. 4. Purpura. 5. Plasma cells. 6. Functions of plasma proteins. 7. Phagocytosis. 8. Physiological basis of pregnancy diagnosing tests. 9. Role of oxytocin in female reproduction. 10. List the important functions of saliva. *****
17 August 2009 [KV 502] Sub. Code : 4053 Time : Three hours FIRST M.B.B.S. DEGREE EXAMINATION. Revised (Non-Semester) Regulations Paper III PHYSIOLOGY INCLUDING BIOPHYSICS I Q. P. Code : Answer ALL questions. Draw Suitable diagrams wherever necessary Maximum: 100 Marks I. Essay Questions : (2 x 15 = 30) 1. Enumerate the NUCLEI of Hypothalamus. Explain the connections and functions of hypothalamic obesity. 2. Explain the counter current mechanism in the concentration of urine. Add a note on diuresis. II. Write Short notes on : (10 x 5 = 50) 1. Micturition reflex. 2. Gastric emptying. 3. Indicators of ovulation. 4. Myxoedema. 5. Entero hepatic circulation of bile. 6. Chonn s syndrome. 7. Functions of glucocorticoids. 8. Significance of Rh group. 9. A Transport mechanisms across cell membrane. 10. Albumin : Globulin Ratio. III. Short Answer Questions : (10 x 2 = 20) 1. Actions of Insulin. 2. Estrogen Functions. 3. Aldosterone escape. 4. Function of saliva. 5. Significance of erythrocyte sedimentation rate. 6. Functions of corpus luteum. 7. Blood testis barrier. 8. GAP junctions. 9. Glomerular filtration rate. 10. Dietary fibre. *****
18 February 2010 [KW 502] Sub. Code : 4053 FIRST M.B.B.S. DEGREE EXAMINATION. Revised (Non-Semester) Regulations Paper III PHYSIOLOGY INCLUDING BIOPHYSICS I Q. P. Code : Time : Three hours Answer ALL questions. Draw Suitable diagrams wherever necessary Maximum: 100 Marks I. Essay Questions : (2 x 15 = 30) 1. Describe the enteric and colonic movements. Discuss the role of the enteric nervous system. Add a note on defaecation. 2. How did Hans Selye, group the adrenocortical hormones? Elucidate their physiological functions. II. Write Short notes on : (10 x 5 = 50) 1. Cells in fibrous tissue, their functions. 2. Functional categorization of plasma proteins. 3. Starling forces and oedema. 4. Digestive proteases. 5. Transporters of amino acids in gut and kidney. 6. Counter current in juxtamedullary nephrons. 7. Abnormalities of micturition. 8. Actions of parathormone. 9. Neuro humoral reflexes. 10. Immunological test for pregnancy. III. Short Answer Questions : (10 x 2 = 20) 1. Measurement of total body water. 2. Lipids in cell membrane. 3. Remodelling of bone tissue. 4. Landsteiner s laws. 5. Fibrinolysis. 6. Lingual lipase. 7. Limiting PH of urine. 8. Leptin. 9. Mullerian regression factor. 10. Composition of semen. *****
19 August 2010 [KX 502] Sub. Code : 4053 FIRST M.B.B.S. DEGREE EXAMINATION. Revised (Non-Semester) Regulations Paper III PHYSIOLOGY INCLUDING BIOPHYSICS I Q. P. Code : Time : Three hours Maximum: 100 Marks Answer ALL questions. Draw Suitable diagrams wherever necessary I. Essay Questions : (2 x 15 = 30) 1. Name the different blood group systems. Mention the importance of blood groups. Explain the procedure for determining the blood group of an individual. Give the basis and principles of treatment of Erythroblastosis Foetalis. 2. Name any four hormones producing Hyperglycemia. Explain the actions of the chief hypoglycemic hormone on liver, skeletal muscle and adipose tissue. Briefly explain GTT. Add a note on diabetes Mellitus and Physiological basis of its treatment. II. Write Short notes on : (10 x 5 = 50) 1. Describe the phases of gastric juice secretion. 2. Micelle formation. 3. Describe cystometrogram. 4. Functions of Sertoli cells. 5. Functions of Placenta. 6. Plasma proteins. 7. Hepatic and gall bladder bile. 8. Deglutition. 9. Differences between cretinism and Dwarfism. 10. Explain the hormonal regulation of menstrual cycle. III. Short Answer Questions : (10 x 2 = 20) 1. Phagocytosis. 2. Role of sweat glands in thermoregulation. 3. B lymphocytes in immunity. 4. ESR and its clinical significance. 5. Foetoplacental unit. 6. Actions of relaxin and inhibins. 7. Endogenous Pyrogens. 8. Defaecation reflex. 9. PAH clearance. 10. Brown fat tissue. ******
20 February 2011 [KY 502] Sub. Code : 4053 FIRST M.B.B.S. DEGREE EXAMINATION. Revised (Non-Semester) Regulations Paper III PHYSIOLOGY INCLUDING BIOPHYSICS I Q. P. Code : Time : Three hours Maximum: 100 Marks Answer ALL questions. Draw Suitable diagrams wherever necessary I. Essay Questions : (2 x 15 = 30) 1. Write in detail the electron microscopic structure of skeletal muscle and the molecular mechanism of muscular contraction. 2. Discuss the composition, mechanism and regulation of gastric secretion. II. Write Short notes on : (10 x 5 = 50) 1. Neuro muscular junction. 2. Regulation of salivary secretions. 3. Functions of pancreatic juice. 4. Erythropoiesis. 5. Micturition reflex. 6. Spermatogenesis. 7. Glucagon. 8. Foeto placental unit. 9. Secondary active transport. 10. Fibrinolytic system. III. Short Answer Questions : (10 x 2 = 20) 1. Milieu interior. 2. Function of large intestine. 3. Steatorrhea. 4. Dietary fibre. 5. Multi unit smooth muscle. 6. Sarcomere. 7. Cytokines. 8. Auto immune disease. 9. Na+k+pump. 10. EMG. ******
21 August 2011 [KZ 502] Sub. Code: 4053 FIRST M.B.B.S. DEGREE EXAMINATION. Revised (Non-Semester) Regulations Paper III PHYSIOLOGY INCLUDING BIOPHYSICS - I Q.P. Code: Time : Three hours Maximum : 100 marks Answer ALL questions. Draw suitable diagrams wherever necessary I. Essay questions : (2 x 10 = 20) 1. Define GFR. Explain briefly about mechanism of factors regulating GFR. 2. Define Haemostasis. Describe briefly about the mechanism of clotting. Add a note on hemophilia. II. Write short notes on : (10 x 5 = 50) 1. Resting membrane potential. 2. Negative feedback mechanism with example. 3. Pathophysiology of Diabetes mellitus 4. Small intestinal movements. 5. Neuro endocrinal reflex. 6. Functions of placenta. 7. Describe the phases of gastric juice secretion. 8. Hormonal regulation of menstrual cycle. 9. Dwarf. 10. Composition & Functions of saliva. III Short Answer Questions : (15 x 2 = 30) 1. Four functions of plasma protein. 2. Helper cells. 3. Kernicterus. 4. Secondary active transport. 5. Rigor mortis. 6. Name the Second messengers. 7. Name the hormones involved for the growth. 8. What is Turner s syndrome three features? 9. APUD cells of its secretion. 10. Law of intestine. 11. Double Bhor effect. 12. Aldosterone escape. 13. What are different types of water absorption? 14. What is Houssay animal? 15. Name the hormones involved in calcium homeostasis, and the main organs that will act. *******
22 [LA 502] Sub. Code: 4053 FIRST M.B.B.S DEGREE EXAMINATION. Revised (Non-semester) Regulations Paper III- PHYSIOLOGY INCLUDING BIOPHYSICS-I Q. P. Code: Time: Three hours Maximum: 50 Marks Answer ALL Questions Draw Suitable diagrams wherever necessary I. Elaborate on: 1. Explain the sliding filament hypothesis and outline the main events in the cross-bridge cycle. 2. What are the components of gastric secretion? Explain the regulation of gastric secretion. II. Write notes on: 1. Anticoagulants. 2. G protein. 3. Calcitriol. 4. Thyroid function tests. 5. Describe the Reflex Arcs involved in micturition. 6. Explain the renal contribution to ph control. 7. Tubulo glomerular feedback mechanism. 8. Functions of plasma proteins. 9. Haemophilia. 10. Counter current blood flow in the villi. III. Short Answers 1. Functions of Na-K pump. 2. Saltatory conduction. 3. Conn s syndrome. 4. Laron dwarf. 5. Aquaporins. 6. Anion Gap. 7. Macula densa. 8. Opsonization. 9. Immunological memory. 10. Cholelithiasis. 11. Enterogastric reflex. 12. Peristaltic rush. 13. Progeria. 14. Pills. 15. Permissive action. February 2012 ******* (1x10=10) (1x5=5) (10X2=20) (15x1=15)
23 [LB 502] AUGUST 2012 Sub. Code: 4053 FIRST YEAR M.B.B.S DEGREE EXAM Paper III PHYSIOLOGY INCLUDING BIOPHYSICS I Q. P. Code: Time: 180 Minutes Maximum: 100 marks Answer ALL questions in the same order. I. Elaborate on: Pages Time Marks (Max.)(Max.)(Max.) 1. What are the normal blood sugar levels? Which hormones regulate the blood sugar level and how? Add a note on diabetes mellitus Discuss stages of erythropoiesis and the factors affecting it. Add a note on sickle cell anemia II. Write notes on: 1. Functions of platelets Composition and functions of gastric Juice Molecular basis of skeletal muscle contraction Sertoli cells Rh blood group Movements of small intestine Functions of placenta Functions of mitochondria Puberty Functions of glucocorticoids III. Short answers on: 1. Inulin clearance Oxytocin Fever Second messengers Functions of bile salts ESR Hypocalcemic tetany Placental hormones Myasthenia gravis Immunoglobulins *******
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