1 - A bone kept in 10% KOH solution for three days will:
Remain unchanged
2 - A tendon serves to join:
Muscles with bones
3 - Aging in our body is associated with deterioration in our:
Connective tissue
4 - Areolar tissue is found:
In all of these structures
5 - Basement membrane upon which the epithelial cells rest is formed of:
Hyaluronicacid + glycoproteins + layer of reticular fibres
6 - Bones are joined to bones with the help of:
Ligaments
7 - Branch of Science dealing with microscopic anatomy of tissues is called:
Histology
8 - Calcified cartilage is found in:
Supra-scapula
9 - Cells of squamous epithelium are:
Flat and tile-like
10 - Chondrin is found in the matrix of:
Cartilage
11 - Chondrin is made up of:
Chondrotin sulphate + mucoprotein
12 - Chondrin is transleuscent and pearly white/bluish in:
Hyaline cartilage
13 - Connective tissue in our body constitutes:
30% of body mass
14 - Connective tissue mainly functions to:
Perform all the above functions
15 - Cuboidal epithelium is found in:
All of these
16 - Desmosomes which are button-like junctions between epithelial cells with tonofibrils are responsible for:
Bearing mechanical stress
17 - Diaphyses in long bones are:
Hollow and compact in texture
18 - Diploic bones are present in:
Skull
19 - Ear pinnae, epiglottis and bronchiolar cartilages are:
Yellow elastic
20 - Elastic pads at articular ends of long bones are formed of:
Hyaline cartilage
21 - Ends of large bones contain:
Red bone marrow
22 - Entire cell when filled with secretions is discharged in the:
Holocrine glands
23 - Epiphyses of long bones are:
Spongy
24 - Epithelial cells lining cavities have:
All of these
25 - Epithelium by origin is:
All of these
26 - Excessive stretching of ligaments results in:
Sprain
27 - Exchange of materials between blood and tissue fluid occurs through:
Capillaries
28 - Exchange of materials between blood and tisue cells occurs through:
Tissue fluid
29 - Glands in which secretions collect in apical part which later breaks off and discharged are called:
Apocrine
30 - Groups of similar cells specialized to perform specific functions constitute:
Tissues
31 - Hardest connective tissue in our body is:
Bone
32 - Haversian canals during life may contain:
Only an artery and a vein
33 - Haversian cannals and Volkmann's canals are characteristic of bone in:
Mammals
34 - Histology is considered synonymous to:
Microanatomy
35 - If femur of frog is kept in dilute HCI for about three days, it will:
Become soft and elastic
36 - In our body the ciliated epithelium is found in:
Trachea, neurocoel of central nervous system and oviducts
37 - In tanning which of the following fibres are treated with salts of heavy metals:
Collagen
38 - Inner surface of intestine is lined by:
Epithelial tissue only
39 - Ligaments and tendons are made up of:
Collagen fibres
40 - Ligaments join:
Bones to bones
41 - Ligamentum flava is made up of:
Elastin fibres
42 - Ligamentum nuchae found in the neck of quadrupeds is example of:
White fibrous tissue
43 - Lumen of stomach and intestine has:
Columnar epithelium
44 - Main functions of areolar tissue are:
All of these
45 - Main hardening materials in bones are:
Phosphates of calcium and magnesium
46 - Major constituent of bone is:
Calcium phosphate
47 - Mammalian bone differs from cartilage in having:
Haversian canals
48 - Mammalian bones differ with those of frog in having:
Haversian canals
49 - Mast cells are present in:
Areolar tissue
50 - Mast cells areolar tissue secrete
All of these
51 - Matrix with collagen fibres, elastin fibres, reticular fibres, fibrocytes, macrophages, mast cells, plasma cells, eosinophils etc. is found in:
Areolar tissue
52 - Mixed glands which release both serous and mucous secretions are represented in our body by:
Both (a) & (b)
53 - Muscular tissues are more active than others, which organelles are expected to be more numerous in the cells of this tissue:
Mitochondria
54 - One of the following substances acts as a vasoconstrictor to arrest bleeding and also to increase blood pressure is:
Serotonin
55 - Osteocytes of bones show:
No division
56 - Our body becomes bit taller during sleep or after death because:
White fibrous cartilage present on intervertebral discs relax during sleep and after death
57 - Panniculus adiposus, in man, hump in camel and blubber in whale are formed of:
Adipose tissue
58 - Pigmented epithelium is characteristic of:
Retina of eye
59 - Rings of trachea and hyoid are made up of:
Hyaline cartilage
60 - Schneiderian membrane is:
Stratified epithelium
61 - Sebaceous and compound salivery glands are:
Alveolar glands
62 - Sebaceous glands associated with hair follicles are:
None of these
63 - Secretory units are rounded in:
Acinus glands
64 - Sesamoid bone is formed by:
Tendon
65 - Sheaths of cartilages, muscles and nerves are formed of:
White fibrous tissue
66 - Simple and compound glands basically differ in one of the following points:
Both of these points
67 - Simple epithelium is associated with:
All of these
68 - Simple squamous epithelium is the characteristic of:
All of these
69 - Simple, squamous epithelium is found in the lining of:
All of these
70 - Skin in a vertebrate consists of:
Both of these
71 - Stratified epithelium is found in:
Skin
72 - Stratified epithelum is found on:
Protective surfaces
73 - Stratum corneum has dead, cornified cells but had these cells been living, the possible disadvantage would be that:
Microbes could grow freely on skin surface
74 - Study of tissues is called:
Histology
75 - Successful transplantation of tissues from one animal body to the other can occur without extra measures in case:
Skin is transplanted among inbred strain of mice
76 - Term ""Epithelia"" was introduced by:
Ruysch
77 - Term ""Histology"" to separate branch for study of tissues as given by:
Mayer (1819)
78 - The pseudostratified epithelium is:
A columnar epithelium with additional layer of basal cells all resting upon basement membrane
79 - The tissue in which Mast cells occur is:
Connective tissue proper
80 - Thin fibrous lining around the bone marrow in long bones of mammals is called:
Endosteum
81 - Tissues found in our body are derived from:
All of these
82 - Tonofibrils are found in:
Epithelium
83 - Transitional epithelium is:
Adapted for distension of the organ where it is present
84 - Umbelical cord, cock's comb and vitreous body of eye are made up of:
Mucous connective tissue
85 - Wharton's jelly is made up of:
Mucous connective tissue
86 - Which of the bone marrows is haemopoietic tissue:
Red bone marrow
87 - Which of the following cells of areolar tissue form antibodies:
Plasma cells
88 - Which of the following changes in connective tissue are responsible for aging in our body:
Both of these changes
89 - Which of the following connective tissues helps in defence of the body:
Reticular
90 - Which of the following glands are apocrine in nature:
Mammary glands
91 - Which of the following glands are examples of compound glands in our body:
Liver, pancrease, saliver glands
92 - Which of the following glands secrete a wating fluid:
Serous glands
93 - Which of the following is a single type of tissue:
Blood
94 - Which of the following minerals is maximum in the bone:
Calcium phosphate
95 - Which of the following sets represent merocrine glands:
Mammary glands and sweat glands
96 - Which of the following substances secreted by Mast cells of arreolar tissue is anticoagulant:
Heparin
97 - Which of the following tissues lacks collagen and elastin fibres:
Adipose tissue
98 - White fibres are made up of:
Collagen
99 - Who coined the term protoplasm?
None of these
100 - Yellow bone marrow is found:
In the middle part/shaft of large bones
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