MDS PREP

In volume cycled respiration the inspiratory flow rate is set at

1. 140-160 L/min
2. 110-130 L/min
3. 60-100 L/min
4. 30-50 L/min

Physiology Answer: 3

Excluding the effect of drugs, apnea occurring after hyperventilation of an anesthetized patient results from
1. decreased demand for oxygen.
2. increased cerebral blood flow.
3. decreased carbon dioxide tension.
4. increased hydrogen ion concentration.

Physiology Answer: 4

The fluoride concentration in body fluids is regulated principally by which of the following?
1. Hormonal action
2. Skeletal uptake and renal excretion
3. Simple skeletal exchange and resorption of bone
4. Skeletal uptake and soft tissue deposition

Physiology Answer: 2

The deficiency of which vitamin is not known in new-born child
1. Vit- A
2. Vit-B
3. Vit-c
4. Vit-E

Physiology Answer: 4

MAXIMUM POST PRANDIAL MOTILITY IS SEEN IN?
    1. ASCENDING COLON
    2. DESCENDING COLON
    3. SIGMOID COLON
    4. TRANSEVERSE COLON

Physiology Answer: 3

Hypoglycemia results from the excessive secretion of
1. glucose.
2. insulin.
3. glucagon.
4. cyclic-AMP

Physiology Answer: 2

The MOST susceptible sites in the nervous system for the effects of acute ishemic anoxia are the
1. motor end-plates.
2. sensory receptors.
3. synapses in autonomic ganglia.
4. synapses in the central nervous system.

Physiology Answer: 4

The receptor on cardiac muscle for acetylcholine are:
1. Nicotinic 2. Muscarinic
3.� type. 4. � type.

Physiology Answer: 2

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MDS PREP

In volume cycled respiration the inspiratory flow rate is set at 1. 140-160 L/min2. 110-130 L/min3. 60-100 L/min4. 30-50 L/min

Excluding the effect of drugs, apnea occurring after hyperventilation of an anesthetized patient results from 1. decreased demand for oxygen. 2. increased cerebral blood flow. 3. decreased carbon dioxide tension. 4. increased hydrogen ion concentration.

The fluoride concentration in body fluids is regulated principally by which of the following?1. Hormonal action 2. Skeletal uptake and renal excretion 3. Simple skeletal exchange and resorption of bone 4. Skeletal uptake and soft tissue deposition

The deficiency of which vitamin is not known in new-born child 1. Vit- A 2. Vit-B 3. Vit-c 4. Vit-E

MAXIMUM POST PRANDIAL MOTILITY IS SEEN IN? 1. ASCENDING COLON 2. DESCENDING COLON 3. SIGMOID COLON 4. TRANSEVERSE COLON

Hypoglycemia results from the excessive secretion of 1. glucose. 2. insulin. 3. glucagon. 4. cyclic-AMP

The MOST susceptible sites in the nervous system for the effects of acute ishemic anoxia are the 1. motor end-plates. 2. sensory receptors. 3. synapses in autonomic ganglia. 4. synapses in the central nervous system.

The receptor on cardiac muscle for acetylcholine are: 1. Nicotinic 2. Muscarinic 3.� type. 4. � type.

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In volume cycled respiration the inspiratory flow rate is set at

1. 140-160 L/min
2. 110-130 L/min
3. 60-100 L/min
4. 30-50 L/min

Excluding the effect of drugs, apnea occurring after hyperventilation of an anesthetized patient results from
1. decreased demand for oxygen.
2. increased cerebral blood flow.
3. decreased carbon dioxide tension.
4. increased hydrogen ion concentration.

The fluoride concentration in body fluids is regulated principally by which of the following?
1. Hormonal action
2. Skeletal uptake and renal excretion
3. Simple skeletal exchange and resorption of bone
4. Skeletal uptake and soft tissue deposition

The deficiency of which vitamin is not known in new-born child
1. Vit- A
2. Vit-B
3. Vit-c
4. Vit-E

MAXIMUM POST PRANDIAL MOTILITY IS SEEN IN?
1. ASCENDING COLON
2. DESCENDING COLON
3. SIGMOID COLON
4. TRANSEVERSE COLON

Hypoglycemia results from the excessive secretion of
1. glucose.
2. insulin.
3. glucagon.
4. cyclic-AMP

The MOST susceptible sites in the nervous system for the effects of acute ishemic anoxia are the
1. motor end-plates.
2. sensory receptors.
3. synapses in autonomic ganglia.
4. synapses in the central nervous system.

The receptor on cardiac muscle for acetylcholine are:
1. Nicotinic 2. Muscarinic
3.� type. 4. � type.