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OBJECTIVE TYPE QUESTION AND ANSWERS

1:-What is the primary action of insulin in the body?
 A:-Stimulates the pancreatic beta cells
 B:-Aids in the process of gluconeogenesis
 C:-Enhances the transport of glucose across cell walls
 D:-Decreases the intestinal absorption of glucose
 Correct Answer:- C:-Enhances the transport of glucose across cell walls

2:-The term used to denote loss of appetite
 A:-Insosmia
 B:-Anaemia
 C:-Dysphagia
 D:-Anorexia
 Correct Answer:-  D:-Anorexia

3:-In face presentation the engaging diameter is
 A:-Submento briegmatic
 B:-Occipito frontal

 C:-Mento vertical
 D:-Biparietal diameter
 Correct Answer:- A:-Submento briegmatic

4:-The digestion of protein is facilitated by
 A:-Trypsin
 B:-Amylase
 C:-Secretin
 D:-Lipase
 Correct Answer:-  A:-Trypsin

5:-The main vector in the transmission of dengue fever
 A:-Culex mosquito
 B:-Anopheles mosquito
 C:-Aedes Aegypti
 D:-Pio Mosquito
 Correct Answer:-  C:-Aedes Aegypti
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