Q. No.Most of the water is absorbed in
(1) Small intestine
(2) Large intestine
(3) Stomach
(4) Duodenum
(1) Small intestine
(2) Large intestine
(3) Stomach
(4) Duodenum
Marasmus- which of the following is not correct?
(1) Simultaneous deficiency of proteins and calories
(2) Affects infants of less than 1 year
(3) Mother's milk is replaced by protein rich diet
(4) Pregnancy in lactation period.
Marasmus is not characterized by-
(1) Protein deficiency
(2) Impaired growth
(3) Replacement of tissue proteins
(4) Swelling of limbs
Emaciation of the body, thinning of limbs, skin becomes dry, thin and wrinkled. The above symptoms are associated with-
(1) Marasmus
(2) Kwashiorkar
(3) Indigestion
(4) More than one option is correct
Growth rate and body weight decline considerably, mental faculties are impaired.
These symptoms are associated with-
(1) Marasmus
(2) Kawashiorkar
(3) Indigestion
(4) Epilepsy
The replacement of mother's milk by high calorie and low protein diet in a child results in
(1) Marasmus
(2) Kawashiorkar
(3) Protemia
(4) Deficiency disorder
Protein deficiency occurs in a child more than one year results in
(1) Marasmus
(2) Kawashiorkar
(3) Protemia
(4) Deficiency disorder
The common feature of Marasmus and Kawashiorkar are
(1) Wasting of muscles
(2) Failure of growth and brain development
(3) Thinning of limbs
(4) All of these
Fats under the skin, Extensive oedema and swelling of body parts. These are related to
(1) Marasmus
(2) Kawashiorkar
(3) Both
(4) Protemia
The structural and functional units of liver are:
(1) The four hepatic lobes containing the hepatic sinusoids lined by kupffer cells
(2) The hepatic lobules containing hepatic cells arranged in the form of cords
(3) The porta hepatis which carries the common bile duct and common hepatic artery, and the opening for the portal vein.
(4) The right and the left lobes separated by the falciform ligament
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