Question # 1

Neck Region is called.

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Lumber region

Thoracic region

Cortical region

Pelvic region

Which is the most important mechanism for water loss from the body?

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Excretiong in urine

Sneezing

Sweating

Eleminatin in feces

Each A band has a lighter stripe in its mid section called.

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A zone

H zone

M - Line

Z - Line

The internal hydrostatic pressure in plants is.

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Root

Turgor

Osmotic

Solute

The organic portion of bones matrix is important in providing all but:

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Tensile strength

Hardness

To resist stretch

Flexibilty

A cluster of neuron's cell bodies form

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Ganglia

Cyst

Lump

Swelling

The clavicle connects scapula with.

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Skull

Sternum

Tibia

Femur

___ are indole acetic acid or its variants.

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auxins

Gibberellins

Cytokinine

Ethene

The joint that allows the movement in two directions is called.

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Cartilaginous joints

Hinge joints

Syrovial joints

Ball and Socket joints

The funnction of the tubules in muscle contraction is to:

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Make and store glycogen

Release Ca⁺²into the cell interior and then pick it up again

Make the action potential deep into the muscle cells:

To hamper the nerve impulse

The diameter of the skeletal muscle fibres is.

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10-80 micro meter

10-100 micro meter

10-120 micro meter

10-135 micro meter

In terrestrial plants major mechanical stress is imposed by.

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Gravity

Temperature

Wind

Soil

Which one of the following is not a joint diseases.

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Arthritis

sciatica

Disc slip

spondylosis

Maximum speed of nerve impulse transmission is

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100 m/s

110 m/s

120 m/s

130 m/s

The joints that allows movement is several directions is called.

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Fibrous joint

synovial joint

Ball and socket joint

Hing joint

At the distal end the femur forms knee joint with the proximal end of two parallel bones called

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Tibia and fibula

Radius & ulna

Carpals & metacarpals

Tarsal & metatarsal

Sciatica is characterized by stabbing pain radiating over the course of.

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Sciatic artery

Sciatic nerve

Sciatic capillary

Sciatic vein

Higher from the learning is the

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Conditioned reflex type I

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