100525 + Interview Questions in GENERAL QA IN GENERAL AWARENESS

1.	Let him _____ that for you. A) to do B) do C) doing D) does
Answer» Correct option is B) do

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2.	Nobody enjoys _____ get up at five o’clock in the morning. A) have to B) has to C) having to D) will have to
Answer» Correct option is C) having to

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3.	Their son _____ born at 2 o’clock this morning. A) were B) is C) was D) are
Answer» Correct option is C) was

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4.	Choose the appropriate answers for the following questions.I wonder what made that gentleman run out when we came up. Who was he? A) He is a seaman B) My brother does C) A very strange young man D) I think he is a thief E) He is coming towards us
Answer» Correct option is C) A very strange young man

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5.	How long has he _____ the manager? A) been B) to be C) being D) be
Answer» Correct option is A) been

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6.	In the following passages each line has an error. Edit the passage by identifying the wrong word/an inappropriate expression, strike it off; then write the correct word in your answer-book as shown in the first example of each of the passages.The next morning she was taking ill. (taking) – (i) It was a mild fever and a doctor told us (a) –(i) that it would gone. (gone) – (iii) But my grandmother thinks differently. (thinks) – (iv) She told us that her and was near. (and) – (v) She said that since only a few hour (hour) – (vi) before the close of the last chapter of his life. (his) – (vii) she had omitted to pray, she is not (is) – (viii) going to waste any more time talk to us. (talk) – (ix) We protested. But she ignored my protests. (my) – (x) She lay peaceful in bed praying and telling her beads.–
Answer» taken (i) the (i) go (iii) thought (iv) end (v) hours (vi) her (vii) was (viii) talking (ix) our (x) peacefully

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7.	Most of the people _____ work at 8 o’clock every morning. A) finishes B) goes C) does D) starts
Answer» Correct option is D) starts

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8.	It’s ten o’clock in the morning so he’s still ________. A) at the bed B) at bed C) in bed D) in the bed
Answer» Correct option is C) in bed

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9.	She is _____ to school by her mother every morning.A) takes B) taken C) to take D) taking
Answer» Correct option is B) taken

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10.	He ________ for his office every morning at eight o’clock. A) began out B) set about C) set outD) set to E) started up
Answer» Correct option is C) set out

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11.

Distinguish between Departmental stores and Multiple shops.

Answer»

BASIS OF DIFFERENCE	DEPARTMENTAL STORIES	MULTIPLE STORIES
Location	Centrally Located to attract large number of customers.	Established at number of places
Credit facilities	Departmental Stores provide credit facilities to regular and reputed customers.	Multiple shops all goods only on cash basis.
Variety of products	Different types of products are sold under one roof.	Specific Range of products are solds
Services offered	Departmental stores lay great emphasis on providing maximum service to their customers	Multiplestores provided very limited service confined to gurantees and repairs if the sold out turn out to be defective

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12.	Explain the features, advantages, and disadvantages of departmental stores.
Answer» Departmental stores: A departmental store is a large scale retail shop selling a wide variety of goods in different departments under one and management. Each department deals in a separate line of goods like stationery, books, furniture, clothing, etc. Consumers can purchase all goods from the departmental store. Features of a departmental store 1. It is a large scale retail organization. 2. A number of retail shops in the same building. 3. It offers a wide variety of products under one roof. 4. It is located at central places of the city 5. The products are arranged in separate departments 6. Sales, control, and management are centralized 7. It offers various services and facilities like free home delivery etc. Advantages 1. Central locations: As these stores are usually located in central places they attract a large number of customers. 2. Convenience in buying: By offering a large variety of goods under one roof, the departmental stores provide great convenience to customers in buying almost all goods of their requirements in one place. 3. Attractive services: A departmental store aims at providing maximum services to the customers. 4. Economy of large-scale operations: As these stores are organised in a very large-scale, the benefits of large-scale operations are available to them. 5. Mutual advertisement: All the departments are under one roof, so there is an economy in advertising. 6. Risk distribution: If there is a loss in one department, it may be compensated for the profit of other departments. 7. Increased sales: Central location, mutual advertisement, etc. will help a departmental store to increase its sales. Limitations 1. Lack of personal attention: Because of the large- scale operations, it is very difficult to provide adequate personal attention to the customers in these stores. 2. Inconvenient location: As a departmental store is generally situated at a central location, it is not convenient for the consumers who reside away from town. 3. High price: A departmental store charges a high price for the products because of high operating costs. 4. High operating cost: As these stores give more emphasis on providing services, their operating costs tend to be high. 5. High advertisement cost: The success and prosperity of a departmental store depends on advertisement. Therefore, it should spend a large amount on the advertisement. 6. Lack of effective control: Departmental store works through a large number of departments. It creates so many problems. 7. High risk: A departmental store keeps a large stock of goods. So changes in fashion, taste, price, etc will affect the profitability of the business.

12.

Explain the features, advantages, and disadvantages of departmental stores.

Answer»

Departmental stores:

A departmental store is a large scale retail shop selling a wide variety of goods in different departments under one and management. Each department deals in a separate line of goods like stationery, books, furniture, clothing, etc. Consumers can purchase all goods from the departmental store.

Features of a departmental store

1. It is a large scale retail organization.

2. A number of retail shops in the same building.

3. It offers a wide variety of products under one roof.

4. It is located at central places of the city

5. The products are arranged in separate departments

6. Sales, control, and management are centralized

7. It offers various services and facilities like free home delivery etc.

Advantages

1. Central locations:

As these stores are usually located in central places they attract a large number of customers.

2. Convenience in buying:

By offering a large variety of goods under one roof, the departmental stores provide great convenience to customers in buying almost all goods of their requirements in one place.

3. Attractive services:

A departmental store aims at providing maximum services to the customers.

4. Economy of large-scale operations:

As these stores are organised in a very large-scale, the benefits of large-scale operations are available to them.

5. Mutual advertisement:

All the departments are under one roof, so there is an economy in advertising.

6. Risk distribution:

If there is a loss in one department, it may be compensated for the profit of other departments.

7. Increased sales:

Central location, mutual advertisement, etc. will help a departmental store to increase its sales.

Limitations

1. Lack of personal attention:

Because of the large- scale operations, it is very difficult to provide adequate personal attention to the customers in these stores.

2. Inconvenient location:

As a departmental store is generally situated at a central location, it is not convenient for the consumers who reside away from town.

3. High price:

A departmental store charges a high price for the products because of high operating costs.

4. High operating cost:

As these stores give more emphasis on providing services, their operating costs tend to be high.

5. High advertisement cost:

The success and prosperity of a departmental store depends on advertisement. Therefore, it should spend a large amount on the advertisement.

6. Lack of effective control:

Departmental store works through a large number of departments. It creates so many problems.

7. High risk:

A departmental store keeps a large stock of goods. So changes in fashion, taste, price, etc will affect the profitability of the business.

Discussion

13.

Classify the following features under two heads departmental stores and multiple shops. (a) Each shop deals with the same type of goods.(b) A wide variety of products is available under one roof. (c) There is uniformity in the shop’s design and layout. (d) It aims at the elimination of middlemen. (e) The products are arranged in separate departments. (f) It deals in one or two lines of products.

Answer»

Departmental stores	Multiple shops
Wide variety of products is available under one roof. The products are arranged in separate departments.	Each shop deals with the same type of goods. There is uniformity in the shop’s design and layout. It aims at the elimination of middlemen. It deals in one or two lines of products.

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14.	Which of the following is not an advantage of mail-order business? (a) It required less capital. (b) There is no risk of bad debts.(c) It is not suitable for illiterates. (d) Home delivery of goods is possible.
Answer» (c)It is not suitable for illiterates.

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15.	What is VSAT System?
Answer» A very small aperture terminal (VSAT) is a two-way ground station that transmits and receives data from satellites. NSE has a main computer which is connected through Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT) installed at NSE office

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16.	It acts as a proof that goods have actually been manufactured in the country from where the export is taking place. Which certificate is higlighted in this statement ?
Answer» Certificate of Origin.

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17.	The shops which are owned by the same proprietor and located in different parts of the city or country are known as: (a) Departmental store (b) Super bazar (c) Multiple shops (d) Mail-order business
Answer» (c) Multiple shops.

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18.	Puma stores are network of retail shops owned and operated by Puma Company. These shops operate in different parts of country. One can easily identify these shops in any part of the country as they have same appearance,even their interior is also identical . All the shops are supplied the goods from head office only and all the policies for all branches are made by head office only. Identify the type of retail store mentioned in above case.
Answer» Chain Stores or Multiple Shops

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19.	There are various modes of payments of tax available to the taxpayer, including Internet banking, debit/credit card and ________
Answer» National Electronic Funds Transfer (NEFT)/Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS)

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20.	describe the achievement of harshavardhan
Answer» 1. Harshavardhana (606-647 C.E): Harshavardhana was the greatest ruler of the Vardhanas. He came to power in 606 C.E. Prabhakara Vardhana and Yashomathi were his parents. He had an elder brother Rajavardhana and a younger sister Rajyashri. Prabhakara Vardhana was succeeded by Rajavardhana. Yashomathi pained by the death of her husband, committed Sati in 605 C.E. Devagupta of Malwa killed Rajyashri’s husband Gruhavarma and imprisoned her at Kanauj. Rajavardhana who went to get her released, was killed by Shashanka of Gaudadesha. Harshavardhana came to power under such painful circumstances. 2. Immediate tasks and conquests : The immediate task of Harsha was twofold One to crush his enemies and the other to save his sister from the enemy’s prison. King Shashanka of Bengal was responsible for the murder of Harsha’s brother and even for imprisoning Rajyashri. Harsha marched against Shashanka and won a diplomatic victory by concluding a treaty of friendship with Bhaskaravarma of Kamarupa, then attacked Shashanka and took revenge. Harsha’s first act was to rescue Rajyashri. She had escaped from prison (Kanauj) and went towards the Vindhya forests. Harsha searched for her with great difficulty, saved her and brought her back to Kanauj. Rajyashri did not agree to rule Kanauj. Harsha was compel led to accept that and he united the Kingdoms of Thaneshwar and Kanauj. Later he shifted his capital to Kanauj. Later, he defeated Devagupta of Malwa and annexed his Kingdom. By 612 C.E., he achieved complete control over the five sindus of Punjab, Kanauj, Goudadcsha, Mithila, Orissa, and other places and annexed them to his Kingdom. 3. Annexation of North India: HaVshavardhana won Orissa, Magadha, Vodra, Ganjam, and Bengal. Later he defeated the ruler of Nepal and received tributes from him. He established his supremacy by defeating most of the north Indian Kingdoms. In commemoration of these achievements, he took the title‘Uttarapatheshwara’. 4. War with Pulikcshi – II : After the northern campaign, Harsha turned his attention towards south. However, he received resistance from the Chalukyan ruler, Pulikeshi – II when he tried to extend his Empire in the south. Armies of the two Emperors met on the banks of Narmada, in 634 C.E. In the battle of Narmada, Harshavardhana was defeated. Pulikeshi – II won the battle and took the title ‘Parameshwara’. As a result, the river Narmada became the boundary line of both the Empires. Aihole inscription says, that Harsha’s harsha” (happiness) flew away, seeing his war elephants falling in the battlefield. 5. Extent of the Kingdom: Harsha exchanged Ambassadors with China. The credit for uniting north India after the Guptas, goes to Harshavardhana. His Empire extended from Bengal and Orissa in the east, Punjab in the west, Himalayas in the north and Narmada river in the south. Harsha was a devotee of Lord Shiva and called himself ‘Parama Maheshwara’. Later, he embraced Buddhism due to the influence of Hieun Tsang. He built stupas at a few prominent places of Buddhism. He conducted a Buddhist council at Kanauj for a religious debate in 643 C.E. 3000 Buddhist monks, 1000 scholars, 20 Kings, 3000 brahmins and Jains attended the conference. A golden statue of Buddha, as well as that of the King, were installed in the Auditorium. Hieun Tsang explained the philosophy of Mahayana in this council. Harshavardhana organised the Mahamoksha Parishat, at Prayag in 643 C.E. Hieun Tsang was invited to it and a procession of Buddha’s idol along with that of Shiva and Surya was taken out. 7. Literature: Harsha was an able administrator, patron of literature and cared for the welfare of his people. He wrote the following dramas:- Ratnavali, Nagananda and Priyadarshika in Sanskrit. He patronised the famous poet Biinabhatta, author of Harshacharite. The celebrated Chinese pilgrim and scholar Hieun Tsang adorned his court. Nalanda University, which was established by Kumara Gupta, spread Mahayana Buddhist Philosophy and received the patronage and reached the zenith of its glory, during the reign of Harshavardhana.

20.

describe the achievement of harshavardhan

Answer»

1. Harshavardhana (606-647 C.E): Harshavardhana was the greatest ruler of the Vardhanas. He came to power in 606 C.E. Prabhakara Vardhana and Yashomathi were his parents. He had an elder brother Rajavardhana and a younger sister Rajyashri. Prabhakara Vardhana was succeeded by Rajavardhana.

Yashomathi pained by the death of her husband, committed Sati in 605 C.E. Devagupta of Malwa killed Rajyashri’s husband Gruhavarma and imprisoned her at Kanauj. Rajavardhana who went to get her released, was killed by Shashanka of Gaudadesha. Harshavardhana came to power under such painful circumstances.

2. Immediate tasks and conquests : The immediate task of Harsha was twofold One to crush his enemies and the other to save his sister from the enemy’s prison. King Shashanka of Bengal was responsible for the murder of Harsha’s brother and even for imprisoning Rajyashri. Harsha marched against Shashanka and won a diplomatic victory by concluding a treaty of friendship with Bhaskaravarma of Kamarupa, then attacked Shashanka and took revenge.

Harsha’s first act was to rescue Rajyashri. She had escaped from prison (Kanauj) and went towards the Vindhya forests. Harsha searched for her with great difficulty, saved her and brought her back to Kanauj. Rajyashri did not agree to rule Kanauj. Harsha was compel led to accept that and he united the Kingdoms of Thaneshwar and Kanauj.

Later he shifted his capital to Kanauj. Later, he defeated Devagupta of Malwa and annexed his Kingdom. By 612 C.E., he achieved complete control over the five sindus of Punjab, Kanauj, Goudadcsha, Mithila, Orissa, and other places and annexed them to his Kingdom.

3. Annexation of North India: HaVshavardhana won Orissa, Magadha, Vodra, Ganjam, and Bengal. Later he defeated the ruler of Nepal and received tributes from him. He established his supremacy by defeating most of the north Indian Kingdoms. In commemoration of these achievements, he took the title‘Uttarapatheshwara’.

4. War with Pulikcshi – II : After the northern campaign, Harsha turned his attention towards south. However, he received resistance from the Chalukyan ruler, Pulikeshi – II when he tried to extend his Empire in the south. Armies of the two Emperors met on the banks of Narmada, in 634 C.E. In the battle of Narmada, Harshavardhana was defeated.

Pulikeshi – II won the battle and took the title ‘Parameshwara’. As a result, the river Narmada became the boundary line of both the Empires. Aihole inscription says, that Harsha’s harsha” (happiness) flew away, seeing his war elephants falling in the battlefield.

5. Extent of the Kingdom: Harsha exchanged Ambassadors with China. The credit for uniting north India after the Guptas, goes to Harshavardhana. His Empire extended from Bengal and Orissa in the east, Punjab in the west, Himalayas in the north and Narmada river in the south.

Harsha was a devotee of Lord Shiva and called himself ‘Parama Maheshwara’. Later, he embraced Buddhism due to the influence of Hieun Tsang. He built stupas at a few prominent places of Buddhism. He conducted a Buddhist council at Kanauj for a religious debate in 643 C.E. 3000 Buddhist monks, 1000 scholars, 20 Kings, 3000 brahmins and Jains attended the conference.

A golden statue of Buddha, as well as that of the King, were installed in the Auditorium. Hieun Tsang explained the philosophy of Mahayana in this council.

Harshavardhana organised the Mahamoksha Parishat, at Prayag in 643 C.E. Hieun Tsang was invited to it and a procession of Buddha’s idol along with that of Shiva and Surya was taken out.

7. Literature: Harsha was an able administrator, patron of literature and cared for the welfare of his people. He wrote the following dramas:- Ratnavali, Nagananda and Priyadarshika in Sanskrit. He patronised the famous poet Biinabhatta, author of Harshacharite.

The celebrated Chinese pilgrim and scholar Hieun Tsang adorned his court. Nalanda University, which was established by Kumara Gupta, spread Mahayana Buddhist Philosophy and received the patronage and reached the zenith of its glory, during the reign of Harshavardhana.

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21.	Q. 3. List the common misconceptions abouit 'freedom' that Shaw tries to debunk.'स्वतन्त्रता' के बारे में उन मिथ्या अवधारणाओं की एक सूची बनाइये जिनका शॉं पर्दाफाश करने की
Answer» The major misconception about freedom that Shaw points out is that the people of England don’t know what freedom is, and they never enjoyed real freedom yet so they are misleading themselves without the real knowing real meaning of freedom Always call freedom by its old English name of leisure, and keep roaring for more leisure and more money to enjoy it in return for an honest share of work.

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22.	Complete the following: Plasmogamy: Fusion of Protoplasms ……… : Fusion of nuclei
Answer» Plasmogamy: Fusion of Protoplasms, karyogamy : Fusion of nuclei

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23.	Archaebacteria, special type of bacteria, which are able to survive in extreme conditions, What is the feature helping them for this?
Answer» Structure of the cell wall

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24.	Which of the following supraspinal structures is implicated in pain-modulating descending pathways? a) The midbrain periaqueductal gray b) The hypothalamus c) The aria postrema d) The limbic cortex
Answer» a) The midbrain periaqueductal gray

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25.	Indicate the chemical mediator in the antinociceptive descending pathways: a) BETA-endorphin b) Met- and leu-enkephalin c) Dynorphin d) All of the above
Answer» d) All of the above

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26.	Which of the following mediators is found mainly in long descending pathways from the midbrain to the dorsal horn? a) Prostaglandin E b) Dynorphin c) Enkephalin d) Glutamate
Answer» c) Enkephalin

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27.	Select the brain and spinal cord regions, which are involved in the transmission of pain? a) The limbic system, including the amygdaloidal nucleus and the hypothalamus b) The ventral and medial parts of the thalamus c) The substantia gelatinosa d) All of the above
Answer» d) All of the above

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28.	Which of the following drugs has weak mu agonist effects and inhibitory action on norepinephrine and serotonin reuptake in the CNS? a) Loperamide b) Tramadol c) Fluoxetine d) Butorphanol
Answer» (b) Tramadol

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29.	Chemical mediators in the nociceptive pathway are all of the following EXCEPT: a) Enkephalins b) Kinins c) Prostaglandins d) Substance P
Answer» a) Enkephalins

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30.	Mu (μ) receptors are associated with: a) Analgesia, euphoria, respiratory depression, physical dependence b) Spinal analgesia, mydriasis, sedation, physical dependence c) Dysphoria, hallucinations, respiratory and vasomotor stimulation d) Analgesia, euphoria, respiratory stimulation, physical dependence
Answer» a) Analgesia, euphoria, respiratory depression, physical dependence

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31.	Morphine causes the following effects EXCEPT: a) Constipation b) Dilatation of the biliary duct c) Urinary retention d) Bronchiolar constriction
Answer» b) Dilatation of the biliary duct

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32.	The relief produced by intravenous morphine in dyspnea from pulmonary edema is associated with reduced: a) Perception of shortness of breath b) Patient anxiety c) Cardiac preload (reduced venous tone) and afterload (decreased peripheral resistance) d) All of the above
Answer» d) All of the above

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33.	Which of the following opioid receptor types is responsible for euphoria and respiratory depression? a) Kappa-receptors b) Delta-receptors c) Mu-receptors d) All of the above
Answer» c) Mu-receptors

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34.	In contrast to morphine, methadone: a) Causes tolerance and physical dependence more slowly b) Is more effective orally c) Withdrawal is less severe, although more prolonged d) All of the above
Answer» d) All of the above

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35.	Indicate the opioid receptor type, which is responsible for dysphoria and vasomotor stimulation: a) Kappa-receptors b) Delta-receptors c) Mu-receptors d) All of the above
Answer» a) Kappa-receptors

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36.	Which of the following opioid analgesics is used in obstetric labor? a) Fentanyl b) Pentazocine c) Meperidine d) Buprenorphine
Answer» c) Meperidine

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37.	Indicate the pure opioid antagonist, which has a half-life of 10 hours: a) Naloxone b) Naltrexone c) Tramadol d) Pentazocine
Answer» b) Naltrexone

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38.	The principal central nervous system effect of the opioid analgesics with affinity for a mu receptor is: a) Analgesia b) Respiratory depression c) Euphoria d) All of the above
Answer» d) All of the above

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39.	the four (A,B,C and D) given about the indian map find out the reserved area and conserved animal
Answer» A-c4-Q,B-b-1-P,C-d-2-R,D-a-3-S The correct option is A-c-iv-Q, B-b-i-P, C-d-ii-R, D-a-iii-S

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40.	Which of the following agents is a full antagonist of opioid receptors? a) Meperidine b) Buprenorphine c) Naloxone d) Butorphanol
Answer» Naloxone agents is a full antagonist of opioid receptors.

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41.	Molecular iron is (A) Stored primarily in the spleen (B) Exreted in the urine as Fe2+ (C) Stored in the body in combination with ferritin (D) Absorbed in the ferric form
Answer» (C) Stored in the body in combination with ferritin

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42.	Indicate the narcotic analgesic, which is a natural agonist: a) Meperidine b) Fentanyl c) Morphine d) Naloxone
Answer» (c) Morphine.

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43.	Select the narcotic analgesic, which is an antagonist or partial mu receptor agonist: a) Fentanyl b) Pentazocine c) Codeine d) Methadone
Answer» (b) Pentazocine

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44.	What is agonist
Answer» A drug or substance that binds to a receptor inside a cell or on its surface and causes the same action as the substance that normally binds to the receptor.

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45.	The total body content of manganese is about (A) 2 mg (B) 4 mg (C) 8 mg (D) 10 mg
Answer» Correct option (D) 10 mg

45.

The total body content of manganese is about (A) 2 mg (B) 4 mg (C) 8 mg (D) 10 mg

Answer»

Correct option (D) 10 mg

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46.	which of the following actions involves a reversible covalent modification of an enzyme
Answer» Phosphorylation of ser-OH on the enzyme

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47.	What are the functions of potassium? (A) In muscle contraction (B) Cell membrane function (C) Enzyme action (D) All of these
Answer» (D) All of these

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48.	A low TSH, high T4, and high T3 suggests
Answer» In most cases of hyperthyroidism, both T4 and T3 levels will be elevated. A low TSH with normal free T4 and T3 levels is consistent with subclinical hyperthyroidism.

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49.	The following is actively absorbed in the intestine: (A) Fructose (B) Mannose (C) Galactose (D) None of these
Answer» Answer: Galactose

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50.	Iodine is the constituent of (A) T3 and T4 (B) PTH (C) Insulin (D) Adrenaline
Answer» (A) T₃ and T₄

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Explore topic-wise InterviewSolutions in Current Affairs.

Let him _____ that for you. A) to do B) do C) doing D) does

Nobody enjoys _____ get up at five o’clock in the morning. A) have to B) has to C) having to D) will have to

Their son _____ born at 2 o’clock this morning. A) were B) is C) was D) are

Choose the appropriate answers for the following questions.I wonder what made that gentleman run out when we came up. Who was he? A) He is a seaman B) My brother does C) A very strange young man D) I think he is a thief E) He is coming towards us

How long has he _____ the manager? A) been B) to be C) being D) be

Most of the people _____ work at 8 o’clock every morning. A) finishes B) goes C) does D) starts

It’s ten o’clock in the morning so he’s still ________. A) at the bed B) at bed C) in bed D) in the bed

She is _____ to school by her mother every morning.A) takes B) taken C) to take D) taking

He ________ for his office every morning at eight o’clock. A) began out B) set about C) set outD) set to E) started up

Distinguish between Departmental stores and Multiple shops.

Explain the features, advantages, and disadvantages of departmental stores.

Which of the following is not an advantage of mail-order business? (a) It required less capital. (b) There is no risk of bad debts.(c) It is not suitable for illiterates. (d) Home delivery of goods is possible.

What is VSAT System?

It acts as a proof that goods have actually been manufactured in the country from where the export is taking place. Which certificate is higlighted in this statement ?

The shops which are owned by the same proprietor and located in different parts of the city or country are known as: (a) Departmental store (b) Super bazar (c) Multiple shops (d) Mail-order business

There are various modes of payments of tax available to the taxpayer, including Internet banking, debit/credit card and ________

describe the achievement of harshavardhan

Complete the following: Plasmogamy: Fusion of Protoplasms ……… : Fusion of nuclei

Archaebacteria, special type of bacteria, which are able to survive in extreme conditions, What is the feature helping them for this?

Which of the following supraspinal structures is implicated in pain-modulating descending pathways? a) The midbrain periaqueductal gray b) The hypothalamus c) The aria postrema d) The limbic cortex

Indicate the chemical mediator in the antinociceptive descending pathways: a) BETA-endorphin b) Met- and leu-enkephalin c) Dynorphin d) All of the above

Which of the following mediators is found mainly in long descending pathways from the midbrain to the dorsal horn? a) Prostaglandin E b) Dynorphin c) Enkephalin d) Glutamate

Select the brain and spinal cord regions, which are involved in the transmission of pain? a) The limbic system, including the amygdaloidal nucleus and the hypothalamus b) The ventral and medial parts of the thalamus c) The substantia gelatinosa d) All of the above

Which of the following drugs has weak mu agonist effects and inhibitory action on norepinephrine and serotonin reuptake in the CNS? a) Loperamide b) Tramadol c) Fluoxetine d) Butorphanol

Chemical mediators in the nociceptive pathway are all of the following EXCEPT: a) Enkephalins b) Kinins c) Prostaglandins d) Substance P

Morphine causes the following effects EXCEPT: a) Constipation b) Dilatation of the biliary duct c) Urinary retention d) Bronchiolar constriction

The relief produced by intravenous morphine in dyspnea from pulmonary edema is associated with reduced: a) Perception of shortness of breath b) Patient anxiety c) Cardiac preload (reduced venous tone) and afterload (decreased peripheral resistance) d) All of the above

Which of the following opioid receptor types is responsible for euphoria and respiratory depression? a) Kappa-receptors b) Delta-receptors c) Mu-receptors d) All of the above

In contrast to morphine, methadone: a) Causes tolerance and physical dependence more slowly b) Is more effective orally c) Withdrawal is less severe, although more prolonged d) All of the above

Indicate the opioid receptor type, which is responsible for dysphoria and vasomotor stimulation: a) Kappa-receptors b) Delta-receptors c) Mu-receptors d) All of the above

Which of the following opioid analgesics is used in obstetric labor? a) Fentanyl b) Pentazocine c) Meperidine d) Buprenorphine

Indicate the pure opioid antagonist, which has a half-life of 10 hours: a) Naloxone b) Naltrexone c) Tramadol d) Pentazocine

The principal central nervous system effect of the opioid analgesics with affinity for a mu receptor is: a) Analgesia b) Respiratory depression c) Euphoria d) All of the above

the four (A,B,C and D) given about the indian map find out the reserved area and conserved animal

Which of the following agents is a full antagonist of opioid receptors? a) Meperidine b) Buprenorphine c) Naloxone d) Butorphanol

Molecular iron is (A) Stored primarily in the spleen (B) Exreted in the urine as Fe2+ (C) Stored in the body in combination with ferritin (D) Absorbed in the ferric form

Indicate the narcotic analgesic, which is a natural agonist: a) Meperidine b) Fentanyl c) Morphine d) Naloxone

Select the narcotic analgesic, which is an antagonist or partial mu receptor agonist: a) Fentanyl b) Pentazocine c) Codeine d) Methadone

What is agonist

The total body content of manganese is about (A) 2 mg (B) 4 mg (C) 8 mg (D) 10 mg

which of the following actions involves a reversible covalent modification of an enzyme

What are the functions of potassium? (A) In muscle contraction (B) Cell membrane function (C) Enzyme action (D) All of these

A low TSH, high T4, and high T3 suggests

The following is actively absorbed in the intestine: (A) Fructose (B) Mannose (C) Galactose (D) None of these

Iodine is the constituent of (A) T3 and T4 (B) PTH (C) Insulin (D) Adrenaline