7. Human Health and Disease
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Main antibody found in Colostrum is?
A) IgG | B) IgM | C) IgA | D) IgE -
What is a property of cancer cells?
A) Loss of contact inhibition | B) Slow growth | C) Limited division | D) None -
Which antibody increases in the body during allergy?
A) IgA | B) IgE | C) IgG | D) IgM -
On what principle is Vaccine or vaccination based?
A) Digestion | B) Memory | C) Respiration | D) Excretion -
Which plant is the source of Opioids (Poppy)?
A) Cannabis sativa | B) Papaver somniferum | C) Datura | D) Coca -
Stimulant found in tobacco is?
A) Caffeine | B) Nicotine | C) Cocaine | D) Morphine -
Full form of AIDS is?
A) Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome | B) Auto Immune Disease System | C) All Immune Deficiency | D) None -
Virus-infected cells secrete which protein that protects other cells?
A) Insulin | B) Interferon | C) Haemoglobin | D) Histamine -
How many hosts does the malaria parasite need to complete its life cycle?
A) One | B) Two (Human and Mosquito) | C) Three | D) Four -
Cells of the immune system that produce antibodies?
A) T-cells | B) B-lymphocytes | C) RBC | D) Platelets -
Which test is used for confirmation of Typhoid?
A) ELISA | B) Widal test | C) Biopsy | D) Sonography -
Who is the pathogen for Malaria?
A) Bacteria | B) Virus | C) Plasmodium | D) Fungi -
How many polypeptide chains are in the structure of an antibody?
A) 2 | B) 4 (2 heavy, 2 light) | C) 6 | D) 1 -
Transmission of AIDS does NOT occur through?
A) Infected blood | B) Sexual contact | C) Handshake | D) Infected needles -
Elephantiasis is caused by which organism?
A) Ascaris | B) Wuchereria | C) Entamoeba | D) Plasmodium -
Which body organ is affected by Pneumonia?
A) Liver | B) Lungs | C) Heart | D) Brain -
What is the shape of an Antibody molecule?
A) X-shape | B) Y-shape | C) O-shape | D) L-shape -
Common Cold is caused by which group of viruses?
A) Retro viruses | B) Rhino viruses | C) Bacteriophage | D) HIV -
Immunity present since birth is called?
A) Acquired immunity | B) Innate immunity | C) Active immunity | D) Passive immunity -
What is the cause of Ringworm?
A) Bacteria | B) Fungi | C) Virus | D) Protozoan -
Assertion (A): Passive immunity provides immediate relief.
Reason (R): In this, readymade antibodies are directly injected into the body.
A) Both A and R are true, R is correct explanation | B) Both A and R are true, R is not correct explanation | C) A is true, R is false | D) A is false, R is true -
What is the meaning of Metastasis?
A) Cell becoming healthy | B) Cancer cells spreading to other parts of the body | C) Healing of a wound | D) Clotting of blood -
Cocaine interferes with the function of which neurotransmitter?
A) Dopamine transport | B) Serotonin | C) Insulin | D) None -
Which chemicals are secreted during allergy?
A) Insulin and Glucagon | B) Histamine and Serotonin | C) Thyroxine | D) Adrenaline -
Example of an Auto-immune disease is?
A) AIDS | B) Rheumatoid arthritis | C) Malaria | D) Typhoid -
How is Active immunity acquired?
A) Taking pre-formed antibodies | B) Exposure to living or dead microbes | C) Taking vitamins | D) None -
What is done in 'Biopsy' for cancer identification?
A) Blood test | B) Examination of a thin slice of tissue section | C) X-ray test | D) None -
How is Amoebiasis transmitted?
A) Mosquito bite | B) Contaminated food and water | C) Air | D) Handshake -
Assertion (A): AIDS is a viral disease.
Reason (R): HIV is a retrovirus with an RNA genome.
A) Both A and R are true, R is correct explanation | B) Both A and R are true, R is not correct explanation | C) Both false | D) A is true, R is false -
Lymphoid organs where lymphocytes mature?
A) Liver | B) Bone marrow & Thymus | C) Heart | D) Lungs -
Infectious stage of Plasmodium that enters humans?
A) Gametocyte | B) Sporozoite | C) Trophozoite | D) Merozoite -
Why is a Malignant tumor more dangerous than a Benign tumor?
A) It grows rapidly and shows metastasis | B) It remains stationary | C) It does not cause pain | D) None -
Lymphoid tissue located within the lining of respiratory, digestive and urogenital tracts?
A) Spleen | B) MALT | C) Tonsils | D) Lymph nodes -
Which cells does HIV attack to weaken the immune system?
A) RBC | B) Helper T-cells (TH cells) | C) Platelets | D) B-cells -
Effect of drugs and alcohol abuse on adolescence?
A) Drop in academic performance | B) Mental depression | C) Aggressive behavior | D) All of the above -
What is the basis of the ELISA test for AIDS?
A) DNA replication | B) Antigen-Antibody reaction | C) Protein synthesis | D) None -
Main effect of Narcotic drugs is?
A) Excitement | B) Pain relief and sleep | C) Increasing appetite | D) Raising blood pressure -
Assertion (A): Elephantiasis is transmitted by mosquitoes.
Reason (R): Wuchereria parasite lives in lymphatic vessels.
A) Both are true | B) Both are false | C) Only A is true | D) Only R is true -
Smoking increases the risk of cancer in which organ?
A) Liver | B) Lungs | C) Kidney | D) Brain -
What is the benefit of Memory in the immune system?
A) Fast and specific response on re-infection | B) Food digestion | C) Blood formation | D) None -
Which toxin causes Chills during malaria fever?
A) Haemozoin | B) Haemoglobin | C) Plasmodin | D) Toxin -
Which are the Primary lymphoid organs?
A) Spleen and Lymph nodes | B) Bone marrow and Thymus | C) Tonsils | D) Peyer's patches -
Class of drugs used for AIDS treatment?
A) Antibiotics | B) Anti-retroviral drugs | C) Anti-pyretic | D) Analgesic -
What is done in 'Radiotherapy' for cancer treatment?
A) Use of chemicals | B) Destroying tumor cells with X-rays | C) Surgery | D) Boosting immunity -
Primary site for lymphocyte production and maturation?
A) Liver | B) Bone marrow | C) Spleen | D) Kidney -
What does Anti-venom injection contain against snake venom?
A) Antigen | B) Preformed antibodies | C) Antibiotic | D) Enzyme -
Which drug belongs to the 'Cannabinoids' group?
A) Charas and Ganja | B) Morphine | C) Cocaine | D) Nicotine -
Main function of Lymph nodes is?
A) Making RBCs | B) Trapping microbes and initiating immune response | C) Providing energy | D) None -
Effect of drug abuse during pregnancy on the fetus?
A) Growth retardation | B) Mental abnormality | C) Abnormal birth | D) All of the above -
Which enzyme converts HIV RNA to DNA?
A) Polymerase | B) Reverse transcriptase | C) Ligase | D) Nuclease -
Heavy and light chains of an antibody are joined by which bond?
A) Peptide bond | B) Disulphide bonds | C) Hydrogen bond | D) Ionic bond -
Main cause of Cirrhosis is?
A) Smoking | B) Chronic alcohol consumption | C) Bacteria | D) Vitamin deficiency -
Factors causing cancer (like X-rays, UV rays) are called?
A) Antigen | B) Carcinogens | C) Pathogen | D) Allergen -
Approximate 'Incubation Period' of AIDS symptoms?
A) 1 month | B) 5 to 10 years | C) 20 years | D) No fixed period -
Main difference between active and passive immunity is?
A) Active: body makes its own antibodies | B) Passive: taken from outside | C) Both A & B | D) No difference -
Cannabinoids mainly affect which organ system?
A) Respiratory system | B) Cardiovascular system | C) Excretory system | D) Digestive system -
Is AIDS only an infectious disease or can it be genetic?
A) Only infectious | B) Genetic | C) Both | D) None -
Alpha-interferon is used to treat which disease?
A) Typhoid | B) Cancer | C) Malaria | D) Pneumonia -
Chemically, Heroin drug is?
A) Diacetylmorphine | B) Cocaine | C) Caffeine | D) Nicotine -
Cancer of White Blood Cells (WBC) in humans is called?
A) Carcinoma | B) Leukemia | C) Sarcoma | D) Lymphoma
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