JKSSB Sr. Grade Nurse/ Pharmacist/ Medical assist./Gen Multi Health Worker/ANM Previous year's questions
Question 1. Cellular respiration is primarily a Catabolic process as it degrade glucose into carbon dioxide and water. On the other hand, it also produces intermediate molecule which are precursor of other reactions. Thus, respiration is an..........
Ans. Amphibolic Pathway
Question 2. Capability of receiving stimuli or being excited by stimuli is called sensitivity, and organs responsible are called as Sensory Organs. The organ is human that receives photochemical stimulus, is..........
Ans. Eye
Question 3. Which blood group is universal donor?
Ans. Blood Group-O
Question 4. 5% of solid part of human body is inorganic mineral salts mostly in the form of iron. Major elements are Ca, P, S, K, Na, Mg, Fe and I. The iron is related with the discover.............
Ans. Anaemia
Question 5. Genetics deals with the study of transfer of character from one generation to other generation. Which chemical decides the character of offsprings?
Ans. DNA
Question 6. Hydrochloric acid is synthesised in human stomach, which helps in digestion of food. It is secreted by lining of stomach. A major problem, due to excess secretion of hydrocloric acid, is..........
Ans. Acidity or Heart Burn
Question 7. Thyroid gland is the largest gland of our body and involves in the development of T-lymphocytes that develop defence against pathogens. This gland is found in the ............
Ans. Neck
Question 8. Cerebrum is the seat of intelligence and provides ability to read, write, speak and make calculations. It is situated in the head of human and forms a part of.............
Ans. Brain
Question 9. Jaundice is yellowish pigmentation of the skin and other membrane, and caused by accumulation of bilirubin in the extracellular fluid. Jaundice is mainly caused due to disorder and malfunction of............
Ans. Liver
Question 10. Insulin is a hormone secreted by pancreas and regulates the glucose level of blood. It acts in coordination with other pancreatic hormone i.e., Glucagon. The cells of pancreas that secrete insulin , are...........
Ans. B-cells
Question 1. Cellular respiration is primarily a Catabolic process as it degrade glucose into carbon dioxide and water. On the other hand, it also produces intermediate molecule which are precursor of other reactions. Thus, respiration is an..........
Ans. Amphibolic Pathway
Question 2. Capability of receiving stimuli or being excited by stimuli is called sensitivity, and organs responsible are called as Sensory Organs. The organ is human that receives photochemical stimulus, is..........
Ans. Eye
Question 3. Which blood group is universal donor?
Ans. Blood Group-O
Question 4. 5% of solid part of human body is inorganic mineral salts mostly in the form of iron. Major elements are Ca, P, S, K, Na, Mg, Fe and I. The iron is related with the discover.............
Ans. Anaemia
Question 5. Genetics deals with the study of transfer of character from one generation to other generation. Which chemical decides the character of offsprings?
Ans. DNA
Question 6. Hydrochloric acid is synthesised in human stomach, which helps in digestion of food. It is secreted by lining of stomach. A major problem, due to excess secretion of hydrocloric acid, is..........
Ans. Acidity or Heart Burn
Question 7. Thyroid gland is the largest gland of our body and involves in the development of T-lymphocytes that develop defence against pathogens. This gland is found in the ............
Ans. Neck
Question 8. Cerebrum is the seat of intelligence and provides ability to read, write, speak and make calculations. It is situated in the head of human and forms a part of.............
Ans. Brain
Question 9. Jaundice is yellowish pigmentation of the skin and other membrane, and caused by accumulation of bilirubin in the extracellular fluid. Jaundice is mainly caused due to disorder and malfunction of............
Ans. Liver
Question 10. Insulin is a hormone secreted by pancreas and regulates the glucose level of blood. It acts in coordination with other pancreatic hormone i.e., Glucagon. The cells of pancreas that secrete insulin , are...........
Ans. B-cells
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