physiology MCQs – Page 4

Practise focused physiology questions with marked answers for exam preparation and subject revision.

physiology Mcqs
61. tidal volume in adult is_____________?
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A. 125 ml

B. 2200 ml

C. 1500 ml

D. 500 ml
62. Vital capacity is decreased, timed vital capacity (FEV 1.0 %) is normal in______________?
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A. Bronchial asthma

B. Chronic bronchitis

C. Scoliosis

D. Acute bronchitis

65. There absorption of sodium chloride in kidneys is controlled by the hormones____________?
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A. All of the above

B. Adrenaline

C. A.D.H. and vasopressin

D. Aldosterone
66. Bronchial circulation is associated with__________________?
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A. Gaseous exchange

B. Air conditioning

C. Drug absorption

D. Reserve volume

67. Function of ADH is________________?
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A. Na+ absorption

B. Water reabsorption

C. Water excretion

D. K+ secretion

72. The following hormones increase the blood glucose level except_____________?
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A. Growth Hormone

B. Parathormone

C. Thyroxine

D. Epinephrine

73. An important non- respiratory function of lungs is_____________?
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A. Sodium balance

B. Anion balance

C. Ca+2 balance

D. Potassium balance

74. Calcitonin is released by ___________________?
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A. Chief cells of thyroid

B. Parafollicular cells of thyroid

C. Stratum fasciculata of adrenal gland

D. Granular cells of adrenal gland

75. Which hormone is released when serum calcium decreases ?
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A. Calcitonin

B. Parathormone

C. Adrenaline

D. Thyroxine

76. Which of the following is associated with a low concentration of ionized calcium in the serum ?
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A. Osteogenesis imperfecta

B. Hypothyroidism

C. Tetany

D. Pagets disease of the bone

79. Ventilation perfusion ratio is maximum in_______________?
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A. Posterior lobe of lung

B. Apex of lung

C. Base of lung

D. Middle lobe of lung

80. Hormone responsible for milk ejection______________?
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A. Estrogen

B. Prolactin

C. Progesterone

D. Oxytocin