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1. The branch of biology that deals with the study of fungi is called

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2. Which of the following diffuses most rapidly across the cell membrane?

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3. Site of degradation of unneeded damaged or faulty proteins is

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4. Ribosome is a site for production of

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5. In 1665 who discovered the cell

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6. The science of dealing with the studies of benign a malignant tumor is

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7. The modifying, sorting and packaging of proteins for secretion in cell is

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8. How many chromosomes are there in the human beings

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9. Depending upon the capacity to divide, the cells of the body can be divided into 3 groups

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10. Cell wall consists of

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11. DNA Replication and Transcription is the function of which subcellular organelle

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12. The powerhouse of the cell is

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13. Function of Golgi apparatus is

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14. Meaning of anatomy is

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15. The condensation of chromatin and shrinkage of the nucleus leading to cell death is termed as

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16. Ophthalmology is the study of

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17. Cells are enclosed by a plasma membrane composed mainly of

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18. Nematocyst is a

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19. The suicidal hags of the cell are

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20. Angiology refers to

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21. Engulfment of membranous organ is done with

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22. Which of the following microorganisms is prokaryotic?

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23. Chromosome are presents in

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24. Which of the following having fast cell division

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25. Glycolysis occurs in

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1. Ribosomes help in

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2. Which of the following cell organelles is present in plant cells and absent in animal cells

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3. Adipose tissue is an example of tissue

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4. Acid phosphatase is the marker enzyme for which sub cellular fraction

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5. The function of the centrosome is

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6. An integral membrane glycoprotein of the human erythrocyte

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7. The adipose tissue in new born is called

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8. Element that is not found in the blood is

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9. DNA is mainly present in

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10. Select the CORRECT match for tissue macrophages

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11. Which of the following cell organelles is involved in the storage of food, and other nutrients, required for a cell to survive?

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12. Meiosis occurs for the human female in

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13. The phase of the cell cycle during which the cell may leave the cell cycle is

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14. Nuclear envelope reappears at

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15. During the cell division is produced

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16. What part of the cell's subunit is responsible for disposal of waste, maintaining its shape integrity, and replicating istle lf?

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17. All of the following post transitional modifications are occur within the golgi

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18. Platelets contain an enzyme which has an important/role in clotting of blond this enzyme is known as

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19. Which of the following protects and supports the body and its organs

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20. Which of the following is a jellylike substance found floating inside the plasma membrane?

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21. Protein subunit found within microtubules is

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22. Malignant condition with abnormal increase granulocyte WBC will be classified

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23. What structure of the cell is responsible for packaging DNA, reinforcing mitosis, preventing DNA damage, and controlling DNA REPLICATION?

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24. In which of the following step of mitosis, 46 chromosomes present as complementary

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25. High count of WBC's is an indication of

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1. Which of the following cell contain hemoglobin?

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2. Kallikrein is activated by

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3. Which of the following is the other name for Platelets?

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4. Thromboxane is mainly synthesized by

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5. Life span of WBC in human is

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6. During Starvation, the level of_______ in the blood decreases

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7. The body fluids found within cells is called

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8. The term ESR stands for

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9. Erythropoietin is produced by

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10. The condition of abnormal increase of RBC in blood is diagnosed as

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11. Iron is a component of

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12. Which one of the following lymphocytes produces antibodies?

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13. Blood level monitoring of HbA1c is important in which of the given diseased states

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14. Fluid part of blood devoid of Corpuscles is called

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15. What is the normal blood pressure in humans irrespective of age?

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16. Agranulocytes are

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17. Lymphocytes accounts for what percent of leukocytes in normal adults

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18. All factors are necessary in hand coagulation

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19. Factor XII is

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20. The element that helps in blood clotting

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21. Sickle cell anaemia can be suspected in case of a/an rate in erythrocyte sedimentation

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22. Normal count of Platelets in healthy human is

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23. An isotonic solution has the same

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24. The normal human blood pH is

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25. Hemoglobin is the component of

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1. The colour of the label used to denote the blood group 'B' is

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2. Total calcium present in the human body is in the blood

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3. Example for preservatives added in whole human blood

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4. What percentage of the red blood cells makes up the total blood by volume?

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5. Globulins of the blood plasma are responsible for

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6. Which of the following white blood cells is

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7. What is the descriptive name of clotting factor X?

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8. Oxygen is transported to every cell or human body by

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9. The increased incidence of Atherosclerosis

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10. The cells in the blood responsible for carrying oxygen is

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11. The formation of blood clots within the blood veins, primarily in the lower extremities, is called

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12. Lymph differs from blood in having

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13. Which among the following is a blood coagulation factor?

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14. Indicate the region of oral mucosa where the blood flow will be high

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15. RBCs can utilize _______ as fuels for providing energy

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16. What is the minimum you should weigh to donate blood

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17. Blood group "B" person can receive blood persons of Blood group

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18. Life of Red Blood Corpuscle (RBC) present in human blood is

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19. What is the life span of the platelets?

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20. The 'Crenulation' effect on the cell wall is caused by _____ solutions and this effect is

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21. Disease characterized by increase in the number of platelets in blood

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22. Which of the following is NOT a function of blood ?

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23. When a hypotonic solution is injected into blood stream causes

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24. Which of the following components of blood which protects human being from infection

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25. Which organ has dual blood supply?

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Human Anatomy and Physiology Quiz – 
Step into the intricate world of the human body with our Human Anatomy and Physiology Quiz! Featuring 100 MCQs divided into 4 sets of 25 questions each, this quiz provides a comprehensive look at the structures and functions that are essential for understanding pharmacy practice. You’ll explore cellular biology, the organization of tissues, and the complexities of various organ systems, including the nervous, cardiovascular, and digestive systems. Each question is designed to help you connect physiological processes with their implications for drug action and therapeutic outcomes. This foundational knowledge will be crucial as you prepare for the D Pharma Exit Exam (DPEE) and pursue a career in healthcare.


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