Chap.21 Development aging MCQs

 

1.       

Development and aging

 

2.       

The study of getting old or aging is called:

(a) Gerontology           (B) Development

(c) Herpetology            (d) Embryology

A

3.       

The process of conversion from simple to more complex form is called:

(a) Cleavage                 (b) Growth

(c) Development          (d) Blastula

C

4.       

After 36 hours of fertilization, the first cleavage division produce two identical cells:

(a) Micrommeres         (b) Macromeres

(c) Blastomeres            (d) Blastocysts

C

5.       

A berry shaped cluster of 16 or more cells is:

(a) Morula                    (b) Blastula

(c) Gastrula                  (d) Norula

A

6.       

Embryonic membrane which is a trophoblastic derivative:

(a) Amnion                  (b) Chorion

(c) Allantois                 (d) Both b and

B

7.       

The protective coat which surrounds the embryo is known as:

(a) Amnion                  (b) Chorion

(© Allantois                 (d) Chorio Allantois

A

8.       

The outer layer of the blastocyst, which later attaches to the uterus, is the:

(a) Deciduous              (b) Trophoblast

(c) Amnion                  (d) Inner cell mass

B

9.       

Identical twins result from the fertilization of

(a) One ovum by one sperm

(B) One ovum by two sperms

(c) Two ova by two sperms

(d) Two ova by one sperm

A

10.   

The most important hormone in initiating and maintaining lactation after birth is:

(a) Estrogen                 (b) FSH

(c) Prolactin                 (d) Oxytocin

C

11.   

Which germinal layer gives rise to the lining of the digestive tract?

(a) Ectoderm                (b) Mesoderm

(C) Endoderm              (d) Epidermis

C

12.   

Mesoderm forms:

(a) Blood vessels         (b) Bone

(c) Muscles                  (d) All of these

D

13.   

End of cleavage is marked by the formation of:

(a) Three Embryonic Layers

(b) The Archenteron

(c) The Blastula

(d) Zygote

C

14.   

Gastrulation is marked by the formation of:

(a) Blastula.

(b) Three embryonic layers

(c) Blastocoel

(d) Zygote

B

15.   

Which hormone is released by the anterior pituitary and directly causes ovulation?

(a) Luteinizing hormone

(b) Progesterone

(c) Follicle stimulating hormone

(d) Estrogen

A

16.   

Which hormone causes the lining of the uterus to thicken in preparation for implantation of the embryo?

(a) Luteinizing hormone

(b) Progesterone

(c) Follicle stimulating hormone

(d) Androgen

B

17.   

The negative physiological changes in our body are called:

(a) Degeneration          (b) Abnormalities

(c) Aging                      (d) Regeneration

C

18.   

First cleavage produces two blastomeres after hours of fertilization?

(a) 3                             (B) 24

(c) 36                           (d) 63

C

19.   

Early cleavage produces a berry-shaped cluster of 16 or more cells called:

(a) Blastula                  (b) Morula

(c) Gastrula                  (d) Blastocyst

B

20.   

Blastocyst consists of:

(a) Inner cell mass       (b) Trophoblast

(@) Both of these        (d) None of these

C

21.   

Which one of the following is a trophoblast derivative?

(a) Amnion                  (b) Chorion

(c) Allantois                 (d) Yolk sac

B

22.   

The process in which the two layered embryonic disc transforms into a three layered embryo is known as:

(a) Blastulation                        (b) Cleavage

(c) Gastrulation            (d) Organogenesis

C

23.   

Several layers of follicle cells surrounding the ovum collectively known as:

(a) Zona Pellucida        (b) Corona Radiata

(c) Corpus Albicans     (d) None of these

A

24.   

Zona pellucida is made up of:

(a) Fats                         (b) Polysaccharides

(c) Glycoprotein          (d) Cellulose

C

25.   

Mesodermal cells give rise to:

(a) Nervous System     (b) Notochord

(0) Skin Epidermis       (d) None of these

D

26.   

Neurulation is the first major event of

(a) Blastulation                        (b) Gastrulation

(e) Organogenesis        (d) non of these

C

27.   

Neural tube is formed Cleavage on:

(a) 2nd day                  (b) 12th day

(c) 22nd day                (d) 20th day

C

28.   

Acetabularia crenulata has:

(a) Umbrella like cap   (b) Irregular cap

(c) No cap                    (d) Both caps

B

29.   

Yellow cytoplasm in the fertilized egg of an ascidian gives rise to:

(a) Larval Epidermis    (b) Muscle Cells

(c) Gut                                     (d) Nervous System

B

30.   

Which of the following newt species is pigmented?

(a) Triton Taeniatus     (b) Triton Cristatus

@ Both of these                       (d) None of these

A

31.   

A signaling molecule that acts directly on cells to produce specific cellular response depending on its local concentration is known as:

(a) Gene                       (b) Morphogen

(c) Neurotransmitter     (d) None of these

B

32.   

The process of giving birth is known as:

(a) Gestation                (b) Micturition

(c) Parturition               (d) Pregnancy

C

33.   

In human, the placenta is:

(a) Hemochorial and discoid shape

(b) Epitheliochorial and diffuse

(c) Endotheliochorial and zonary

(d) None of these

A

34.   

How soon after fertilization occurs within the uterine tube does the blastocyst begin implantation?

(a) Within minutes       (b) By day 1

(© By day 2                 (d) By day 7

D

35.   

Gastrulation establishes the three primary germ layers during which period of development?

(a) Week 1                   (6) Week 3

(c) Week 5                   (d) Week 8

B

36.   

 A pregnancy in which the embryo implants in any site other than the uterus is known as:

(a) Normal pregnancy  (b) Ectopic pregnancy

(c) Premature birth       (d) Delayed pregnancy

B

37.   

A pregnancy where more than one foetus develops simultaneously is called:

(a) Multiple pregnancy (b) Ectopic pregnancy

(c) Abnormal pregnancy(d) None of these

A

38.   

Placenta produces:

(a) Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG)

(b) Estrogen

(c) Progesterone

(d) All of these

D

39.   

Umbilical cord consists of:

(a) Two arteries only

(b) One vein only

(c) Two arteries and one vein

(d) No blood vessel

C

40.   

How much amniotic fluid surrounds the baby

at full term (40 weeks gestation)?

(a) 200ml

(b) 20ml

(C) 300ml

(d) 600ml

D

41.   

Rubella or German measles disease is caused by:

(a) Virus                      (b) Bacteria

(c) Protozoan               (d) Helminth

A

42.   

The increase in size of different organs or parts of an organism at various rates is called:

(a) Aging                      (b) Allometric Growth

(c) Isometric Growth    (d) None of these

B

43.   

Secretion and yielding of milk by females after giving birth is called:

(a) Parturition               (b) Gestation

(C) Lactation                (d) Placentation

C

44.   

During which period of development, the human embryo is termed as foetus?

(a) 2nd Week               (b) 4th Week

(c) 6th Week                (d) 9th Week

D

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