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1.

What is chewing gum ? How is it made of?

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Chewing gum is a type of gum for chewing made dates back 5000 years. Modern chewing gum originally made of chicle, natural latex from plant.

2.

Excessive, repeated, dilute urination is called ……… A) Diabetes B) Diabetes insipidus C) Diabetes mellitus D) Hepatitis

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B) Diabetes insipidus

3.

The part where the maintenance of p occurs ..........A) Renal tubule B) Distal convoluted tubule C) Collecting tube D) Pelvis.

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B) Distal convoluted tubule

4.

The concentration of urine is …….. than that of blood concentration A) equal B) more C) less D) more or less

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The concentration of urine is more than that of blood concentration

5.

This hormone is secreted when urine is with high concentration. A) Insulin B) Vasopressin C) Thyroxin D) Adrenaline

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(B) Vasopressin

6.

a) The urine gets concentrated by reabsorption of water b) Vasopressin is secreted only when concentrated urine is to be passed out A) Both a and b are true B) a is false b is true C) a is true b is false D) Both a and b are false

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A) Both a and b are true

7.

Solenocytes are the excretory cells present in ……

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Solenocytes are the excretory cells present in Amphioxus.

8.

Urine can be retained in bladder till it get filled up to the maximum capacity of A) 700 – 800 ml B) 300 – 400 ml C) 600 – 650 ml D) 800 – 1000 ml

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A) 700 – 800 ml

9.

Which hormone is responsible to pass concentrated urine?

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Vasopressin is responsible to pass concentrated urine.

10.

After having lunch or dinner one can feel to pass urine, because of A) Stomach pressures on bladder B) Solids become liquids C) Water content in food material D) Sphincter relaxation

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Correct option is D) Sphincter relaxation

11.

What are the excretory organs of crustaceans?

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Antennal glands or green glands.

12.

….. function excretory function in prawns.

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Antennal glands/ Green glands

13.

Why do some children pass urine during sleep at night until 15 or 16 years of age?

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Children pass urine during sleep at night because one or more of the following reasons. 

1. The child’s urinary bladder is maturing more slowly than usual. The capacity of the bladder may be reduced. 

2. The risk of child passing urine in night time is due to the hereditory factor that one or both parents wet the bed as children. 

3. Some children wet the bed because they do not make enough levels of vasopressin which reduces the urine production. 

4. Physical or emotional problems may cause bed wetting. 

5. A stressful situation can trigger bed wetting include moving to a new house, changing schools, the death of a loved one or being sexually given bad effect.

It is caused due to one more of the following reasons. 1 ) The child ' s urinary bladder is maturing more slowly than usual. The capacity of the bladder may be reduced . 2) The risk of child passing urine in night time is due to the hereditary factor that one or both parents, wet the bed as children.
14.

If you drink more water, will you pass more urine?

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Yes. If we drink more water, we will pass more urine.

15.

Which arteriole has more diameter, afferent or efferent?

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Afferent arteriole has more diameter than efferent arteriole.

16.

Visit a nearby health center to observe the analysis of urine. Dip strips can be used to test urine for a range of different factors such as pH, glucose, ketones and proteins. Dip sticks for detecting glucose contain two enzymes namely, glucose oxidase and peroxidase? These two enzymes are immobilized on a small pad at one end of the stick. The pad is immersed in urine. If the urine contains glucose, a brown coloured compound is produced. The resulting colour pad is matched against a colour chart. The colour does not indicate the current blood glucose concentrations?

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Students can visit near by health centre under the guidance of the teacher.

17.

What are the substances that are filtered into the glomerular capsule?

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The substances that are filtered into the glomerular capsule are waste molecules, nutrient molecules and water.

18.

Effective filtration pressure was calculated to be 20 mm Hg; where glomerular hydrostatic pressure was 70 mm of Hg. Which other pressure is affecting the filtration process? How much is it?

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The other pressure affecting the filtration process is osmotic pressure of blood and filtrate hydrostatic pressure. Commonly effective filtration pressure (EFP) is represented as; 

EFP = Glomerular Hydrostatic pressure in glomerulus – (Osmotic pressure of blood + Filtrate Hydrostatic pressure) 

If EFP = 20 mmHg and Glomerular Hydrostatic pressure = 70 mmHg 20 = 70 – (Osmotic pressure of blood + Filtrate hydrostatic pressure) 

∴ (Osmotic pressure of blood + Filtrate hydrostatic pressure) = 70-20 Then (Osmotic pressure of blood + Filtrate Hydrostatic pressure) = 50 mmHg .

19.

Observe the a,b statements: a) The urine formed by glomerular filtration is primary urine. b) It is equal to the blood in chemical composition. A) Both ‘a’ and ‘b’ are true B) a true, b false C) a false, b true D) a,b both are false

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(A) Both ‘a’ and ‘b’ are true

20.

Useful substances in primary urine are reabsorbed into the ________network.

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Useful substances in primary urine are reabsorbed into the peritubular network.

21.

which  liquid is equal to primary urine?

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Primary urine is almost equal to blood in chemical composition except for the presence of blood cells.

22.

Brief structure of kidney.

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The kidney is bean-shaped from the inner side of each kidney, has fissure or hilus.

23.

How many stages occurs in urine formation?

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Urine formation occurs in four stages: 

They are

1. Glomerular filtration,

2. Tubular reabsorption,

3. Tubular secretion and

4. The concentration of urine.

24.

What precautions you have to take in the observation of internal structure of mammalian kidney?

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1. Wash the kidney thorougly with water.

2. Ensure that blood is completely drained from it. 

3. Wash your hands with antibacterial lotion after completing the dissection.

25.

Another name of Glomerulus filtrate.

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Glomerulus filtrate is also called primary urine.

26.

What is meant by Glomerulus?

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Malphigian body consists of a blind cupshaped broader end of nephron called Bowman’s capsule and bunch of blood capillaries called Glomerulus.

27.

Structure of kidney.

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Each kidney is composed of a large number of uriniferous tubules or nephrons, which are structural and functional units of the kidney.

28.

What is the colour of urine due to?A. phytochromeB. cytochromeC. haemochromeD. urochrome

Answer» Correct Answer - D
29.

Which is not the function of kidney ?A. Sythesis of ureaB. Excretiion of ureaC. Reabsorption of waterD. Secretion

Answer» Correct Answer - A
30.

In the glomerulus of a kidney ,A. the afferent glomerular capillaries are wider than the efferent glomerular capillariesB. the afferent glomerular capillaries are narrower than the efferent glomerular capillariesC. the afferent glomerular arteriole is narrower than the efferent glomerular artriole .D. the afferent glomerular arteriole is wider than the efferent glomerular arteriole

Answer» Correct Answer - d
31.

We have to wash the hands with ………. after the dissection of kidney. A) Dettol soap B) fresh water C) anti bacterial lotion D) petrol

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C) anti bacterial lotion

32.

In which region seventy five percent of water content of the nephric filtrate is reabsorbed?

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Seventy five percent of water content of the nephric filtrate is reabsorbed in the region of proximal convoluted tubule.

33.

Differentiate cortical from medullary nephrons?

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Cortical nephronsMedullary nephrons
1. These are found in the cortex.1. These are found in the medulla.
2. These have short Henle’s loop.2. These have long Henle’s loop.

34.

Write a short note on Glomerulonephritis?

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Glomerulonephritis is also called Bright’s disease and is characterized by inflammation of the glomeruli of both kidneys and is usually due to post-streptococcal infection that occurs in children. Symptoms are haematuria, proteinuria, salt and water retention, oligouria, hypertension and pulmonary oedema.

35.

Differentiate protonephridia from metanephridia?

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ProtonephridiaMetanephridia
1. Primitive kidneys are protonephridia1. Tubular excretory structures are
2. These are found in flatworms.2. These are found in annelids and molluscs

36.

With regards to toxicity and the need for dilution in water, how’ different are ureotelic and uricotelic excretions? Give examples of animals that use these types of excretion?

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Ureotelic animals excrete urea with minimum loss of water, e.g., Mammals and terrestrial amphibians. Uricotelic animals excrete uric acid with the least loss of water, e.g., Birds and reptiles.

37.

The bark of ……… is used to cure malaria. A) Tobacco B) Cinchona C) Neem D) Datura

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(B) Cinchona

38.

Why do plants shed their leaves and bark periodically?

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1. In summer season, transpiration rate is very high in plants. 

2. To reduce the transpiration rate plants shed their leaves. 

3. And some waste materials are also stored in leaves and removed by shedding of leaves. 

4. Bark is the outer zone of plants, which contain phloem to transport food materials. 

5. In the growing period cambium produces bark tissue. When new bark tissue is produced, the old bark is removed. 

6. In this process the old and dead cells filled with waste materials are also removed.

39.

Why plants shed their leaves ?A) To bloomB) Unable to cope up with heat C) Get rid off the wastes D) To grow and develop

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C) Get rid off the wastes

(C) To get rid off the wastes is correct answer. 
40.

Network structure of blood capillaries in nephron forms ……… A) Hilus B) Glomerulus C) Malpighian body D) Renal tubule

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(B) Glomerulus

41.

The duct that emerges from kidney is called _____

Answer» Correct Answer - ureter
42.

The bunch of blood capillary in nephron is called _____

Answer» Correct Answer - glomerulus
43.

Doctors say Mr. Shaikh is suffering from urolithiasis. How it could be explained in simple words?

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Urolithiasis is the condition of having calculi in the urinary tract (which also includes the kidneys), which may pass into urinary bladder.

44.

Classify the substances given below.Ptyaline, Leptin, Morphine, Riboflavin, Testosterone, Thyamin, Niacine, Sucrase, Nicotine, Amylase, Retinol, Quinine, Calciferol, Adrenaline, Tripsin.

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The above substances can be classified into Enzymes, Hormones, Alkaloids and Vitamins. 

Enzymes: Ptyaline, Sucrase, Amylase, Tripsin 

Hormones: Testosterone, Adrenaline, Leptin Alkaloids: Morphine, Nicotine, Quinine 

Vitamins: Riboflavin, Thyamin, Niacine, Retinol, Calciferol.

45.

What are the composition of various substances in urine?

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The composition of various substances in urine are 96% of water, 2.5% of organic substances and 1.5% of inorganic solutes.

46.

A substance given below consists of other three substances. What is that substance? Where is it produced? Uric Acid, Sodium, Oxalate, Urine.

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Urine contains all the other three substances. It is produced in kidney.

47.

The part in which kidneys are located is ……… A) Ventral cavityB) Abdominal cavity C) Lateral part of the body D) Chest portion

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B) Abdominal cavity

48.

Choose the correct sentence that concerns with kidneys – A) One pair of kidneys, one pair of ureters, urinary bladder B) One pair of urinary bladder, one pair of ureters, kidney C) One pair of kidneys, one pair of urinary bladder, ureter D) One pair of ureters, one pair of kidneys, ureter

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A) One pair of kidneys, one pair of ureters, urinary bladder

49.

Renal tubule consists of how many parts?

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Renal tubule consists three parts. They are Proximal convoluted tubule (PCT), Loop of Henle, and Distal Convoluted Tubule (DCT).

50.

‘U’ shaped part of the Renal tubule is called: A) Loop of Henle B) Proximal convoluted tubule C) Distal convoluted tubule D) Glomerulus

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C) Distal convoluted tubule