Year 1 Sem 1 Anatomy

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KENYA MEDICAL TRAINING COLLEGE – NYAMIRA

END OF YEAR ONE SEMESTER ONE EXAMINATION
MARCH 2016 KRCHN CLASS (PRE-SERVICE)
ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY EXAMINATION
DATE: 28/9/2016 TIME:…………………..
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Read the questions carefully and answer only what is asked.
2. Enter your examination number and question number on each page

used.
3. ALL questions are compulsory.
4. For part 1 (MCQs), write the answer in the spaces provided on the
answer booklet and each MCQ is one (1) mark.
5. For Part 2 (SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS), answer the questions

following each other.
6. For Part 3 (LONG ANSWER QUESTIONS), answer to each question

MUST start on a separate page.
7. Omission of and or wrong numbering of a question or part of the

question will result in 10% deduction of the marks scored from the
relevant part.
8. Do NOT use a pencil.
9. Mobile phones are NOT allowed in the examination hall.
For Examiner:
MCQS SAQS LAQS 1 LAQS 2 TOTAL
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PART ONE: MCQS (MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS) A & P– 20 MARKS
Q.1. Muscles of the neck include:

(a) Masseter, temporalis.
(b) Teres major, sacrospinalis.
(c) Trapezius, sternocleidomastoid.
(d) Rectus abdominis, external oblique.
Q.2. At which stage of mitosis process do the mitotic spindle disappear, the chromosomes uncoil
and the nuclear envelope reforms:
(a) Prophase.
(b) Telophase.
(c) Anaphase.
(d) Metaphase.
Q.3. Simple epithelium tissue include:

(a) Columnar, squamous, stratified squamous.
(b) Columnar, squamous, transitional.
(c) Keratinised stratified, cuboidal, reticular.
(d) Squamous, columnar, cuboidal.
Q.4. Appendicular skeleton include:

(a) Pelvis, ribs, sternum, cranium.
(b) Scapula, femur, pelvis, clavicle.
(c) Clavicle, ribs, tibia, patella.
(d) Cranium, promontory of sacrum, ribs, scapula.
Q.5. The group of cell bodies found at the centre of the brain is referred as:
(a) Ganglia.
(b) Basal ganglia.
(c) Tracts.
(d) White matter.
Q.6. Nerves communicate to each other through:

(a) Neurotransmitters.
(b) Synapse.
(c) Connector.
(d) Nodes of Ranvier.
Q.7. Peptide hormones include:
(a) Adrenaline glucocorticoid, thyroxine.

(b) Thyroxine, glucagon, insulin.
(c) Mineralocorticoid, steroids, noradrenaline.
(d) Adrenalines, insulin, glucagon.
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Q.8. The most numerous leukocytes is:

(a) Basophils.
(b) Monocytes.
(c) Neutrophils.
(d) Eosinophils.
Q.9. Accessory muscles involved in forced inspiration include:

(a) Scalene, sternocleidomastoid.
(b) Abdominal, scalene.
(c) Sternocleidomastoid, internal intercostal.
(d) External intercostal, abdominal.
Q.10. The cells organelle involved in the processes by which chemical energy is made available in
the cell is:
(a) Mitochondria.
(b) Ribosomes.
(c) Lysosomes.
(d) Golgi apparatus.
Q.11. A situation in which the plasma becomes more dilute than the intracellular fluid within the
red blood cells that may cause red blood cell to swell and burst is known as:
(a) Isotonic.
(b) Osmosis.
(c) Hypotonic.
(d) Hypertonic.
Q.12. The connective tissue which surrounds and encloses number of bundles of nerve fibres is
known as:
(a) Pyramidal tracts.
(b) Epineurium.
(c) Perineurium.
(d) Endoneurium.
Q.13. Angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor block:

(a) Release of renin.
(b) Conversion of angiotensinogen to angiotensin.
(c) Conversion of angiotensin 2 to aldosterone.
(d) Conversion of angiotensin 1 to angiotensin 2.
Q.14. Vestibule and semi-circular canals are involved in:
(a) Hearing.
(b) Balancing.
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(c) Speech.
(d) Vision.
Q.15. Pancreatic juice consists of:
(a) Trypsinogen, mineral salt, amylase, lipase.

(b) Trypsin. Lipase, mineral salt, hydrochloric acid.
(c) Cholesterol, lipase, amylase, bile salts.
(d) Mineral salts, trypsinogen, hydrochloric acid, bilirubin.
Q.16. The organ found in the left hypochondriac region is known as:
(a) Appendix.
(b) Spleen.
(c) Caecum.
(d) Duodenum.
Q.17. The elements are different from one another due to:
(a) Atomic weight.

(b) Atomic number.
(c) Electron configuration.
(d) Isotopes.
Q.18. A granulocytes type of leukocytes include:
(a) Lymphocytes, monocytes.

(b) Neutrophils, monocytes.
(c) Eosinophils, basophils.
(d) Lymphocytes, neutrophils.
Q.19. The primary source of erythropoietin is:
(a) Lung.
(b) Liver.
(c) Kidney.
(d) Bone marrow.
Q.20. Which of the following bone cells are involved in the reabsorption of bone to maintain the
optimum shape:
(a) Osteoblasts.
(b) Osteoclasts.
(c) Osteocytes.
(d) Chondrocytes.
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PART TWO: SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS – A & P – 40 MARKS
Q.1. Explain three (3) phases of gastric juice secretion. 6 marks
Q.2. Outline four (4) functions of a plasma protein.maintains

Maintains osmostic pressure
Acts as an antibody
Involves in the transportation of some hormones
Involves in the co cogulation of blood
4 marks
Q.3. Explain how buffer system maintain homeostasis of body PH. 5 marks
Q.4. State three (3) functions of lymphatic system. 3 marks
Q.5. List six (6) parts of the brain. 3 marks
Q.6. Explain a negative feedback in the regulation of thyroxine by the anterior lobe
of the pituitary gland and the hypothalamus. 5 marks
Q.7. Draw a well labelled diagram of a transverse section of the spinal cord
showing nerve roots on one side. 5 marks
Q.8. Explain the process of selective reabsorption in formation of urine. 4 marks
Q.9. Explain the process of internal respiration. 4 marks
PART THREE: LONG ANSWER QUESTIONS – A & P – 40 MARKS
Q.1. The ear is an organ of hearing and body balance.
(a) Draw a well labelled diagram showing parts of the ear. 6 marks
(b) Describe the physiology of hearing. 14 marks
Q.2. The heart has the pumping function which ensures a constant blood circulation
in the body.
(a) Outline three (3) factors that determine venous return. 3 marks
(b) Describe the conducting system of the heart. 12 marks
(c) Draw a well labelled diagram indicating the direction of blood flow through
the heart. 5 marks

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KENYA MEDICAL TRAINING COLLEGE – NYAMIRA

DATE: 28/9/2016 TIME:…………………..

1. Read the questions carefully and answer only what is asked.

2. Enter your examination number and question number on each page

3. ALL questions are compulsory.

5. For Part 2 (SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS), answer the questions

6. For Part 3 (LONG ANSWER QUESTIONS), answer to each question

7. Omission of and or wrong numbering of a question or part of the

8. Do NOT use a pencil.

9. Mobile phones are NOT allowed in the examination hall.

MCQS SAQS LAQS 1 LAQS 2 TOTAL

PART ONE: MCQS (MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS) A & P– 20 MARKS

Q.1. Muscles of the neck include:

Q.3. Simple epithelium tissue include:

Q.4. Appendicular skeleton include:

Q.6. Nerves communicate to each other through:

Q.7. Peptide hormones include:

(a) Adrenaline glucocorticoid, thyroxine.

PART ONE: MCQS (MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS) A & P– 20 MARKS

Q.8. The most numerous leukocytes is:

Q.9. Accessory muscles involved in forced inspiration include:

Q.13. Angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor block:

Q.14. Vestibule and semi-circular canals are involved in:

Q.15. Pancreatic juice consists of:

(a) Trypsinogen, mineral salt, amylase, lipase.

(a) Atomic weight.

Q.18. A granulocytes type of leukocytes include:

(a) Lymphocytes, monocytes.

Q.19. The primary source of erythropoietin is:

PART TWO: SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS – A & P – 40 MARKS

Q.1. Explain three (3) phases of gastric juice secretion. 6 marks

Q.2. Outline four (4) functions of a plasma protein.maintains

Q.4. State three (3) functions of lymphatic system. 3 marks

Q.5. List six (6) parts of the brain. 3 marks

Q.8. Explain the process of selective reabsorption in formation of urine. 4 marks

Q.9. Explain the process of internal respiration. 4 marks

PART THREE: LONG ANSWER QUESTIONS – A & P – 40 MARKS

Q.1. The ear is an organ of hearing and body balance.

(b) Describe the physiology of hearing. 14 marks

(b) Describe the conducting system of the heart. 12 marks

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