Clinical Science Practice Test 4

1. Where are the RBCs destroyed?

Liver

Stomach

Intestines

Pancreas

2. Mr. A met with an accident and his right femur broke at 3 different places. The cut was a clean break and the four pieces were put back together in their original place. What kind of fracture did he have?

Hairline Fracture

Simple Fracture

Multiple Fracture

Contusion

3. Other name for condylar joint is ___________

Saddle joint

Plain joint

Hinge Joint

Ball and Socket Joint

4. In a synovial joint, the bones are connected to each other.

True

False

5. How are mature and non - matured RBCs distinguished?

Mature RBCs have haemoglobin while non - mature RBCs do not have haemoglobin

Mature RBCs are biconcave while non - mature RBCs are round

Mature RBCs have nucleus while non - mature RBCs do not have nucleus

Mature RBCs have mitochondria while non - mature RBCs do not have mitochondria

6. A virus that destroys the immunity of the body and can spread through blood is __________

Gonorrhea

Hemophilia

HIV

Anemia

7. Complete the following relationship.
Anterior : Posterior :: Ventral : _________

central

extension

fin

dorsal

8. The following diagram is that of a femur bone. The connecting bone between the ball of the femur and the shaft of the femur has a small bend. What is its significance?
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For providing better attachment of the ball to the socket

It helps in weight bearing

For balance

No specific reason

9. Ellipsoid joint is found at __________

first tarso-metatarsle joint

first carpo-metacarple joint

atlando-axial joint.

atlanto-occipital joint

10. What is the ratio of basophils to eosinophils?

2:1

4:1

1:4

1:2