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M.B.B.S-M.B.B.S 1st Year PHYSIOLOGY – Paper II(Kerala University of Health Sciences-2014)

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Q.P. Code: 104001                                                       Reg. no.: …………………
                   First Professional MBBS Degree Examinations, August 2014
                                                     PHYSIOLOGY – Paper II


Time: 3 Hours                                                                             Total Marks: 50

 


• Answer all questions
• Draw Diagrams wherever necessary

 

Long essay (10)


1. A 40 years old man came to the OPD with a gait characterized by raising his feet unnecessarily high and bringing it down in a stamping manner (stamping gait). He also stood with his feet wide apart and tended to fall to the right with the eyes closed. Answer the following questions based on your knowledge in physiology :


● Where is the lesion in this patient.

● Describe the neural tract involved in this patient with the help of a diagram.

● What are the sensations carried by this tract

● What is dissociated anesthesia (1+5+2+2=10)

 

 

Short essays (2x5 =10)

2. Describe hormonal and endometrial changes during menstrual cycle.

3. Describe the auditory pathway. List the types of deafness with a note on audiometry

 

Answer briefly (5x3=15)

4. Sensory homunculus

5. Dark adaptation

6. Role of the cerebellum in motor control

7. Physiological actions of growth hormones

8. Steps of spermatogenesis and list the hormones involved.

 

Draw and label (2x2½=5)

 

9. Feedback regulation of thyroid hormone secretion

10. Cortricospinal tract

 

Explain the physiological basis of the following (5x2=10)

11. End plate potential

12. Clasp knife rigidity

13. Contraceptive pills

14. Excitation contraction coupling.

15. Pigmentation in Addison’s disease.


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