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101.

What is another name for ADH?(a) Oxytocin(b) Noradrenaline(c) Vasopressin(d) GhrelinThis question was addressed to me at a job interview.The question is from Regulation of Excretory System in chapter Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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The correct answer is (c) VASOPRESSIN

Easy explanation: Another NAME for ADH or the antidiuretic hormone is vasopressin. It is RELEASED from the PITUITARY gland. The functions of ADH or vasopressin include prevention of diuresis and increasing blood pressure.

102.

Which of the following structure make the countercurrent mechanism?(a) Henle’s loop and glomerulus(b) PCT and DCT(c) Henle’s loop and vasa recta(d) Vasa recta and collecting ductI had been asked this question in exam.My question comes from Mechanism of Concentration of the Filtrate topic in section Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

Answer» RIGHT OPTION is (c) Henle’s loop and vasa RECTA

To explain I would SAY: The specialized arrangement of Henle’s loop and vasa recta which enhances the transport of substances and helps in concentrating the URINE is known as counter-current mechanism.
103.

What happens when there is an increase in sodium ions in the urine?(a) Increase in blood pressure(b) Increase in blood volume(c) A decrease in blood pressure(d) A decrease in the solubility of sodium ionsI got this question by my school teacher while I was bunking the class.Enquiry is from Function of Tubules-2 topic in portion Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Right choice is (c) A decrease in blood pressure

Explanation: More sodium IONS in the URINE or fewer POTASSIUM ions in the urine can lead to a decrease in blood pressure and blood volume. This can be DUE to the hyposecretion of Aldosterone.

104.

The collecting duct extends from the cortex of the kidney to which of the following parts?(a) Outer parts of medulla(b) Inner parts of medulla(c) Into the medullary pyramids(d) Into the renal pelvisThe question was asked in a national level competition.This key question is from Function of Tubules-2 topic in section Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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The correct choice is (B) Inner parts of medulla

The BEST explanation: The COLLECTING duct is a long duct which extends from the cortex of the KIDNEY to the inner parts of the medulla. LARGE amounts of water can also be reabsorbed through this segment.

105.

Hyposecretion of ADH causes which of the following diseases?(a) Diabetes mellitus(b) Diabetes insipidus(c) Addison’s disease(d) Simmonds’s diseaseThe question was asked in a national level competition.This key question is from Function of Tubules-2 in chapter Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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The CORRECT answer is (B) Diabetes INSIPIDUS

To explain I would say: Hyposecretion of Anti-diuretic hormone causes diabetes insipidus, i.e., urine without glucose. Hyposecretion of aldosterone causes Addison’s disease which is CHARACTERIZED by the darkening of the skin.

106.

Which of the following is responsible for the formation of Columns of Bertini?(a) Medulla(b) Renal pelvis(c) Calyces(d) CortexI got this question in a job interview.Enquiry is from Human Excretory System in division Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Correct choice is (d) Cortex

To elaborate: Cortex is mainly responsible for the formation of columns of BERTINI. The portion of the cortex which EXTENDS in between the medullary pyramids as renal columns FORM the columns of Bertini. The medulla region of the kidney is DIVIDED into a few conical masses called medullary pyramids which PROJECT into the calyces.

107.

The outer layer of Bowman’s capsule is made up of which of the following epithelium?(a) Squamous epithelium(b) Transitional epithelium(c) Cuboidal epithelium(d) Columnar epitheliumI got this question in an interview for job.My question comes from Human Excretory System topic in portion Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Right ANSWER is (a) Squamous epithelium

Easiest EXPLANATION: The outer layer of the BOWMAN’s capsule is lined by the squamous epithelium while the inner layer has podocytes with filtration slits. Transitional epithelium is present in ureters, renal PELVIS, and urinary bladder.

108.

In ureotelic organisms, ammonia is converted into which of the following?(a) Uric acid(b) Carbon dioxide(c) Remains as such(d) UreaI had been asked this question in homework.My doubt stems from Excretory System in Animals in chapter Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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The correct ANSWER is (d) Urea

The EXPLANATION: In ureotelic ORGANISMS, ammonia produced by metabolism is converted into urea in the liver of these animals and released into the BLOOD which is filtered and EXCRETED out by the kidneys.

109.

A fall in GFR can stimulate the juxtaglomerular cells to release which hormone from the kidney?(a) Angiotensinogen(b) ADH(c) Renin(d) Angiotensin II had been asked this question in semester exam.My question is taken from Regulation of Excretory System topic in section Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Correct option is (c) Renin

Easiest explanation: A FALL in the GFR or the glomerular FILTRATION rate leads to the release of renin from the kidney. Renin CONVERTS the INACTIVE angiotensinogen PRESENT in blood to its active form, angiotensin I.

110.

What is uraemia?(a) Accumulation of sodium ions in the blood(b) Accumulation of potassium ions in the blood(c) Accumulation of urea in the blood(d) Accumulation of ammonia in the bloodThis question was addressed to me in an interview.Question is from Disorders in Excretory System in section Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Right answer is (c) ACCUMULATION of urea in the blood

The explanation is: MALFUNCTIONING of kidneys can LEAD to the accumulation of urea in blood, a CONDITION known as uraemia, which is highly harmful and may lead to kidney failure.

111.

Which of the following is released by JG cells when GFR falls its normal levels?(a) Renin(b) Rennin(c) Lipase(d) ADHI got this question during a job interview.My question comes from Mechanism of Concentration of the Filtrate topic in section Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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The correct ANSWER is (a) RENIN

To elaborate: A fall in the GFR can activate the JG cells to produce renin which CONVERTS angiotensinogen in the blood to ANGIOTENSIN I and further to angiotensin II which is a powerful vasoconstrictor itself and increases the GFR.

112.

What is meant by counter-current?(a) When blood flows in the opposite direction in two limbs of the Henle’s loop(b) When the blood flows in the same direction in two limbs of the Henle’s loop(c) When the blood does not flow through any of the limbs of Henle’s loop(d) When some blood flows in Henle’s loop and the other blood flows in the vasa rectaThe question was asked during a job interview.This question is from Mechanism of Concentration of the Filtrate in section Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Correct choice is (a) When blood FLOWS in the OPPOSITE direction in two limbs of the Henle’s LOOP

To explain I would say: As the flow of filtrate in the two limbs of Henle’s loop is in opposite directions, therefore it forms a counter current. The flow of blood through the two limbs of the vasa RECTA is ALSO in a counter-current pattern.

113.

The gradient of osmolarity is mainly caused by NaCl.(a) True(b) FalseThis question was addressed to me during an interview.This interesting question is from Mechanism of Concentration of the Filtrate in chapter Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Correct answer is (b) False

The explanation is: The osmotic GRADIENT is mainly caused by NaCl and urea. NaCl is transported by the ascending limb of HENLE’s LOOP which is exchanged with the DESCENDING limb of the vasa recta.

114.

Which of the following organs does not help in the elimination of excretory wastes?(a) Skin(b) Lungs(c) Liver(d) HeartThis question was addressed to me by my college professor while I was bunking the class.This question is from Function of Tubules-2 in section Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Correct choice is (d) Heart

The BEST explanation: Other than kidneys, LUNGS, liver, and skin also HELPS in the elimination of excretory wastes. Our lungs remove large amounts of CO2 and also significant QUANTITIES of water EVERY day.

115.

The passage of which of the following makes the urine hypertonic?(a) Sodium ions(b) Urea(c) Glucose(d) Potassium ionsThe question was posed to me at a job interview.Asked question is from Function of Tubules-1 topic in division Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Correct answer is (b) Urea

Easiest explanation: In the last SEGMENT of the collecting duct, urea goes into the interstitial fluid, and there enters to ascending Henle’s loop which further comes to the interstitial fluid by collecting tubule and duct making the WHOLE collecting duct PERMEABLE for water and thus making the URINE hypertonic.

116.

Which of the following substances are not secreted by the tubular cells?(a) H^+ ions(b) K^+ ions(c) Ammonia(d) GlucoseI had been asked this question in my homework.The origin of the question is Urine Formation topic in portion Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Correct option is (d) Glucose

The BEST I can explain: During urine formation, the tubular CELLS secrete substances like H^+, K^+ and ammonia into the FILTRATE in the proximal CONVOLUTED tubule and the distal convoluted tubule.

117.

Which of the following is not the major form of nitrogenous wastes?(a) Ammonia(b) Urea(c) Carbon dioxide(d) Uric acidI got this question in an internship interview.I'd like to ask this question from Excretory System in Animals in portion Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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The CORRECT choice is (C) Carbon dioxide

For explanation I would say: Ammonia, urea, and uric ACID are the major forms of nitrogenous wastes EXCRETED by the animals. These substances have to be removed totally or partially from the body.

118.

What will happen if the diameter of the afferent arteriole is less than efferent arteriole?(a) Dilute urine(b) Concentrated urine(c) No ultrafiltration(d) Black urineI have been asked this question by my school teacher while I was bunking the class.This question is from Human Excretory System topic in chapter Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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The correct answer is (c) No ultrafiltration

Easy EXPLANATION: The afferent arteriole is a FINE branch of the renal artery which has ha wider lumen than the EFFERENT arteriole which carries blood away from the glomerulus. If the afferent arteriole diameter is LESS than the efferent arteriole, then ultrafiltration is not possible.

119.

Which of the following structure encloses glomerulus?(a) Bowman’s capsule(b) Medullary pyramids(c) Cortex(d) Renal capsuleThe question was asked during an online interview.My doubt stems from Human Excretory System topic in portion Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Correct CHOICE is (a) Bowman’s capsule

Explanation: The renal tubule, Bowman’s capsule ENCLOSES the glomerulus. Bowman’s capsule is a double-walled cup-like structure. Glomerulus along with Bowman’s capsule is called a Malpighian body. The inner wall of Bowman’s capsule CONSISTS of a SPECIAL type of cells KNOWN as podocytes.

120.

Which of the following is not a symptom of diabetes mellitus?(a) Ketonuria(b) Glycosuria(c) Renal calculi(d) PolyphagiaThis question was posed to me in an interview.I need to ask this question from Disorders in Excretory System topic in portion Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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The correct choice is (c) Renal calculi

Easiest explanation: Diabetes mellitus is due to the deficiency of insulin due to which the glucose LEVEL increases in the BLOOD. The SYMPTOMS include Ketonuria, glycosuria, polyuria, POLYPHAGIA, and POLYDIPSIA.

121.

In which of the following segments, conditional reabsorption of sodium ions take place?(a) PCT(b) DCT(c) Collecting duct(d) Henle’s loopThe question was asked in an online interview.Enquiry is from Function of Tubules-2 in section Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Correct option is (b) DCT

To ELABORATE: CONDITIONAL reabsorption of sodium ions and water takes place in the DISTAL CONVOLUTED tubule. This segment is also CAPABLE of the reabsorption of HCO3^– ions.

122.

On which segment onwards, the nephric filtrate is called as urine?(a) DCT(b) PCT(c) Collecting duct(d) GlomerulusThis question was posed to me in an international level competition.My question is taken from Function of Tubules-1 topic in chapter Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

Answer» RIGHT choice is (a) DCT

The EXPLANATION: DCT onwards, the nephric filtrate is called urine. In the last PART or segment of the collecting duct, ALMOST 99 per CENT of the reabsorption of nephric filtrate has taken place.
123.

Which of the following is reabsorbed completely in the PCT?(a) Amino acids(b) Glucose(c) Ascorbic acid(d) Sodium ionsI have been asked this question by my college professor while I was bunking the class.My doubt is from Function of Tubules-1 in chapter Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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The correct choice is (b) Glucose

Easiest EXPLANATION: Glucose is reabsorbed completely in the PCT by ACTIVE transport. 70-80% of water is reabsorbed by osmosis while 70% sodium, potassium, and calcium ions are actively TRANSPORTED.

124.

What is the GFR of a healthy individual?(a) 150 litres per day(b) 180 litres per day(c) 200 litres per day(d) 80 litres per dayThis question was addressed to me during an interview.Enquiry is from Urine Formation topic in portion Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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The correct answer is (b) 180 LITRES PER DAY

Easiest explanation: GFR in a healthy individual is approximately about 125 ml per minute, i.e., 180 litres per day. Although, the amount of URINE secreted by a healthy individual differs significantly and is only about 1.5 litre per day.

125.

Which of the following prevents the backflow of urine?(a) Valves(b) Muscles(c) Urinary sphincter(d) Oblique opening of uretersI got this question in homework.Question is from Human Excretory System in chapter Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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The correct answer is (d) Oblique opening of ureters

For EXPLANATION I WOULD say: Both the ureters that emerge out of the kidneys, open through SEPARATE oblique OPENINGS into the URINARY bladder. The oblique openings of these ureters prevent the backflow of urine.

126.

Which of the following organism has flame cells for excretion?(a) Flatworms(b) Roundworms(c) Hookworms(d) PinwormsThis question was addressed to me in a job interview.My doubt stems from Excretory System in Animals topic in division Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Right CHOICE is (a) Flatworms

To EXPLAIN: Flame cells are also known as PROTONEPHRIDIA. These are the EXCRETORY structures of flatworms like planaria, rotifers, some annelids and some CEPHALOCHORDATES like the Amphioxus. Flame cells are the primitive forms of nephridia.

127.

Which of the following mineral is not involved in the formation of renal calculi?(a) Calcium oxalate(b) Calcium carbonate(c) Uric acid(d) UreaThis question was addressed to me in a national level competition.The origin of the question is Disorders in Excretory System in division Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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The correct choice is (d) Urea

The BEST explanation: KIDNEY stones or renal calculi is due to the formation of calcium oxalate which results in 60% of the kidney stones, calcium carbonate which results in 30% of the kidney stones and uric ACID which results in 10-20% of the kidney stones.

128.

What is the significance of the porous nature of the cellophane membrane?(a) It does not allow the movement of molecules(b) It does not allow the movement of water(c) It allows the molecules based on their concentration gradient(d) It allows only water moleculesI had been asked this question in examination.I'd like to ask this question from Disorders in Excretory System topic in section Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Right OPTION is (c) It allows the molecules based on their concentration gradient

To EXPLAIN I WOULD say: The porous MEMBRANE of the cellophane tube of the dialysing unit allows the passage or movement of molecules, based on their concentration gradient. As NITROGENOUS wastes are not present in the dialysing fluid, therefore these wastes passively move out from our blood and hence filtering it.

129.

The dialysing fluid has all of the following except?(a) Nitrogenous wastes(b) Proteins(c) Electrolytes(d) GlucoseI have been asked this question in a national level competition.The query is from Disorders in Excretory System in division Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Right answer is (a) Nitrogenous WASTES

The best explanation: Nitrogenous wastes are not present in the dialysing fluid. The dialysing UNIT after the addition of an anticoagulant LIKE heparin CONTAINS a COILED cellophane tube surrounded by a fluid which proteins, electrolytes and glucose (almost same as that of the plasma) except for the fact that it does not have nitrogenous wastes.

130.

On which of these does ADH act upon?(a) Glomerulus(b) Loop of Henle(c) PCT(d) Collecting ductThis question was posed to me in final exam.This interesting question is from Regulation of Excretory System topic in section Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

Answer» CORRECT choice is (d) COLLECTING duct

To elaborate: ADH or the antidiuretic HORMONE acts upon the latter parts of the NEPHRON to increase reabsorption and prevent diuresis. Hence, ADH or vasopressin mainly acts upon the DCT and the collecting duct.
131.

Which of the following segments can allow the passage of urea through them?(a) Collecting duct(b) PCT(c) DCT(d) Henle’s loopI have been asked this question in a national level competition.My question is from Function of Tubules-2 in division Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Right ANSWER is (a) Collecting duct

For explanation I would SAY: Through the collecting duct, LARGE amounts of water can be reabsorbed to produce concentrated URINE. This segment also allows the passage of small amounts of urea into the medullary INTERSTITIUM to keep up the osmolarity.

132.

Which of the following is not reabsorbed in the PCT segment?(a) Water(b) Glucose(c) HCO3^–(d) H^+I have been asked this question in an online quiz.The query is from Function of Tubules-1 topic in section Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Correct option is (d) H^+

Easiest explanation: NEARLY all the ESSENTIAL nutrients, 70-80% of electrolytes and WATER are reabsorbed by this SEGMENT. ABSORPTION of HCO3^– also takes place here.

133.

What is the normal amount of urea in the blood?(a) 10-15 mg/100 ml(b) 18-38 mg/100 ml(c) 40-50 mg/100 ml(d) 0.2-0.5 mg/100 mlI have been asked this question in exam.This is a very interesting question from Function of Tubules-1 topic in section Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

Answer» CORRECT CHOICE is (b) 18-38 mg/100 ml

Explanation: The normal amount of urea present in the blood is 18-38 mg/100 ml of the blood. The increase in the amount of urea in the blood is TERMED as uremia.
134.

What is the percentage of cortical nephrons concerning the total nephrons present in the kidneys?(a) 75-80%(b) 50%(c) 15-20%(d) 95%The question was asked in an interview for internship.This question is from Urine Formation topic in portion Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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The correct choice is (a) 75-80%

To explain: CORTICAL NEPHRONS constitute for about 75-80% of the total nephrons present in the kidneys. These nephrons have reduced Henle’s loop and vasa RECTA. SOMETIMES both of them MAY be absent.

135.

What does CHP consist of?(a) Interstitial and artery pressure(b) Renal vein and artery pressure(c) Juxta medullary pressure and the arteriole pressure(d) Interstitial pressure and renal pressureI got this question in quiz.The query is from Urine Formation topic in section Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Right OPTION is (d) INTERSTITIAL PRESSURE and renal pressure

Explanation: CHP or Capsular HYDROSTATIC pressure consists of Interstitial pressure and renal pressure. Both of these PRESSURES act opposite to the glomerular hydrostatic pressure.

136.

Which of the following is not a process of urine formation?(a) Glomerular filtration(b) Reabsorption(c) Secretion(d) ExcretionI got this question in semester exam.My doubt stems from Urine Formation in portion Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Correct option is (d) Excretion

Easy explanation: Urine formation involves three main processes namely, glomerular FILTRATION, reabsorption, and secretion, that take place in DIFFERENT PARTS of the NEPHRON.

137.

On average, how much volume of blood is filtered by the kidneys per minute?(a) 100-150 ml(b) 500 ml(c) 1100-1200 ml(d) 5000 mlI have been asked this question in homework.I want to ask this question from Urine Formation topic in portion Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Right answer is (c) 1100-1200 ml

To EXPLAIN: On average, our kidneys FILTER 1100-1200 ml of blood every minute. This blood that is filtered PER minute constitutes for about 1/5^th of the total blood pumped out by each ventricle of the HEART in a minute. THEREFORE, we can say that the whole blood of our body gets filtered in approximately 5 minutes.

138.

What are osmoregulators?(a) Animals which cannot change their body osmolarity(b) Animals which can change their osmolarity sometimes(c) Animals which can change their osmolarity(d) Animals which cannot excrete out wasteThe question was asked in a job interview.This interesting question is from Human Excretory System topic in portion Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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The correct answer is (a) Animals which cannot CHANGE their body osmolarity

To explain: Osmoregulators are the animals that cannot change their body osmolarity ACCORDING to their EXTERNAL environment. They cannot tolerate a wide RANGE of salinity.

139.

Where are the kidneys situated?(a) Between the 7^th and 10^th ribs(b) Between the last thoracic and third lumbar vertebra(c) Between the 8^th and 9^th ribs(d) Between the first and second thoracic vertebraI got this question by my school teacher while I was bunking the class.I'm obligated to ask this question of Human Excretory System in section Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Right choice is (b) Between the last thoracic and third lumbar vertebra

Easy explanation: Kidneys are reddish-brown, bean-shaped structures situated between the levels of the last thoracic and third lumbar vertebra close to the dorsal inner wall of the ABDOMINAL cavity.

140.

The presence of ketone bodies is an indication of which of the following diseases?(a) Diabetes mellitus(b) Diabetes insipidus(c) High blood cholesterol(d) Liver CirrhosisThis question was addressed to me in an interview for job.The above asked question is from Disorders in Excretory System topic in division Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Right choice is (a) Diabetes mellitus

Explanation: Analysis of urine helps in the CLINICAL diagnosis of many METABOLIC DISORDERS. For example, the presence of GLUCOSE or Glycosuria and ketone bodies or Ketonuria in urine is indicative of diabetes mellitus.

141.

Which of the following is responsible for the secretion of ANF?(a) Heart(b) Brain(c) Kidneys(d) IntestineThe question was asked in an international level competition.Question is from Mechanism of Concentration of the Filtrate topic in chapter Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Right ANSWER is (a) Heart

For explanation I would say: An increase in BLOOD flow to the atria of the heart can CAUSE the RELEASE of Atrial Natriuretic factor or ANF which CAUSES vasodilation and therefore decreases the blood pressure.

142.

What will happen if the blood volume increases?(a) Switch off the osmoreceptors(b) Osmoreceptors get activated(c) Osmoreceptors get permanently deactivated(d) Osmoreceptors do not play a significant roleThis question was posed to me by my college director while I was bunking the class.My question is based upon Mechanism of Concentration of the Filtrate in portion Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

Answer» CORRECT answer is (a) Switch off the osmoreceptors

Explanation: An increase in the BODY FLUID VOLUME or the BLOOD volume can switch off the osmoreceptors and suppress the ADH release to complete the feedback.
143.

Which of the following is called a salt retaining hormone?(a) ANF(b) ADH(c) Oxytocin(d) AldosteroneThe question was asked in quiz.My query is from Function of Tubules-2 in chapter Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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The CORRECT choice is (d) Aldosterone

Explanation: Aldosterone is SECRETED by the adrenal cortex and is ALSO known as the salt retaining hormone because its MAIN function is the REABSORPTION of NaCl in blood and excretion of potassium ions in the blood.

144.

What happens when the filtrate passes through the ascending loop of Henle?(a) It gets dilute(b) It gets concentrated(c) No effect(d) It reverts backThis question was addressed to me in an internship interview.My question is from Function of Tubules-1 topic in portion Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Right OPTION is (a) It GETS dilute

The best I can explain: As the ascending limb is impermeable to water, THEREFORE as the CONCENTRATED filtrate from the descending limb passes upwards, then it gets diluted due to the passage of ELECTROLYTES to the medullary fluid.

145.

What are diuretics?(a) Substances which increase the urine formation(b) Substances which decrease the urine formation(c) Substances which increase the glucose content in the urine(d) Substances which change the colour of the urineThe question was posed to me during an internship interview.The above asked question is from Function of Tubules-2 in division Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Correct CHOICE is (a) Substances which increase the URINE formation

The explanation is: DIURETICS are substances that produce more urine output. These INCLUDE tea, alcohol, coffee, etc. These substances suppress the RELEASE of anti-diuretic hormone.

146.

What is the full form of JGA?(a) Juxtaglomerular apparatus(b) Juxta glomerulus aperture(c) Juxta glial apparatus(d) Juxta glial apertureI got this question during an interview for a job.The origin of the question is Urine Formation topic in division Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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The correct choice is (a) Juxtaglomerular apparatus

The explanation is: JGA stands for Juxtaglomerular apparatus. The kidneys have built-in mechanisms for the regulation of glomerular FILTRATION rate. ONE such efficient MECHANISM is CARRIED out by the juxtaglomerular apparatus.

147.

In the majority of nephrons, the loop of Henle is too large.(a) True(b) FalseThis question was addressed to me during an interview.My enquiry is from Human Excretory System topic in division Excretory Products and Elimination of Biology – Class 11

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Right answer is (b) False

To explain: In the majority of NEPHRONS, the LOOP of Henle is too short and EXTENDS to a very little extent into the medulla. Such nephrons are CALLED cortical nephrons.