KUSHTIA MEDICAL COLLEGE DEPT. OF PHYSIOLOGY CARD FINAL EXAMINATION (General Physiology and Blood) Short Answer Questions (SAQ) Full marks: 40 Time: 1 hour 30 minutes (N.B: All questions carry equal marks. Answer any 8 questions) 1. What is homeostasis? How homeostasis is maintained? Give the physiological range of sodium, potassium, chloride and bicarbonate ions in ECF. 2. Draw and label the structure of a cell membrane. Give the importance of cell membrane protein 3. Define resting membrane potential and action potential. How is resting membrane potential generated and maintained? 4. Define and classify anaemia. What are the tests you will advise to detact anaemia? 5. List of mechanism of kidney shut down due to mismatched blood transfusion. State the 3 blood/test you will advise for assessing a case of bleeding disorder 6. Define blood coagulation. Give the steps of hemostasis. 7. Describe the functions of platelet. Name the substance secreted from platelet.
(General Physiology and Blood)Short Answer Questions (SAQ)
Full marks: 40Time: 1 hour 30 minutes(N.B: All questions carry
equal marks. Answer any 8 questions)1. What is homeostasis? How
homeostasis is maintained? Give the physiological range of sodium,
potassium, chloride and bicarbonate ions in ECF. 2. Draw and label
the structure of a cell membrane. Give the importance of cell
membrane protein
3. Define resting membrane potential and action potential. How
is resting membrane potential generated and maintained?
4. Define and classify anaemia. What are the tests you will
advise to detact anaemia? 5. List of mechanism of kidney shut down
due to mismatched blood transfusion. State the 3 blood/test you
will advise for assessing a case of bleeding disorder6. Define
blood coagulation. Give the steps of hemostasis.7. Describe the
functions of platelet. Name the substance secreted from platelet.8.
Give the steps of development of RBC, State in brief the catabolism
of hemoglobin.9. Give the differential count of WBC. Shortly
discuss the properties of WBC. 10. Write short note one: Na+-K+
Pump, Macrophage.
