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Post NameAssistant professor in Rachana Sharir - Ayurveda Medical Education
Question Paper Code019/2022/OL
Category Code343/2021
Date of Test31 March 2022
Exam TypeOnline Examination
Total Questions100
1
___________ is a derivative of the ectoderm germ layer.
Answer
D. All of the above
2
The amputation at the level of wrist joint or angle joint is advised to save the life of a person in the case of injury to _________ marma.
Answer
C. Kshipra
3
In Sutural joints, the layer of osteogenic cells which covers the sutural aspect of each bone is called
Answer
D. Cambial layer
4
Exercise is considered as an etiological factor for the vitiation of ________ srotas.
Answer
D. None of the above
5
__________ is an unpaired muscle of the Larynx.
Answer
B. Transverse arytenoid
6
___________ tooth is often referred to as 'eye tooth' as its long root may extend up to the medial angle of the eye.
Answer
C. Upper canine
7
The internal spermatic fascia of the spermatic cord is derived from
Answer
C. Fascia transversalis
8
________ is a slender bundle of white fibres which crosses the midline through the inferior lamina of the stalk of Pineal gland.
Answer
C. Posterior commissure
9
___________ is not considered as a koshtanga in Kasyapa Samhitha.
Answer
C. Phusphusa
10
__________ is among the four classic malformations in Fallot's Tetralogy.
Answer
C. Pulmonary Stenosis
11
Injury to Shiromarma which is one among the trimarma will cause
Answer
D. All of the above
12
________ is the thin, fibrous ligament of superior radioulnar joint which stretches between the neck of radius and upper part of the supinator fossa of ulna.
Answer
C. Quadrate ligament
13
Sandhi is the moolasthana of _________ srotas.
Answer
C. Majjavaha
14
The upper limit of the vestibule is marked on the lateral wall of the nasal cavity by
Answer
D. Limen nasi
15
The ducts of sublingual salivary gland which open on sublingual fold are called
Answer
B. Ducts of Rivinus
16
_________ lobe of the prostate persists only up to 6 years of age.
Answer
Question Cancelled
17
The part between the anterior and ascending rami of the lateral sulcus on the superolateral surface of cerebral hemisphere is called
Answer
A. Pars triangularis
18
___________ is an anticoagulant added to the preservative chemical solution in the embalming process to prevent the clotting of blood.
Answer
C. Sodium citrate
19
The membranous part of Urethra is derived from the ________ of the urogenital sinus.
Answer
B. Pelvic part
20
Ruja and shopha are the symptoms seen in the injury to _________ marma.
Answer
C. Kurcha siras
21
The term meniscus usually denotes ___________ disc which occurs between the articular surfaces in a synovial joint.
Answer
D. Incomplete
22
_________ is a vidhalakshana of medovaha srotas.
Answer
C. Snigdha angatha
23
________ cells are believed to produce pulmonary surfactant.
Answer
B. Type 2 alveolar epithelial cells
24
__________ is the most common type of volvulus of the stomach.
Answer
A. Organoaxial
25
Parietal peritoneum in the ovarian fossa separates lateral surface of ovary from
Answer
C. Obturator vessels
26
_______ is the largest branch of vertebral artery.
Answer
C. Posterior inferior cerebellar artery
27
____________ is a structure which has bandhana (binding) property.
Answer
D. All of the above
28
An infection in the frontal sinus will more often drain to ________ sinus.
Answer
B. Maxillary
29
All the cartilages of larynx develop from neural crest cells in the mesenchyme of fourth and sixth pharyngeal arches except
Answer
C. Epiglottis
30
_________ is not a vaikalyakara marma.
Answer
B. Nithamba
31
___________ is an example for a membrane bone.
Answer
A. Maxilla
32
_________ is a complex type of arterio venous anastomosis which is seen in regions like nail beds and digital pads.
Answer
B. Glomus
33
The most anterior portion of Pancreas is often the
Answer
C. Neck
34
An elevation situated immediately behind the internal urethral orifice in the urinary bladder in males which is caused by the median lobe of prostate gland is
Answer
A. Uvula of the bladder
35
The cell bodies of bipolar neurons lie in the _________ of the retina of eye.
Answer
B. Inner nuclear layer
36
__________ is a direct tributary of portal vein.
Answer
A. Left gastric vein
37
__________ is the middle layer of the inner root sheath of a hair follicle.
Answer
D. Huxley's layer
38
In the embalming of an un-autopsied normal adult body, the first choice of vessel for injection of preservative is
Answer
D. Right common carotid artery
39
_________ is the first endocrine gland to develop in the body.
Answer
B. Thyroid gland
40
Pterygo palatine fossa communicates laterally with infratemporal fossa through
Answer
D. Pterygomaxillary fissure
41
A normal young adult body contains upto _________ number of lymph nodes.
Answer
Question Cancelled
42
In normal conditions, the wall of a small bronchiole is characterized by
Answer
D. All of the above
43
The fissure which lies on the undersurface of the right lobe of the liver behind the gall bladder fossa is
Answer
D. Fissure of gans
44
Constricted part of esophagus where it is crossed by the aortic arch lies _______ from the incisor teeth.
Answer
A. 22.5 cm
45
The cellular connective tissue which separates the supravaginal part of the cervix from the bladder in front is called
Answer
B. Parametrium
46
The posterior extension of the promontory which separates the fenestra cochleae from fenestra vestibuli in the medial wall of middle ear is called
Answer
C. Subiculum
47
The small nucleus which separates subthalamus from thalamus is
Answer
D. Zona incerta
48
The outer compact, afferent fibre tract of the inferior cerebellar peduncle is called
Answer
D. Restiform body
49
The sensory ganglion of Vagus nerve which is connected with hypoglossal nerve is
Answer
D. Nodose ganglion
50
Sweda is the mala (waste material) of ________ dhathu.
Answer
C. Medas
51
Specialized ependymal cells seen in the regions of circumventricular organs of brain are called
Answer
A. Tanycytes
52
Rakthapoorithakoshta (Hemoperitoneum) is a symptom seen in the injury to _____ marma.
Answer
D. Parshva sandhi
53
Anterior root of transverse process of __________ is known as carotid tubercle.
Answer
C. Sixth cervical vertebra
54
Majority (75%) of the total splenic volume is constituted by
Answer
B. Red pulp
55
____________ is the name of the tumour arising from the carotid body.
Answer
A. Potato tumour
56
In the nasopharynx, an elevation of the mucosa is produced around the tubal opening by the passage of _________ muscle into the soft palate.
Answer
B. Levator veli palatini
57
________ is a primarily retroperitoneal structure.
Answer
A. Suprarenal glands
58
The myometrium of the body of uterus has ________ distinct muscular layers.
Answer
A. 3
59
The maximum diameter of the cervical enlargement of spinal cord lies at the level of emergence of �ℎ
Answer
C. 6 pair of cervical nerves �ℎ
60
_________ is a sadyogruheetha garbha lakshana as per susrutha samhitha.
Answer
A. Pipasa
61
Loss of speech is a symptom in the injury to _________ marma.
Answer
A. Neela and manya
62
_________ is the part of scapula which contain trabecular bone.
Answer
D. All of the above
63
___________ chordae tendineae of the heart connect papillary muscles to each other or to the ventricular wall.
Answer
B. False
64
The part of suprarenal cortex where large polyhedral basophilic cells are arranged as straight columns with parallel venous sinusoids between them is
Answer
B. Zona fasciculata
65
__________ is a structure in the anterior relation of both kidneys.
Answer
A. Jejunum
66
Decussation of fibres of _________ tract produces dorsal tegmental decussation in the tegmentum of midbrain.
Answer
A. Tectospinal
67
The nerve which carries preganglionic parasympathetic secretomotor fibres for parotid gland is
Answer
D. Glossopharyngeal
68
Pars flaccida of the tympanic membrane is also known as
Answer
A. Shrapnell's membrane
69
As per Acharya Parasara, the first structure to be formed in Garbha is
Answer
A. Nabhi
70
Srnghataka is considered as _______ marma by Acharya Susrutha.
Answer
B. Sira
71
The rounded margin which extends from anterior part of pubic tubercle to anterior part of acetabular cavity is called
Answer
B. Obturator crest
72
Longitudinally arranged muscle is seen in the walls of _________ veins.
Answer
D. All of the above
73
Compared to Ileum, the wall of Jejunum is
Answer
C. Thicker
74
Fear is a symptom in the injury to ______ marma.
Answer
D. Seemantha
75
____________ is not an embryological remnant in relation to the epididymis.
Answer
C. Sinus of epididymis
76
Ksheenashuklatha is a pathology of shukla caused by the vitiation of ______ dosha.
Answer
B. Pitha and vatha
77
__________ is the muscle which is unique to humans and described as the fifth tendon of extensor digitorum longus.
Answer
C. Peroneus tertius
78
All the principal muscles of mastication close the mouth except
Answer
B. Lateral pterygoid
79
__________ is a matruja bhava.
Answer
D. None of the above
80
The subaortic curtain means the fibrous continuity between the cusps of ________ valves of the heart.
Answer
B. Aortic and mitral
81
Karnakshvedanam (ringing in the ears) is a symptom in the vitiation of ________ srotas.
Answer
B. Rasavaha
82
_________ is the continuation of the sympathetic trunk and issues from the cranial pole of the superior ganglion.
Answer
B. Internal carotid nerve
83
In the cerebellar cortex, the cells which receive the terminals of mossy afferent fibres are
Answer
B. Granule cells
84
The principal and largest division of trigeminal sensory nucleus lies in the
Answer
A. Pontine tegmentum
85
Falciform process is the continuation of ______ ligament along the ischial ramus.
Answer
A. Sacrotuberous
86
__________ is the safety muscle of the tongue.
Answer
C. Genioglossus
87
The superficial fascia is very thin in
Answer
B. Penis
88
_________ is a part of spinal nucleus of the trigeminal nerve.
Answer
D. All of the above
89
As per Charaka Samhitha, the pregnant lady attains gurugatratha in ________ month.
Answer
A. Fourth
90
________ rib has only a single facet in the head. ��
Answer
D. All of the above
91
________ is a region where the fasciculi of smooth muscles are seen associated with that of skeletal muscle.
Answer
D. All of the above
92
According to Susrutha Samhitha, the number of asthi sandhi in each limb is
Answer
B. 17
93
The mesovarian border of the ovary is marked by a white line called _________ caused due to transition between the flattened mesothelium of the broad ligament and cuboidal germinal epithelium of the ovary.
Answer
A. Line of Furre
94
___________ is a factor which is both sareera vrudhikara and bala vrudhikara.
Answer
A. Ahara sampath
95
________ is an ascending tract in the lateral white column of the spinal cord.
Answer
A. Anterior spinocerebellar
96
The expanded terminals of the axons of hypothalamo-hypophyseal tract where the hormones are stored is called
Answer
C. Herring bodies
97
______ is not considered among the Dasha prana ayathana in Kasyapa Samhitha.
Answer
B. Nabhi
98
The pseudounipolar neurons are seen in
Answer
A. Dorsal root ganglia of spinal nerves
99
Mind is said to reside in sookshma roopa (minute form) in
Answer
B. Ajnaa chakra
100
Which among the following is a satmyaja bhava of Garbha ?
Answer
C. Indriya prasadam

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