CENTRAL COUNCIL FOR RESEARCH IN AYURVEDIC SCIENCES

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1. fHTM I P fr l f3TT I ?A. HyponatremiaB. HypernatremiaC. Metabolic alkalosisD. Respiratory acidosis

2. f ^ T ^ t 3TfW TTTTT *T f t?

A. SodiumB. PotassiumC. ZincD. Magnesium

3. |?A. Cushing’s syndromeB. Addison’s diseaseC. Renal failureD. Advanced dehydration

4. Tfef^TFT W rW T f%*T £1TT

A. AldosteroneB. PTHC. SomatostatinD. Estrogen

5. f^T £TTTf^TT^snTTTl?

A. InsulinB. AldosteroneC. PTHD. Somatostatin

6. w | ?A. Protein bondB. IonisedC. Complexed with citrateD. Complexed with carbonate

7. $*1+} ^ =Hll 3i|rjcjp^T •jIM'w OA .D N AB. RNAC. CistronD. None o f these

8. ^ ftc fr | ?A. UreaB. Uric acid

C. CreatineD. Creatinine

9. DNA ffcTT f ?A. ThymineB. AdenineC. UracilD. Deoxyribose

10. t f f e p f ^ r s t t t i%rr^rrar|?

A. GlucagonB. GastrinC. EpinephrinD. ACTH

11. *r w r | ?A. ProteinB. FatC. GlycoproteinD. Carbohydrate

12. s r l ^ r ^ f M r ^Tf f t'JtlrTl

A. KwashiorkorB. M arasmusC. Fatty liverD. A therosclerosis

13. T O T I ?A. Endem ic goitreB. ThyrotoxicosisC. M yxoedem aD. Cretinism

14. ^Tqt-srr w r ^%Tu?rf^TT ^ T # T WT I ?

A. EstrogenB. ProgesteroneC. OxytocinD. Chorionic gonadotropin

15. s n r ^ r «r t | ?A. AldosteroneB. M ethyl testosteroneC. EstroneD. Pregnenolone

16. R 1 *Tl'jI R l*1 S k i flcfTA. MSHB. FSHC. LHD. HCG

17. Ph^| + I WR’ -ixlPld ^T rfT l?A. GlucocorticoidsB. EpinephrineC. ThyroxineD. Luteinizing hormone

18. t w r w r t f f t - % ^ T T ^ r g - # M fl^ d f t *11 1 1 I?

A. CarbohydratesB. ProteinsC. FatD. Vitamins

19. RiPk-m t ¥ T ^ q # n " f m r |?

A. PenicillinB. StreptomycinC. ChloramphenolD. Cycloserine

20. firfrT TT ^ + < ^e ||^TFT WT t ?

A. PenicillinB. BacitracinC. CyclosporinD. All o f the above

21. * i \ m m w r | ?A. A ir borne diseaseB. W ater borne diseaseC. Sexually transm itted venereal diseaseD. Both a and c

22 . f% ft 3TR TToT qfr^T WT I?A. Agglutination testB. Slide flocculation testC. Precipitation testD. None o f these

23. Hd^ld t WT fffiT |?A. StreptococcusB. PneumococcusC. M eningococciD. None o f these

24. f^rr f%^r ^whfl" |?A. T.B.B. DiphtheriaC. CholeraD. N one o f these

25. mm wr €far # f^ r # f t ^TTcrr|?

A. 1 yearB. 7 monthsC. between 9 months and 10

yearsD. N one o f these

26. f^TRF T ^ ff sffc 3PTW f FT% £KT WT^HIMI ^TTcn|?

A. PrecipitationB. AgglutinationC. N eutralisationD. N one o f these

27. a r r p t o # £ t w r ,f t * i w w

A. GeneB. CistronC. RepliconD. M uton

28. f^cFt ^ TcTT |f?A. 1B. 10C. 100D. 1000

29. l i o i o i o i # w r tttt 2635967 W ft?

A. 934134B. 7383414C. 8374134D. 937414

30.500 % f%iT ftTR t r ^ j - 1 w ^ n fh T f^TT TRTT I ?

A. LB. CC. MD. D

31. f^5T 1 1 0 ?rff STTTTtit?A. 1+0B. 0x0C. 0/2D. (10-10)/2

32. 13x l00x ....................... = 1300000 t ftxFw t : -

A. 10B. 1000C. 10000D. 100

33. 1507 - (625/25) =fT TRTFT f%cFTT f^TT?A. 1482B. 1580C. 1370D. 1234

34. fjRT w r r t f w rfi?

A. Prime numbersB. Composite numbersC. Even numbersD. Odd numbers

35. w i t 2 3t)t 3 ^n ff % sn rr f t^ r rn r |

^fr, f r ^ ^ f t ?A. 5B. 6C. 8D. 10

36. ^ Pl^MA. OneB. twoC. countlessD. none

37. # qftf£TA. 2rB. 27trC. 4rD. 2

38. tA. 0B. - 1C. we cannot writeD. -1 0 0 0 0

39. f TFCTT Ht % 1%tt'HI^'RT ^ f h r r W I ?

A. User loginsB. PasswordsC. Com puter keysD. Access-control software

40. 3TT 'jfRft ^ eft

A. a copy is autom atically printedB. it m ust be given a name to identify

itC. it does not need a nameD. it only needs a name if it is not

going to be printed

41. >T t 3T^kTT ^ 3PTT

f t c n r |?A. Com pilerB. LoaderC. Operating SystemD. Assembler

42. f^^TT W W r |?A. Video Graphics ArrayB. Visual Graphics ArrayC. Volatile Graphics ArrayD. Video Graphics Adapter

43. °FhT | ?A. Edward RobertB. Allen TuringC. Charles BabbageD. None o f these

4 4 . W T ^ T | ?A. a card reader and a printing deviceB. an analytical engine and a control

unitC. a control unit and an arithmetic

logic unitD. an arithm etic logic unit and a card

reader45. 3cM 1 % f%ir 3T5 T T1WT

w r f ?A. N utrient agarB. Corn steep liquorC. Sulfite waste liquorD. W hey

46. =t>K+ w r I?A. anthraxB. Clostridium tetaniC. Cl.deficileD. Cl.perfringens

47. W T% hHH % f rTA. stomachB. pituitary glandC. pancreasD. liver

48. HT WT f ITTW TtF % $^FT ^FT TTT m f^TT TcTT | ?

A. Antivenom serumB. Gam ma globulinC. Polio vaccineD. Diphtheria antitoxin

49. TFRT Wt^Tf t * I TTcTT

A. an antisepticB. a disinfectantC. an antibioticD. an insecticide

50. t Ttfar *T 3TWfsP f%*T ^TTtiT ^ ftcTT | ?

A. increased heightB. retarded growthC. weakening o f bonesD. N one o f these

51. f^T Tftem # f t 3 r f ^ WT #

3 T R 9 ^ W r |? ?A. Rainy seasonB. SpringC. W interD. Summer

52. E t s i r f ^ tpt w t | : -A. Ascorbic AcidB. RiboflavinC. TocopherolD. Niacin

53. ^ ^ % ftT T TJTrixS t 3 f t e«usdi

A. M yocardial infarctionB. Passive congestion o f liver

C. M uscular dystrophiesD. Peptic ulcer

54. cHI^ if xiMl TcT ‘MlA. AlkaloidB. TerpeneC. SteroidD. Protein

55. -q^rT^R-wr | ?A. CarbohydrateB. LipidC. ProteinD. N ucleic acid

56. I^K WT ^T T | ?A. Decrease in reaction timeB. Increase in reaction timeC. Increase in activation energyD. Reduction in activation energy

57. f'fcr <'MUI =t>Kul % WT % TFTW f ^ ^ W ^ r T f ?

A. Am yloseB. LipaseC. PepsinD. Trypsin

58. f^ F T f ^ T *1 <7c4T+ f t # | ?A. In typhoidB. In ChikungunyaC. In H IN 1 infectionD. All the above

59. % f t # | ?A. Vitam in AB. PotassiumC. IodineD. Vitam in D

60. f^rrf^r (Rziftn -3) # w r

t m pA. Pernicious anaem iaB. M icrocytic anaem iaC. M acrocytic anaem iaD. Pellagra

6 i . f f r r r w r w r % % f^rtr w r 6 8 . % f*rtr ^ q f ts r r #

'SfTcfT ^ ?A. GlucoseB. ProteinsC. UreaD. Ketone bodies

62. ^Vm "V-h f ^ R ^ r r | ?A. M ultiple m yelomaB. Hodgkin’s lym phom aC. Non - H odgkin’s lymphomaD. Rheumatic fever

63. f ^ r t t T t F f l n r f e f ^ T % ^t 3^TFT?fWr | ?

A. Jaffe’s m ethodB. ELISAC. Technicon methodD. Enzyme assay

64. £TCT H^rf^TT t TT 3 T ^ T T T ^TT^T

A. Plasmodium falciparumB. Plasmodium malariaeC. Plasmodium ovuleD. Plasmodium vivax

6 5 . f^?T t % ' -^4leM =M<UI fj?A. Trichinella spiralisB. Yersinia pestisC. Salmonella typhim uriamD. Leishm ania donovani

66. 5FMT 3T3TTT *ft=T % 3FJT,JT tcTT | ?A. Leishm ania donovaniB. Ascarislum bricoidesC. Giardia lam bliaD. Plasm odium vivax

6 7 . *T fo *T + T T tP ?T%TT STT^FT % f%3T W m fT W ^ tf M ^ R T

A. EDTAB. HeparinC. Sodium fluorideD. Sodium citrate

'•JilcflA. IgMB. W idal testC. R .A .TestD. Hb%

6 9 .T c F ^ t f ^ T # T T t % f%Tr W TT

% f^TT f^ T =f>T =h<cl ^ ?A. RBC diluting fluid,B. W BC Diluting fluid.C. Both the aboveD. N one o f the above

70.TFJW % f^ F t f?A. Platelet count 1.5-4.0 Lac/ |*LB. Platelet count 1 - 5 Lac/ \ i L

C. Platelet count 5- 9 Lac/ pED. Platelet count 10-12 Lac/ ^L

71. f^rT W F , f^rT spfar W ^PTT^ % f*n$

A. H ay’s test.B. R othera’s testC. Fehling’s testD. Benzedene test

72.% ft ft XT f TcTcT W |?A. Ethylene diam m oium Tetra acetic AcidB. Ether Diamine Tetra acetic AcidC. Ethylene D iam ine Tetra acetic AcidD. N one o f the above

73 .f% t?r s r f ^ r t ^ ( ^ ) f ta r f*rtr w r f%*rr trtt t ?

A. Staphylococcus aureusB. Streptococcus pyogeneC. Pseudom onas aeuroginosaD. M ycobacterium species

74. s r ^ s r f ^ t ^ fo?r ^ n f m f%qr w r | ?

A. Leishm ania speciesB. Corynebacterium diptheriaeC. BrucellosisD. Clostridium welchii

75.fx>WT f^fcT ^ w | ?A. Erythrocyte sedim entation RateB. Elevated sedim entation rateC. Erythrocyte sediment RatioD. Elevated sedim ent Ratio

76. ^ Tj£t-4t tftTR- % tfPT ^TTT^fl^T | <ft =n| *TT I ?

A. O groupB. A groupC. B groupD. AB Group

77. m 'TftTSPF % f%rr pfrq- f^ y SfRTT

t ?A. TolueneB. Boric acidC. Cone. HCLD. All o f the above

78. SJ IT % TJWT T % f T rFTF TftSTTw | ?

A. B ened icts testB. Fehling’s testC. Both A & BD. N one o f the above

79. fiT ^ T TT^ft % Pi cT0% 3FTT ff?A. W introbe m ethodB. W estergren’s methodC. Both a & bD. None o f the above

80. % f nr %*rc ^ f&n

A. Fresh UrineB. Stored UrineC. Both A & BD. None o f the above

81. W^HWM TNRlfltfl f tr r |?A. Normal CSF contains no RBC.B. Norm al CSF contains R B C ’s.C. Both A & BD. None o f the above

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9 2 . ^ R 3 K + ) W T 4> l 'jTRTT ^ ?A. AnalgesicsB. AntipyreticsC. AntibodyD. Antidote

93. Tf % ^#T m rqpto* x r f^3TTSTR I?

A. ThymineB. CytosineC. AdenineD. Uracil

9 4 .A. EthyleneB. AuxinesC. GibberellinD. Abscissic acid

9 5 . | ?A. CorynebacteriumB. StaphylococcusC. StreptococcusD. N one o f these

9 6 . t ^ r c r w r | ?A. PlasmodiumB. Param eciumC. YeastD. Entamoeba histolytica

9 7 . ^sr t m f ^ z r f o r ^ fftr r ?A. Vitamin CB. Vitamin AC. Vitam in B2D. Vitamin K

9 8 . ^sr t m ?A. PhosphorusB. SodiumC. IronD. Potassium

9 9 . x r x r f | - T ^ r ^ T « ^ M U i ^ w f t * r ffcrr ?

A. PancreasB. LiverC. KidneyD. M uscle

100.A. W ithania som iniferaB. Asparagus racemosusC. Term inalia chebulaD. Berberisaristata

Hypercholremia is associated with:-A. HyponatremiaB. HypernatremiaC. Metabolic alkalosisD. Respiratory acidosis

2. Cardiac arrest may occur due to overdoses of:-A. SodiumB. PotassiumC. ZincD. Magnesium

3. Hypokalemia occurs in:-A. Cushing’s syndromeB. Addison’s diseaseC. Renal failureD. Advanced dehydration

4. Potassium metabolism is regulated by the hormone:-A. AldosteroneB. PTHC. SomatostatinD. Estrogen

5. The metabolism of sodium is regulated by the hormone

A. InsulinB. AldosteroneC. PTHD. Somatostatin

6. The physiologically active form of calcium is:-A. Protein bondB. IonisedC. Complexed with citrateD. Complexed with carbonate

7. Unit of genetic information:-A. DNAB. RNAC. CistronD. None of these

8. Gout is characterized by increased plasma levels of

A. UreaB. Uric acidC. CreatineD. Creatinine

9. DNA does not contain:-A. ThymineB. AdenineC. UracilD. Deoxyribose

10. Gastric Secretion is regulated by the hormone:-A. GlucagonB. GastrinC. EpinephrinD. ACTH

11. TSH hormone biochemically is aA. ProteinB. FatC. GlycoproteinD. Carbohydrate

SET 4

12. Adrneal cortical response is poor in:-A. KwashiorkorB. MarasmusC. Fatty liverD. Atherosclerosis

13. BMR is increased in:-A. Endemic goitreB. ThyrotoxicosisC. MyxoedemaD. Cretinism

14. A hormone used for detection of pregnancy is:-A. EstrogenB. ProgesteroneC. OxytocinD. Chorionic gonadotropin

15. The precursor o f testosterone is:-A. AldosteroneB. Methyl testosteroneC. EstroneD. Pregnenolone

16. Melanogenesis is stimulated by:-A. MSHB. FSHC. LHD. HCG

17. ACTH stimulates the secretion of:-A. GlucocorticoidsB. EpinephrineC. ThyroxineD. Luteinizing hormone

18. Glucose will be converted into fatty acids if the diet has excess of

A. CarbohydratesB. ProteinsC. FatD. Vitamins

19. In Tuberculosis therapy mainly used antibiotic is:-A. PenicillinB. StreptomycinC. ChloramphenolD. Cycloserine

20. The antibiotic acting on cell wall isA. PenicillinB. BacitracinC. CyclosporinD. All o f the above

21. Gonorrhea isA. Air borne diseaseB. Water borne diseaseC. Sexually transmitted venereal

diseaseD. Both a and c

W . VDRL test is aA. Agglutination testB. Slide flocculation testC. Precipitation testD. None o f these

23. Conjunctivitis in a new born is caused by:-A. StreptococcusB. PneumococcusC. MeningococciD. None of these

24. Mountax reaction is used for detection of:-A. T.B.B. DiphtheriaC. CholeraD. None o f these

25. Measles vaccine is given to children at the age ofA. 1 yearB. 7 monthsC. between 9 months and 10 yearsD. None of these

26. Toxins and viruses can be detected by:-A. PrecipitationB. AgglutinationC. NeutralisationD. None o f these

27. The smallest unit of genetic material that can undergo mutation is called

A. GeneB. CistronC. RepliconD. Muton

28. How many centimetres make a meter:-A. 1B. 10C. 100D. 1000

29. What must be subtracted from 11010101 to get 2635967

A. 934134B. 7383414C. 8374134D. 937414

30. For 500 which symbol is used in Roman system:-A. LB. CC. MD. D

31. Which of the following will not represent 0A. 1+0B. 0x0C. 0/2D. (10-10)/2

SET 432. Write the correct number to complete:

13xl00x......................= 1300000A. 10B. 1000C. 10000D. 100

33. Find the value o f 1507 - (625/25)A. 1482B. 1580C. 1370D . 1234

34. The numbers having more than two factors are called:-

A. Prime numbersB. Composite numbersC. Even numbersD. Odd numbers

35. If a number is divisible by 2 and 3 both then is divisible by

A. 5B. 6C. 8D. 10

36. How many lines pass through one given point?A. OneB.twoC. countlessD. none

37. The common formula for Circumference of circle is:-

A. 2rB. 27trC. 4rD. 2

38. Smallest integer is:-A. 0B. - 1C. we cannot writeD. - 10000

39. What is the most common tool used to restrict access to a computer system?

A. User loginsB. PasswordsC. Computer keysD. Access-control software

40. When a file is saved for the first time:-A. a copy is automatically printedB. it must be given a name to identify itC. it does not need a nameD. it only needs a name if it is not going

to be printed41. A computer cannot 'boot' if it does not have the:-

A. CompilerB. LoaderC. Operating SystemD. Assembler

SET 4

r VGA is 51. In which season do we need more fats?A. Video Graphics Array A. Rainy seasonB. Visual Graphics Array B. SpringC. Volatile Graphics Array C. WinterD. Video Graphics Adapter D. Summer

Who is the father o f personal computer? 52. Scientific name o f vitamin E isA. Edward Robert A. Ascorbic AcidB. Allen Turing B. Riboflavin

C. Charles Babbage C. TocopherolD. Niacin

D. None o f these 53. Serum AST activity is not characteristically as the result of:-

A. Myocardial infarction

44. A CPU containsA. a card reader and a printing deviceB. an analytical engine and a control unitC. a control unit and an arithmetic logic

unitD. an arithmetic logic unit and a card

reader45. The best medium for the production of Penicillin is:-

A. Nutrient agarB. Corn steep liquorC. Sulfite waste liquorD. Whey

46. Main causative organism o f gas gangrene is:-A. anthraxB. Clostridium tetaniC. Cl.deficileD. Cl.perfringens

47. For digestion o f fat, bile is needed. This is secreted by the:-

A. stomachB. pituitary glandC. pancreasD. liver

48. Which one of the following substances is obtained by the fractionation of human blood?

A. Antivenom serumB. Gamma globulinC. Polio vaccineD. Diphtheria antitoxin

49. Penicillin is widely used as:-A. an antisepticB. a disinfectantC. an antibioticD. an insecticide

50. Excessive secretion from the pituitary gland in children results in:-

A. increased heightB. retarded growthC. weaken ing o f bonesD. None o f these

B. Passive congestion of liverC. Muscular dystrophiesD. Peptic ulcer

Nicotine present in tobacco is an:-A. AlkaloidB. TerpeneC. SteroidD. Protein

55. An enzyme is a:-A. CarbohydrateB. LipidC. ProteinD. Nucleic acid

56. An enzyme brings about:-A. Decrease in reaction timeB. Increase in reaction timeC. Increase in activation energyD. Reduction in activation energy

57. Bile salts make emulsification with fat for the action of:-

A. Amy loseB. LipaseC. PepsinD. Trypsin

58. Where is WIDAL TEST positive?A. In typhoidB. In ChikungunyaC. In H IN 1 infectionD. All the above

59. Enlargement of thyroid gland is due to the deficiency o f

A. Vitamin AB. PotassiumC. IodineD. Vitamin D

60. Niacin (Vitamin B -3) deficiency is the reason of:-A. Pernicious anaemiaB. Microcytic anaemiaC. Macrocytic anaemiaD. Pellagra

PT Rothera’s test is utilised for the detection of:-A. GlucoseB. ProteinsC. UreaD. Ketone bodies

62. Bence Jones proteinuria is a feature of :-A. Multiple myelomaB. Hodgkin’s lymphomaC. Non - Hodgkin’s lymphomaD. Rheumatic fever

63. Which of the following estimates blood creatinine levels most accurately?

A. Jaffe’s methodB. ELISAC. Technicon methodD. Enzyme assay

64. Black water fever is a special manifestation of malaria caused by:-

A. Plasmodium falciparumB. Plasmodium malariaeC. Plasmodium ovuleD. Plasmodium vivax

65. Which of the following causes plague?A. Trichinella spiralisB. Yersinia pestisC. Salmonella typhimuriamD. Leishmania donovani

66. Kala azar is caused by which organism?A. Leishmania donovaniB. AscarislumbricoidesC. Giardia lambliaD. Plasmodium vivax

67. By which of the following anticoagulants used in estimating blood glucose, glycolysis is prevented?

A. EDTAB. HeparinC. Sodium fluorideD. Sodium citrate

68. Which test is done for confirmation o f chikungunya?A. IgMB. W idaltestC. R.A.TestD. Hb%

69. What are types of diluting fluids for cell counts and its constituents?

A. RBC diluting fluid,B. WBC Diluting fluid.C. Both the aboveD. None o f the above

70. What are the normal values o f platelet countin human?

A. Platelet count 1.5-4.0 Lac/ (iLB. Platelet count 1 - 5 Lac/ jiLC. Platelet count 5- 9 Lac/ |^LD. Platelet count 10-12 Lac/ ^L

SET 471. Manual methods for detecting bile salt, bile

pigment is:-A. Hay’s test.B. Rothera’s testC. Fehling’s testD. Benzedene test

72. What is the full form of EDTA?A. Ethylene diammoium Tetra acetic AcidB. Ether Diamine Tetra acetic AcidC. Ethylene Diamine Tetra acetic AcidD. None o f the above

73. Ziehl Neelsen stain is used for:-A. Staphylococcus aureusB. Streptococcus pyogeneC. Pseudomonas aeuroginosaD. Mycobacterium species

74. Albert stain is used for:-A. Leishmania speciesB. Corynebacterium diptheriaeC. BrucellosisD. Clostridium welchii

75. What is ESR?A. Erythrocyte sedimentation RateB. Elevated sedimentation rateC. Erythrocyte sediment RatioD. Elevated sediment Ratio

76. If there is no agglutination with Anti-A and Anti-B serum then it is :-

A. O groupB. A groupC. B groupD. AB Group

77. Which preservative is used for urine?A. TolueneB. Boric acidC. Conc.HCLD. All o f the above

78. What is the commonest test for qualitative assessment of sugar?

A. Benedicts testB. Fehling’s testC. Both A&BD. None o f the above

79. What are the common methods for the ESR estimation?

A. Wintrobe methodB. Westergren’s methodC. Both a & bD. None o f the above

Pb. Which state o f urine is used for testing ketonebodies?

A. Fresh UrineB. Stored UrineC. Both A&BD. None o f the above

81. Does the normal CSF contain RBC?A. NOB. YesC. Both A&BD. None of the above

82. Who discovered Electron:-A. ChadwickB. GoldsteinC. J.J ThomsonD. Rutherford

83. Father o f periodic table:-A. MendeleevB. DobereinerC. NewlandsD. Lother

84. Alkali and Alkaline earth metals are found in which Block o f periodic table:-

A. S blockB. P blockC. D blockD. F block

85. Acid is a substance whichA. Can accept electronB. Can accept protonC. Turns red litmus paper into blueD. Can donate electron

86. Which is used as food preservative?A. Sodium iodateB. Sodium carbonateC. Sodium benzoateD. Sodium nitrate

87. Which is not an aromatic Hydrocarbon?A. PropaneB. BenzeneC. NaphthaleneD. Antracene

88. Ore of lead is called:-A. BismuthiteB. HaemetiteC. GalenaD. Melanite

89. Nitrous oxide is known asA. Phosgene gasB. Laughing gasC. Water gasD. Tear gas

SET 490. Which element is kept in kerosene oil

A. PotassiumB. SiliconC. SodiumD. Cesium

91. Study o f population is known as:-A. DemographyB. ArthrologyC. DendrochronologyD. Gerontology

92. Pain killers are called asA. AnalgesicsB. AntipyreticsC. AntibodyD. Antidote

93. Which o f the following is purine base of Nucleic acids:-

A. ThymineB. CytosineC. AdenineD. Uracil

94. Gaseous form of plant hormone isA. EthyleneB. AuxinesC. GibberellinD. Abscissic acid

95. Diphtheria is caused byA. CorynebacteriumB. StaphylococcusC. StreptococcusD. None of these

96. Amoebic dysentery in humans is caused by:-A. PlasmodiumB. ParameciumC. YeastD. Entamoeba histolytica

97. Milk is deficient in which vitamins?A. Vitamin CB. Vitamin AC. Vitamin B2D. Vitamin K

98. Milk is deficient o f which mineral?A. PhosphorusB. SodiumC. IronD. Potassium

99. HDL is synthesized and secreted from:-A. PancreasB. LiverC. KidneyD. Muscle

100. What is the scientific name of haritaki ?A. Withania sominiferaB. Asparagus racemosusC. Terminalia chebulaD. Berberisaristata