BSc Biochemistry Sem II 2021 2022 May 2022 BIOCHEMISTRY II Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes
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Q1 Choose the correct option & rewrite the statements: (2 Marks each)
- 1. Excess amino acids are converted into urea in
- 2. Secretin hormone is produced in
- 3. Absorption of digested food chiefly
- 4. Pancreatic juice takes part in
- a. Proteins carbohydrate and Proteins and fats c. Protein, carbohydrate
- d. Proteins only
- 5. The enzyme trypsinogen is secreted
- 6. Lactose intolerance occurs due lack in enzyme
- 8. Peptic ulcer occurs due to infection, which caused
- 9.Rib cage gets smaller as the rib muscles
- 10.Air is composed of oxygen, carbon dioxide and gases like
- 11.Voice box is also called as
- a. Pharynx b. Trachea c. Larynx d. None of the above Bronchi c. Larynx d. None of the above
- 13.What is the unit of partial pressure?
- 14.Partial pressure exerted by each gas= pressure times the fractional composition of the gas in mixture
- 15.Excess carbon dioxide causes blood and other bodily fluids to decrease a condition where kidneys get inflamed
- 17.The kidney consists of triangular shaped structures inside them which are also called as
- 18.What could be found on the surface of a sterile instrument? VCD/ BIOCHEMISTRY- SEMESTER I MARKS-100, DURATION -3 HRS
- 19.The overuse of antibiotics has most likely resulted in the developm resistant strains of
- 20.In which organ system of the human body would a doctor Most likely find a Parasite?
- 21.Which aspect of modern life would Most likely cause an to turn into a Pandemic?
- 22.Which most likely spreads diseases such as rabies or Lyme disease?
- a. contact with an infected animal b. contact with an infected human
- 23.Which disease-causing agent could quickly multiply into colonies of billions of cells in the space of a drop of water?
- 24. Which of these is most likely to be spread when two people drink from the same water
- 25.What do viruses and bacteria have in common?
- a. They are both living b. They both have DNA c. They are both non-living
- d. Both have nothing in common
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Q2 Answer the following questions (Any 2) 10 marks
- 1. Write a short note on peptic ulcer
- 2. Describe the composition and function of intestinal juice,
- 3. Explain in detail absorption Of lipid
- 4. Explain in detail absorption of carbohydrate
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Q3 Answer the following questions (Any 2) 10 marks
- 1. With the help of an example explain tubular reabsorption and secretion process in nephron
- 2. Explain the transport of sodium, potassium and chlorine in loop of
- 3. How does transport of carbon di oxide takes place in lungs?
- 4. Explain in detail the process of inhalation and exhalation
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Q4 Answer the following questions (Any 2) 10 marks
- 1. Elaborate on physical agents of Sterilization used for microbial contro| methods
- 2. culture media and also mention different types of media Explain sterilization and radiation examples with mechanism,
- 4. What is microbial growth and mention the common nutrients requirements of
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Q5 Answer the following questions (Any4) 20 marks
- 1. Describe the composition and function of bile juice
- 2. With the help of diagrams explain the structure of nephron
- 3. Explain disinfection and explain heat method in control of microbial growth
- 4. Describe the composition and function of Pancreatic juice,
- 5. Explain in short renal and neural regulation of GFR
- 6. Explain sterilization with chemical methods phenol, halogens with examples
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