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Medical Foundation Module D'24 Overview

This document provides a summary of 20 questions (OSPEs) related to foundational medical concepts. Key topics covered include hydrogen peroxide hydrolysis, nuclear structure, types of epithelial tissue, components of the central nervous system, enzyme activation mechanisms, and characteristics of skeletal muscle tissue. Medical terminology and concepts like zymogens, reducing sugars, cartilage composition, and synovial joints are also assessed.

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Medical Foundation Module D'24 Overview

This document provides a summary of 20 questions (OSPEs) related to foundational medical concepts. Key topics covered include hydrogen peroxide hydrolysis, nuclear structure, types of epithelial tissue, components of the central nervous system, enzyme activation mechanisms, and characteristics of skeletal muscle tissue. Medical terminology and concepts like zymogens, reducing sugars, cartilage composition, and synovial joints are also assessed.

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FOUNDATION MODULE

D’24

OSPEs (20qs)
uterus
tonicity(represented by diagrams)
transitional, simple cuboidal and pseudo stratified epithelium
mRNA formation from DNA

1. H2O2 hydrolysis results in production of which radical?


OH radical
ONOO-
H2O2
O2
CO2

2. Most appropriate statement regarding nucleus


Nucleus has only one nuclear membrane
Heterochromatin is stained basoophillic and seemed to condensed under light microscope
nuclear membrane has no pores
nucleolus containd DNA and proteins

3. Stratified epithelium is classified on the basis of


Shape of cells of basal layer
Shape of cells of superficial layer
Shape of cells of middle layer

4. WHO health city perspective aims for


Better health quality and life
Easy approach to health services

5. CNS comprises of
Brain and vertebrae
Spinal cord and nerves
spinal cord and brain

[Link] is activated by
cleavage of peptide bond
addition of OH to serine
phosphorylation

7. Enzyme made of RNA


apo enzyme
pro enzyme
holo enzyme
Ribozyme

8. Sugar which have free aldehyde or keto group are called?


Reducing sugars
non reducing sugars
polysaccharides

[Link] of the following is not present in cartilage


proteoglycan
GAGs
Hyaluronic acid
Hydroxyapatite

10. Regarding skeletal muscles


They are cylindrical
limiited power of regeneration
mitochondria are elongated called mitosome
covered by external lamina
myofilament well developed

[Link] is
16 celled
8 celled
4 celled
2 celled

[Link] enzyme is
active enzyme
inactive enzyme

13. gland which is only serous


parotid
Sub lingiual
Sub mandibular
None of these

14. Interconversion and utilization of energy in living system


bioenergetics
biochem
biophysics

15. Basic functional and structural unit of body


cell
nucleus
ribosome
16. In a synovial joint, the periosteum is blended with
synovial membrane
synovial capsule
fibrous capsule
synovial fluid
articular cartilage

17 which of the following is part of reticulo endothelial cell?


Eosinophill
mast cells
macrophages
fibroblast

18. stop codon


AGA
AUA
UAA
UAU

19. NOT a part of connective tissue cell


fibroblast
lymphocyte
plasma cells
reticulocytes

20. vitamin C deficiency leads to


collagen disease

21. in myocardial infarction which of the following enzyme is present in high quantity
TnT
CKMB

22. Amino acid that causes breaks alpha helix winding


proline
serine
tryptophan

23. process that makes drug less effective


biotransformation
hydrogenation
phosphorylation
glycosylation

[Link] biotransformation
decrease ionization
increase lipid solubility
increase ionization
decrease lipid solubility

25. for strong acids


pKa is high
pKa is low

[Link] regarding primitive streak


on dorsal side
on ventral side
divides the disc in cranial and caudal endothelial

27. bar body is the feature of


klienfelters syndrome
turners sydrome
hungtiongtons disease

[Link] ion of ECF


Na
K
Cl
Mg

29. Diffusion potential of cell membrane is calculated by movement of


Na
K
Cl
several diff ions

[Link] cell signaling, steroid receptors bind to


cytoplasmic receptors
nuclear receptors
cell surface receptors
ER

31. lever of locomotion


long bones
short bones
irregular bones
sesamoid bones

32. ion channels having two gates


Na
K
cl
None
33. A 25 yr old female patient came to OPD for counselling. She told that she has-ve blood and her
previous child suffered from haemolytic disease(erythroblastosis foetalis) was concerned for this time.
Which method is suitable for detection of disease
amniocentesis
CVS
AF protein assay
percutaneous umbilical cord sampling

[Link] is chromo protein


keratin
albumin
globulin
cyt C
collagen

[Link] attached to many methods of treatment need to be addressed by


doctor
psychologist
patient

36. arachidonic acid becomes essential if one of the following is deficient in diet
linoleic acid
linolenic acid
acetic acid
butyric acid

[Link] spinal nerves arise from


intervertebral disc
intervertebral foramina
vertbral foramina
transverse foramina
vertebral canal

38. Strand which is converted into RNA


template
non template
+ve
-ve

39. structure supplied by parasympathetic nerves


limbs
bronchi
suprarenal medulla
sweat glands
peripheral blood vessels

40. At 3rd week’ blood cells are formed from


mesenchymal cells
umbilical vessels
liver
spleen

41. advantage of sub cutaneous route


Rapid action
prolonged effect

42. The 5’ and 3’ prime of DNA means


A hydroxyl at 5’ and 3’ end
a free C at these ends
A phosphate at these ends
DNA is active at these sites

43. Bioavailibilty refers to

44. approach used for research in todays world


theoretical
modern
idk the rest

45. dr should have a knowledge of cultural background of patient so that


it distinguish b/w good and bad practise
it helps in developing patient and dr relationship

46. system which produces an effect to further enhance the stimulus


+ve feedback
-ve feedback

[Link] occurs due to


hypertrophy
hyperplasia
metaplasia
atrophy

[Link] is
Formation of organs
development of already formed organs

[Link] is an imp constituent of


ribosomes
golgi bodies
cell membrane

50. A patient has chromosome no that is nnot5 multiple of 23. this is called
polyploidy
aneuploidy
tetraploidy
monoploidy

51infusion of hypotonic solution results in


dec aldosterone and dec ADH
dec aldossterone and inc ADH
inc aldosterone and Dec ADH
inc aldosterone and inc ADH
no effect

52. which type of prevention helps in early detection of disease


disease surveillance
pri prevention
sec prevention
tert prevention

53 which of the following statement is incorrect regarding carbohydtrates


doesnt help in cell cell recognition
helps in antigen anti body reaction on cell surface
forms a fur coat on cell surface

54. Regarding apoptosis


plasma membrane remains intact
cellular swelling
inflammation

[Link] occurs in
spongy layer
basal layer
compact layer

56. ovulation occurs due to


rupture of sec oocyte
LH surge
progesterone

[Link] of Na in blood:
12-40
30-70
136-145
1.3-4.5

58. in habitual cigarette smoker the normal ciliated columnar epithelial cells of the trachea and bronchi
are often replaced by stratified squamous epithelial cells. This is called
hyperplasia
hypertrophy
metaplasia
atrophy
dysplasia

59. Diff between pseudounipolar and multi polar neuron is


axons
axon terminal
perikaryon
dendrites

60. lymph empties in in


spleen
root of neck
trunk
limbs

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