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(1)
An infant feeding entirely on the mother’s milk passes stools that are coloured yellow. What is the reason for this?
[A]
Casein
[B]
Bile pigments
[C]
Pancreatic pigments
[D]
None of the above
(2)
A dental condition that is characterized by hyper mineralization of teeth enamel due to excessive intake of _____________. The teeth often appear mottled.
[A]
Sodium
[B]
Calcium
[C]
Fluoride
[D]
Mercury
(3)
Spicy food, coupled with anxiety, may lead to ________
[A]
Indigestion
[B]
Hypotension
[C]
Seizures
[D]
None of the above
(4)
One of the reasons why some people cough after eating a meal may be due to the improper movement of ______
[A]
Water
[B]
Diaphragm
[C]
Neck
[D]
Epiglottis
(5)
____________ is a protein deficiency disorder
[A]
Scurvy
[B]
Anaemia
[C]
Kwashiorkor
[D]
None of the above
(6)
In frogs, the surface of the attachment for the tongue is _____
[A]
Palate
[B]
Tympanum
[C]
Pterygoid
[D]
Hyoid apparatus
(7)
Doctors will suggest ___________ if person is suffering form high blood cholesterol.
[A]
Ghee
[B]
Lard
[C]
Dalda
[D]
Vegetable Oil
(8)
Chymosin is also known as ______
[A]
Lipase
[B]
Amylase
[C]
Trypsin
[D]
Rennin
(9)
In humans, lacteals are found in ______
[A]
Ileum
[B]
Ear
[C]
Oesophagus
[D]
None of the above
(10)
Nyctalopia can occur due to the deficiency of
[A]
Vitamin A
[B]
Vitamin C
[C]
Vitamin K
[D]
Vitamin B12
(11)
Pancreatic juice is stimulated by the release of
[A]
Secretin
[B]
Cholecystokinin
[C]
Enterokinase
[D]
Both (1) and (2)
(12)
_________ stimulates the production of gastric juice in the stomach
[A]
Gastrin
[B]
Enterokinase
[C]
Rennin
[D]
Digestin
(13)
Enterokinase helps in the conversion of
[A]
Lactose to Sucrose
[B]
Trypsinogen into trypsin
[C]
Pepsinogen into pepsin
[D]
Proteins into polypeptide
Answer: Trypsinogen into trypsin
(14)
What is the enzyme that breaks down lactose?
[A]
Pepsin
[B]
Amylase
[C]
Lactase
[D]
Lipase enzymes
(15)
Where do digestion of proteins takes place?
[A]
mouth
[B]
stomach
[C]
small intestine
[D]
stomach and small intestine
Answer: stomach and small intestine
(16)
What is the function of aminopeptidase?
[A]
splits amino acids at amino end of peptide
[B]
splits in 2 amino acids
[C]
splits amino acid at the carboxyl end of peptide
[D]
break peptide bond between amino acid and its neighbor
Answer: splits amino acids at amino end of peptide
(17)
Where do the digestion of lipids takes place?
[A]
small intestine
[B]
stomach
[C]
small intestine mouth and stomach
[D]
small intestine and stomach
Answer: small intestine mouth and stomach
(18)
which of the following enzymes participate in digestion of proteins?
[A]
trypsin
[B]
chymotrypsin
[C]
elastase
[D]
all of the above
(19)
Which of the following statement is true?
[A]
trypsin breaks peptide bond at carboxyl end
[B]
lipases include only pancreatic and lingual lipase
[C]
bile salts are necessary of absorption of lipids
[D]
elastase enzyme is used for digestion of lipid
Answer: bile salts are necessary of absorption of lipids
(20)
what helps the large molecules of lipids to increase their solubility in watery chyme?
[A]
bile salts
[B]
fatty acids
[C]
micelles
[D]
hydrophilic region
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