Physiology PYQ 2018 NEET-PG 2018 Solve Physiology NEET-PG 2018 Total Questions: 13 1. Components responsible for counter current mechanism in kidney are all except: Sodium outflow in thick ascending limb Water outflow in thin descending limb Sodium outflow in thin ascending limb Flow of tubular fluid from PCT to DCT None 2. Glucose is absorbed in intestine by? Secondary active transport Primary active transport Facilitated diffusion Simple diffusion None 3. Insulin like growth factor is secreted by: Pituitary gland Liver Pancreas Adrenal glands None 4. What is Prosopagnosia? Impairment of consciousness Being unaware of one’s problems Difficulty in identifying known faces Failure to identify objects None 5. Transport across nucleus is by all except? Caveolins Local signals Rat proteins Importins None 6. Iron from enterocytes through DMT1 DMT2 Ferroprotein1 GLUT1 None 7. Kidney responds to shock by Increasing renal blood flow Increasing afferent arteriole resistance Increasing GFR Both B and C None 8. All of the following are true regarding the actions of endothelin-1 except Vasoconstriction Bronchodilation Has inotropic effect Decreased GFR None 9. Which of the following statements is false about Cuthbertson's metabolic ebb and flow responses to trauma? The "ebb" phase is associated with a decline in body temperature and oxygen consumption. The "flow" phase occurs after resuscitation from a state of shock. The "ebb" phase is aimed at reducing posttraumatic energy depletion. The "ebb" phase leads to activation of the innate immune system and induction of the hepatic acute-phase response. None 10. In which of the following conditions is oxygen therapy not useful? Acute myocardial infarction Asthma Central respiratory depression Pulmonary edema None 11. Va/Q = infinity means CO2 alone equilibrates with the venous blood Partial pressure of 02 becomes zero Partial pressure of both CO2 and 02 remain normal No exchange of O2 & CO2 None 12. 'c' wave in JVP is seen in Slow filling at end of diastole Iso-volumetric contraction Start of diastole End of systole None 13. Aldosterone secretion is maximally stimulated by ACTH Hyperkalemia Exogenous steroid Hypernatremia None Time's up