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Froggy Jumps PhysiologyVersion en ligne Test your knowledge on physiology! par Mariam Ahmed 1 The failure of the lower esophageal sphincter to relax as a bolus passes indicates which condition? a Gastro-esophageal reflux b Achalasia c Dyspepsia 2 Which salivary gland contributes about 70% of total saliva? a Sublingual b Submandibular c Parotid 3 Meissner's plexus is mainly involved in which function? a Exocrine secretion b Motor activity c Swallowing only 4 In myopia, the image of a distant object is formed where? a Behind the retina b On the optic nerve c In front of the retina 5 Which receptors primarily monitor the internal/core temperature? a Pain receptors b Central thermoreceptors c Peripheral thermoreceptors 6 Two-thirds of the refractive power of the eye is due to which structure? a Lens b Iris c Cornea 7 Which phase of swallowing is voluntary? a Pharyngeal phase b Buccal phase c Esophageal phase 8 A cause of conductive deafness is? a Auditory cortex tumor b Damage to organ of Corti c Otitis media 9 The primary salivary secretion produced by acini is which? a Hypertonic to plasma b Hypotonic to plasma c Isotonic to plasma 10 Rods are primarily responsible for? a Accommodation b Night vision c Color vision 11 The heat loss center is located in which hypothalamic region? a Posterior hypothalamus b Anterior hypothalamus c Cerebellum 12 What is the most efficient route of sound transmission? a Ossicular route b Air route c Bone route 13 Which substance contributes to saliva's buffering function? a Mucin b HCO3- c IgA 14 Glaucoma is mainly associated with which condition? a Increased intraocular pressure b Retinal pigmentation c Decreased intraocular pressure 15 Which nerve carries taste from the posterior third of the tongue? a Vagus nerve b Facial nerve c Glossopharyngeal nerve 16 During accommodation, the lens becomes which? a More convex b Completely rigid c Flatter 17 Which mechanism of heat loss requires no skin contact? a Radiation b Conduction c Convection 18 The submandibular gland is classified as? a Purely mucous b Purely serous c Mixed 19 Which taste is classically felt at the back of the tongue? a Salty b Sweet c Bitter 20 What is the approximate resting refractive power of the lens? a 29 D b 44 D c 15 D 21 Which condition results from loss of lens transparency? a cataract b glaucoma c presbyopia 22 Which of the following is considered an evaporative mechanism of heat loss? a sweating b radiation c conduction

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PhysiologyVersion en ligne

par Mariam Ahmed

The failure of the lower esophageal sphincter to relax as a bolus passes indicates which condition?

Which salivary gland contributes about 70% of total saliva?

Meissner's plexus is mainly involved in which function?

In myopia, the image of a distant object is formed where?

Which receptors primarily monitor the internal/core temperature?

Two-thirds of the refractive power of the eye is due to which structure?

Which phase of swallowing is voluntary?

A cause of conductive deafness is?

The primary salivary secretion produced by acini is which?

Rods are primarily responsible for?

The heat loss center is located in which hypothalamic region?

What is the most efficient route of sound transmission?

Which substance contributes to saliva's buffering function?

Glaucoma is mainly associated with which condition?

Which nerve carries taste from the posterior third of the tongue?

During accommodation, the lens becomes which?

Which mechanism of heat loss requires no skin contact?

The submandibular gland is classified as?

Which taste is classically felt at the back of the tongue?

What is the approximate resting refractive power of the lens?

Which condition results from loss of lens transparency?

Which of the following is considered an evaporative mechanism of heat loss?