Wednesday, October 14, 2020

MCQ: ANIMAL TISSUES

 


Animal Tissues

1. The fibers found in tendons and ligaments

a. are arranged in parallel rows
b. are mostly non-elastic
c. runs through the ground in many directions
d. are mostly elastic

Choose the correct answer using the codes given below:

            a. c and d

            b. a and b

            c. a and d

            d. b and c

Correct Answer: b, Fibres in tendons and ligaments are dense connective tissue. In dense connective tissue, the nuclei and fibers are arranged in parallel rows and fibers are mostly non-elastic.

2. Cartilages with maximum flexibility are found in the

            a. Pubic symphysis

            b. Inter-vertebral disc

            c. Epiglottis

            d. Rings of the trachea

Correct answer: c, Elastic cartilages have maximum flexibility as they are composed of elastic fibers. These fibers form bundles that appear dark under a microscope and are found in the epiglottis

3. The epithelium found on the surface of ovaries are akin to epithelium found at the

            a. Wall of capillaries

            b. Lining of uterus

            c. The lining of blood vessels

            d. Lining of uterus

Correct Answer: d, The epithelium found on the surface of ovaries is akin to the epithelium found at the lining of kidney tubules. Both the linings are made up of simple cuboidal epithelium.

4. A mesothelium is a type of epithelium that

            a. Secretes serous fluid

            b. Lines blood vessels

            c. Absorbs nutrients into the body

            d. Synthesizes special compounds

Correct answer: a, The mesothelium is a membrane composed of simple squamous epithelium. It secretes a serous fluid which helps in protection and friction reduction.

5. Directions: Read the following two statements and choose the correct answer accordingly.

Assertion (A): Cartilage tissue repair may be slow or difficult.
Reason (R): Chondrocytes are bound in lacunae.

            a. Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.

            b. Both A and R are true, but R is NOT correct explanation of A

            c. A is true but R is false

            d. A is false but R is true

Correct Answer: Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A. Because chondrocytes are bound in lacunae, they cannot migrate to damaged areas. Therefore, cartilage damage is difficult to heal.

 

6. In connective tissue whose matrix is made up of chondrin?

            a. Rich blood supply is present

            b. There is no deposition of inorganic salts

            c. Matrix occurs in concentric lamellae

            d. Cells always lie singly

Correct Answer: b, Connective tissue made up of a protein called chondrin is cartilage. There is no deposition of inorganic salts on cartilages; thus, they are flexible.

7. Salivary glands of mammal are

            a. Mixed glands

            b. Unbranched alveolar

            c. Branched alveolar

            d. Branched acinous

Correct answer: c, The salivary glands of mammal are branched alveolar glands. These are also called compound alveolar glands.

8. Which of the following characteristics about the eosinophils are true?

a. Romanowsky method stains them red.
b. They produce enzyme elastase.
c. They produce histamine and serotonin.
d. They have multilobed nuclei
.

            i) a,b and d

            ii) a and c

            iii) a and d

            iv) a and b

Correct answer: Romanowsky method stains the eosinophils in brick red color. Eosin used in Romanowsky method is an acidic dye and eosinophils are acid-loving. Eosinophils produce elastase that breaks down proteins.

9. T-tubules in muscles are

            a. Extensions of sarcolemma

            b. A discrete bundle of muscle cells

            c. Storage centers for calcium

            d. The center of the sarcomere

Correct answer: a, T-tubules in muscles are extensions of the sarcolemma. T-tubules permit the rapid transmission of the action potential into the cell, and also play an important role in regulating cellular calcium concentration.

10. The axons within the central nervous system are wrapped by

            a. Schwann cells

            b. Oligodendrocytes

            c. Node of Ranvier

            d. Receptors

Correct Answer: b, The cells that wrap around axons within the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord) are called Oligodendrocytes

 

11. Increase in the number of lobes of the nucleus of leukocytes is hyper-segmentation. In neutrophils, it is observed during the deficiency of

            a. Vitamin B9

            b. Vitamin B1

            c. Vitamin B12

            d. Vitamin B6

Correct answer: c, The number of nuclear lobes of neutrophils increases when vitamin B12 or folate deficiency occurs. Clinical neutrophil hyper-segmentation has been widely used as an indicator of B12 or folate deficiency.

12. Titin is a protein in sarcomere that

            a. Anchors everything to the sarcolemma

            b. Wraps around all parts of the sarcomere to keep in line

            c. Connects the Z-line to M-line

            d. Is a contractile muscle protein

Correct answer: c, Titin connects the Z line to the M line in the sarcomere. The protein contributes to force transmission at the Z line and resting tension in the I-band region.

13. Fibroblasts of areolar connective tissue are

            a. Melanin containing cells

            b. Polygonal cells with a small nucleus

            c. Wandering cells with branching pseudopodia

            d. Branching cells with long protoplasmic processes

Correct Answer: d, Fibroblasts are large, flat, spindle-shaped, branching cells having long protoplasmic processes and an oval nucleus in the center.

14. Which of the following sentences about muscles that aid in movement and locomotion is true?

            a. Can stretch and resume original shape

            b. Maintain a flow of fluid and food around hollow structures

            c. Contain high count of mitochondria and myoglobin

            d. Fatigue slowly

Correct answer: a, The muscles which aid in movement and locomotion can stretch and resume original shape. These muscles are voluntarily activated and fatigue more quickly than cardiac or smooth muscles.

 

15. Epithelial cells, all on a basement membrane but differing in height where taller cells bear cilia, are found in

            a. The lining of thyroid vesicles

            b. The lining of alimentary canal

            c. Respiratory passages of air-breathing vertebrates

            d. The lining of large ducts of the respiratory system

Correct Answer: d, Epithelial cells, all on a basement membrane but differing in height where taller cells bear cilia, are found in the lining of large ducts of the respiratory system. These are called the pseudo-stratified epithelium.

16. Poikilocytosis is a condition in which blood cells

            a. Vary in size

            b. Vary in shape

            c. Vary in color

            d. Possess inclusion bodies

Correct Answer: b, Variation in the shape of RBCs is called poikilocytosis. RBCs may change depending upon different pathological conditions.

17. Cartilages function as shock absorbents in

            a. Nasal septum

            b. Pinna

            c. Vertebrae

            d. Head

Correct Answer: c,  Cartilages function as shock absorbents in the vertebral column. The inter-vertebral discs are made up of white fibrous cartilage, which provides flexibility. They also function as shock absorbents in the vertebral column.

 

18. Which of the following cells wrap around axons within the central nervous system?

            a. Microglia

            b. Astrocytes

            c. Schwann cells

            d. Oligodendrocytes

Correct Answer: d, Oligodendrocytes wrap axons with myelin sheath within the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord).

19. Electric potential inside the nerve cell is established by

            a. Neuronal membrane

            b. Cytosol

            c. Nissil bodies

            d. Nucleus

Correct answer: a,  The neuronal membrane is responsible for establishing an electrical potential inside the nerve cell and conducting an impulse.

20. Lacunae are the open spaces within the lamellae which contain

            a. Osteoblasts

            b. Osteocytes

            c. Osteoclasts

            d. Osteons

Correct Answer: b, Lacunae are the open spaces within the lamellae, which contain osteocytes. An osteocyte is a cell that lies within the substance of a fully formed bone.

 

 

 

21. Which of the following statements is correct about the strongest ligament of the body?

            a. It connects the lower lumbar vertebra to the ileum

            b. It lies in the front of the sacrum

            c. It helps to prevent extension of the femur

            d. Its fibers blend with the fibers of the joint capsule of the hip joint

Correct Answer: c, The iliofemoral ligament is the strongest ligament in the body. It helps prevent the extension of the femur when the body is standing erect.

22. Which of the following are dome-shaped, non-ciliated cells that appear in the smallest bronchioles?

            a. BALT cells

            b. Goblet cells

            c. Basal cells

            d. Clara cells

Correct Answer: d, Clara cells appear in the smallest bronchioles. They are the dome-shaped, non-ciliated cells that secrete a lipoprotein material that reduces the surface tension in the airways to keep them open during the changes in the pressure of the respiratory cycle.

23. Cholesterol in plasma comes from

a. intestinal absorption of fats
b. synthesis in liver
c. synthesis in the walls of blood vessels

            a. b and c

            b. a and b

            c. a and c

            d. a, b and c

Correct Answer: b, Cholesterol in the plasma comes from intestinal absorption of fats and synthesis in the liver.

24. Yellow bone marrow gets its color due to

            a. Fat droplets

            b. Hemoglobin

            c. Vitamin C

            d. Polysaccharides

Correct Answer: a, Yellow bone marrow gets its color due to fat droplets present in it. Yellow bone marrow is responsible for the synthesis of WBCs.

25. Which of the following is a tough membrane that covers the bone, but not the cartilage?

            a. Sharpey’s fibers

            b. Osteogenic layer

            c. Endosetum

            d. Periosteum

Correct Answer: d, Periosteum is a tough membrane that covers the bone, but not the cartilage.

26. Pseudostratified epithelia are not found in which of the following organs?

            a. Trachea

            b. Epididymis

            c. Vas deferens

            d. Fallopian tubes

Correct Answer: d,  Simple columnar (ciliated) epithelial tissue lines the fallopian tubes.

 

27. Which of the following molecules binds to calcium to expose the myosin-binding site?

            a. Troponin

            b. Actin

            c. Titin

            d. Myofibril

Correct Answer: a, When calcium binds to troponin, troponin releases tropomyosin, exposing the myosin-binding sites.

28. In isometric contraction

a. tension remains constant
b. tension increases
c. muscle shortens
d. muscle does not shorten

            a. a and c

            b. b and d

            c. b and c

            d. a and d

Correct Answer: b, A contraction in which the muscle does not shorten, but its tension increases are called an isometric contraction.

29. Which of the following statements is incorrect?

            a. Smooth muscles have the least ability to regenerate

            b. Cardiac muscles have limited regenerative capacity

            c. Muscles generate heat

            d. Perimysium binds fascicle

Correct answer: a,  Smooth muscle cells have the greatest ability to regenerate.

 

30. On the basis of mode of secretion, mammary glands are

            a. Merocrine

            b. Apocrine

            c. Holocrine

            d. Mesocrine

Correct Answer: b, Mammary glands are apocrine glands. In mammary glands, the secretory products are stored in the apical part of the gland cells. Later, on this part it breaks, releasing the secretion.

31. Dense regular connective tissues are characterized by

a. Bundled in a parallel fashion
b. Dark staining
c. Presence in the dermis
d. Can be stretched in any direction

            a. a and b

            b. c and d

            c. a,b, and c

            d. a,b and d

Correct answer: Dense regular connective tissues consist of dark staining collagen fibers that are bundled in a parallel fashion.

32. Endosteum is a delicate layer of connective tissue found in

            a. Intestinal matrix of bone

            b. Bone marrow cavity

            c. Periosteum

            d. Haversian canal

Correct Answer: b, Bone marrow cavity is lined by a delicate layer of connective tissue called the endosteum 

 

33. Which of the following cell secretes heparin and histamines?

            a. Eosinophils

            b. Basophils

            c. Neutrophils

            d. Lymphocytes

Correct answer: c, Basophils contain anticoagulant heparin, which prevents blood from clotting too quickly. It also contains histamine that is a vasodilator and promotes blood flow to tissues.

34. Which of the following sentences is true about simple squamous epithelium tissues?

            a. They collect sensations from sensory organs

            b. They help in moving the egg towards the uterus

            c. They maintain the flow of mucus

            d. They help in ultrafiltration

Correct Answer: d, Simple squamous epithelium tissues helps in ultrafiltration in uriniferous tubules.

35. Which organ contains the lining of glandular epithelium?

            a. Intestines

            b. Ovaries

            c. Retina

            d. Nasal passage

Correct answer: a, Glandular epithelium is found in the intestine and other parts of the alimentary canal. It lines the glands.

 

36. Which of the following are the motoneurons that are located in the spinal cord?

            a. Lugaro cells

            b. Anterior horn cells

            c. Basket cells

            d. Purkinje cells

Correct answer: b, Anterior horn cells are the motoneurons located in the spinal cord. The anterior horn contains motor neurons that affect the skeletal muscles.

37. Which of the following entities is only found in mammals?

            a. Myoglobin

            b. Hemoglobin

            c. Platelets

            d. Haversian system

Correct answer: c, Platelets are only found in mammals. In other animals (e.g. birds, amphibians) thrombocytes circulate as intact mononuclear cells.

38. What does the layer of areolar connective tissue that ensheaths each individual myocyte referred to as?

            a. Endomysium

            b. Perimysium

            c. Epimysium

            d. Periosteum

Correct answer: a, The endomysium is a wispy layer of areolar connective tissue that ensheaths each individual myocyte. It is present over the sarcolemma.

39. Tissues of the central nervous system are divided into two groups viz. white matter and grey matter. The grey matter of CNS consists of all cells except?

            a. Protoplasmic astrocytes

            b. Myelinating oligodendrocytes

            c. Satellite Oligodendrocytes

            d. Unmyelinated axons

Correct Answer: b, Myelinating oligodendrocytes are present in the white matter of CNS. Myelinating oligodendrocytes provide a supporting role for neurons as well as trophic supported by the production of glial cell line-derived neurotrophic factor (GDNF), brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF), or insulin-like growth factor-1 (IGF-1).

40. Which of the following proteins is not present in smooth or unstriated muscle cells?

            a. Caldesmon

            b. Calmodulin

            c. Troponin

            d. Calponin

Correct answer: Troponin is present in the cardiac muscle and skeletal muscle where it plays an important role in muscle contraction.

41. Which pair of organs are lined by stratified cuboidal epithelium?

            a. Parotid gland and larynx

            b. Conjunctiva of eyes and urethra

            c. Pharynx and buccal cavity

            d. Pharynx and conjunctiva of eyes

Correct Answer: b,  Stratified cuboidal epithelium is found in the conjunctiva of eyes and urethra.

42. Concentration of which of the following substances is higher in the lymph as compared to blood?

            a. Protein

            b. Hemoglobin

            c. White blood cells

            d. Oxygen

Correct answer: c, White blood cell concentration is higher in lymph as compared to blood.

43. Cancellous bone is characterized by:

a. High surface area to mass ratio
b. High vascularity
c. High flexibility
d. High strength

            a. b,c, and d

            b. a,b, and d

            c. a,b, and c

            d. a,b,c and d

Correct answer: c, Cancellous bones are characterized by high surface area to mass ratio, The greater surface area also makes it suitable for metabolic activities such as the exchange of calcium ions. Cancellous bone is highly vascular and frequently contains red bone marrow for RBC synthesis. Cancellous bones are very flexible because it is less dense.

 

 

 

44. Nissl's granules present in nerve cells are

            a. Mitotic apparatus

            b. Rough endoplasmic reticulum

            c. Enzyme pockets           

            d. Byproducts of lysosomal activity

Correct Answer: b, Nissl's granules present in the nerve cell are highly ordered rough endoplasmic reticulum. Proteins made here are passed to the neuronal processes

45. Which are the agranulocytes produced in humans?

a. Lymph nodes
b. Liver
c. Spleen
d. Bone marrow

            a. b and d

            b. a and b

            c. a and d

            d. a and c

Correct Answer: d, in humans, the agranulocytes are formed in lymph nodes and spleen.

46. In which of the following is the lining of simple columnar epithelium found?

            a. Lining of blood vessels

            b. Lining of uterus

            c. Respiratory passage of vertebrates

            d. Convoluted tubules of the kidney

Correct Answer: b, Simple columnar epithelium is found in the lining of the uterus.

47. Which junction connects epithelial cells to the underlying connective tissue?

            a. Desmosome

            b. Hemidesmosome

            c. Adherent junction

            d. Tight junction

Correct Answer: b,  Hemidesmosomes connect epithelial cells to underlying connective tissue.

48. Calcified cartilages are present everywhere except

            a. Pubis of frogs

            b. Suprascapular

            c. Head of humerus and femur

            d. Pubic symphysis

Correct Answer: d, White fibrous cartilage is found in the region of pubic symphysis.

49.  Pseudostratified columnar with stereocilia cells are found in the

            a. Lining of the buccal cavity

            b. Trachea

            c. Male reproductive system

            d. Conjunctiva of eyes

Correct answer: c, Pseudostratified columnar with stereocilia is found in the male reproductive system.

50. What are the mesothelial cells surrounding the male internal organs called?

            a. Tunica serosa

            b. Tunica vaginalis

            c. Tunica muscularis

            d. Tunica dartos

Correct Answer: b, Tunica vaginalis is the serous covering of the testes within the scrotum, i.e. it is the mesothelial lining surrounding the male internal organs.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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