Professional Documents
Culture Documents
1. Which one of the following characteristics is not true for molds colonies?
3. Which one of the following is not acquired via the bites of arthropod vectors?
- Entamoeba
6. If there is gas, foul smell, or sulfur granules in clinical samples, which one of the following
microorganisms is most probably responsible for this infection?
8. Which one of the parasites does attach to trypsin-activated lectin and mannose-6phosphate?
- Giardia lambia
10. Which one of the following microscopes can be used for observing spirochete?
11. Which one of the followings can not be used to treat bacterial infection?
- Interferon
12. Which of the following culturing medium kills gram positive and is selective for gram negatives
(microbial growth and culture):
- EMB agar
13. Which one of the following microbial properties cannot be used for direct laboratory diagnosis of
infectious diseases?
- Cell Wall
15. Which one of the following mediums can only be used for fungi culture?
- Echinocandine
- Spores
- Protozoa’s are multicellular organisms B) The severity of illness is related to infecting dose and the
number of organisms
19. Which one of the following sentences is not true for bacterial flagella?
20. Which one of the following microorganisms produces elementary body in their life cycle?
- Chlamydia
21. Which one of the following cannot be used to check bacterial growth in liquid medium?
- Colony shape
22. Which one of the following is a biological indicator of monitoring steam autoclave?
- Bacillus stearothermophilus
23. Which one of the following antimicrobials inhibit cell wall synthesis by inferring movement
peptidoglycan precursor through the cytoplasmic membrane?
- Bacitracin
- Transposable elements
25. What is the feature that Gram positive and Negative both have?
- NAMA
26. Which one of structure present all gram positive and gram-negative cell wall?
- n-acetymuramik acid
27. Which one of the following events can result in stop codon formation?
- Nonsense mutation
28. Which one of the following antimicrobials does show bactericitatic effect against many gram positive
bacteria?
- Erythromycin
29. Which one of the following antimicrobials cannot be used to has an anaerobic infection?
- Tobramicin
- Presence of polyenes
- Temperate phage
32. Which one of the following microbial properties cannot be used for direct laboratory diagnosis of
infectious diseases?
- Rimantadine
34. Which of the following is not an obligate factor for the growth of human pathogens?
- Light
35. Which one of the following has a function on the direct DNA repair mechanism?
- Photolyase
36. Which one of the following antimicrobials can be used to treat a patient who has a chlamydia
infection?
- Tetracyline
37. Which of the following microorganism do not have both catalase and superoxide dismutase
enzymes?
- Prion
39. Which one of the following information is wrong for parasites?
40. Which of the following substances is present in the cell wall of fungi?
- N-Acetyleglucasamine
41. Which one of the following molecules have function on DNA replication?
- DnaA protein
42. A man living in a rural area of Turkey has a large, painless sores on his head and face and diagnosed
as cutaneous leishmaniasis. This man has probably come into contact with which of the following
vectors?
- Sand flies
43. Which one of the following procedure is used to determine WBC in sputum?
- Microscopic examination
44. Which one of the following virus replicate in nucleous of the infected cell?
- Orthomyxoviruses
45. Which one of the following antimicrobial can be used to treat a patient who has an Anaplasma
infection?
- Doxycyclin
46. Which one of the following antimicrobials can be used to treat Mycoplasma infection?
- Minocycline
- Blastoconidia
48. Which one of the following viruses does use its RNA as an mRNA for protein synthesis?
- Flavivirus
49. Which one of the following media is used for fungal isolation?
- Temperate phage
51. Which one of the following antimicrobials can be used to treat a patient who has a chlamydia
infection?
- Tetracyline
52. Which one of the following antimicrobials does not inhibit Mycobacterial growth?
- Daptomycin
53. In which of the following DNA repair mechanism, the photolyase is used to remove pyrimidine
dimers and alkylated bases in DNA?
54. Regarding transport of nutrients in bacterial cells, which of the following statements is wrong?
- Transport of some nutrients by facilitated diffusion needs a protein carrier and ATP
55. Which of the following medium does have inhibitors for Gram positive bacteria?
- McConkey agar
56. Which one of the following viruses can show antigenic shift?
57. Regarding targets of antimicrobial, which one of the following coupling is wrong?
- Sulfonamides---dihydrofolate reductase
58. Which one of the following fungal structures can be used in a diagnostic test for invasive fungal
infection?
- Beta D-glucan
59. Microscopy is used in microbiology for many purposes. Which one of the following properties of
microorganisms can not be obtained by microscopic examination?
- Streak culture
61. Which one of the following structures does not present in any of the human viruses?
- Lysozyme
62. Which of the following microorganisms do not have both peptidoglycan layer and
Lipopolysaccharide in their cell wall?
- Orientia
63. Which one of the following antibiotics can not be used to inhibit the intracellular growth of
Chlamydia?
- Gentamicin
64. Which one of the following information is wrong for parasites?
65. Which of the following microorganisms do have major outer membrane proteins (MOMP), which are
species- and strain- specific
- Chlamydia
66. Regrading antiviral action, which one of the following couplings is wrong?
- Zanamavir----uncoating inhibitor
67. Most of the human pathogens are neutrophiles, however some of them are able to grow at pH8.5-
11. What is called for these extremophilic bacteria?
- Alkaliphiles
68. Which of the followings can be used to observe motility of the microorganism?
69. Direct macroscopic examination of the clinical samples gives us very useful data about the infection.
Which of the following data can not be obtained by macroscopic examination of the clinical sample?
- Cyst of protozoa
70. Which one of the following media kills gram positive bacteria and selective for isolation of gram
negatives?
71. Which one of the following bacterial components can be used for vaccine preparation?
- Capsule
72. Which of the following does control the onset of initiation of bacterial DNA replication?
- DnaA
73. Which one of the following structures can not be used for classification and/or identification of
Fungi?
- Aspergillus
75. Which one of the following structures is present in Mycoplasma, Gram-positive, and Gram-negative
bacteria?
- Sarcina
77. Which one of the following dyes can be used to stay Gram negative bacteria in Gram staining
technique?
- Safranin
78. Which one of the following bacterial components can transport peptidoglycan monomers across the
cell membrane?
- Bactoprenol
79. Which of the following features cannot be used for classification of fungi?
- Gram staining
80. Which one of the following method can be used for subtyping of bacteria?
- Molecular methods
- Prokaryot
- Gram stain
84. When sufficient bacteria are present in infection site they produce some specific small molecule to
activate their virulence genes. What is it called?
- Quorum sensing
- WTA
- Glycocalyx
87. Which structure shows variation between gram+ and gram- bacteria?
- Shape of bacteria
89. Which is not correct regarding the bacteria endospore?
- Lipid A
- Biofilm
- Fimbria
96. What is the name of bacteria which have flagella/fimbria all over the bacteria?
- Pentricous
- Vancomycin
102. Which one of the following is wrong for bacteria in death phase?
- Capsulated bacteria
- Transformation
- Archea
108. Which one of the following media kills gram positive bacteria and isolated gram negative bacteria?
- EMB
- Capsule
- Transduction
- After internalization, chlamydia degrades the phagosome membrane release into cytoplasm
114. Which one of following molecules doesn’t have role in bacterial replication?
- Reverse transcriptase
- EMB
116. In what phase the bacteria grow in size?
- Lag phase
118. Which of the following culture technique is used for bacteriophagial typing?
- Solid culture
- Mycoplasma
- Biotyping
125. From living together, one living thing benefits and the other is harmed. This way of life?
- Parasites
- Viruses
- Agar
- Mycoplasma
129. What is alteration between purine base and another purine base?
- Transition
130.
3. lytic-----lysogenic bacteriophage
4. liquid media--->turbidity
131. Which one of the following terms is not correct for Chlamydia?
133. Which one the following structures does not present in bacterial cytoplasm?
- Elementary body
- They are resistant to antibiotics which are the cell wall inhibitors
- it is selective
- indicated by bubbling
139. which one of the following structure is responsible for absorption of fungal nutrients?
- Vegetative hyphae
140. Regarding to colonies of mold which one of the following information is wrong?
- Basidiospores
- Amantadine.
143. Which of these is not true for fungi?
- Obligateanaerop
- Fimbria
- Enterobius vermicularis
- Linezolid
- Outer membrane
- Bacteria
- Gram stain
160. Which one of them interrupts D alanine D alanine termini on polypeptide side chain?
- Vancomycin
- Unicellular
162. Which one of characteristic can not be used detected virus in infected host?
- Primary pathogen
- Genetic recombination
- Methylene blue stains nuclei and often used for that purpose
- Macro observation
170. Which one of the following statement can not limit usefulness of microbiological diagnosis?
- serotyping
173. What is called for transfer of Hepatitis B virus surface antigen gene into escherichia coli?
- Transduction
- DnaA protein
- Elementary body
- Binary fission
- Amphtericin-sterol inhibiton
- Shift
181. Which one of the following viruses has reverse transcription step at its replication cycle?
- Retrovirus
- Enterobius vermicularis
184. Which type of microscopy is used to examine bacteria that are stained by gram stain procedure?
- Bright-field microscopy
- Cell membrane
- Beta glucan
188. Which one of the following is not a direct microbiological test used in diagnose of infectious
disease?
- herpesviruses
190. For microscopic identification of which parasites Giemsa and Wright Staining can be used?
- Protozoa
191. Which one of the followings can not be seen by macroscopic examination of feces?
- Eggs
192. Which of the following shows the stage of Gram staining methods?
- Crystal Violet-Iodine-Ethanol-Safranin
193. Regarding to microbiology laboratory, which one of the following is observed by 40× objective of
light microscopy?
- Safranin
195. Which of the following cannot cause disease without the help of a suitable virus?
- Satellite ssRNA
- Trichomonas Vaginalis
197. Which one of the following antibiotics does block protein elongation?
- Choloramphenicol
- Azoles
199. Which one of the following bacterial structures is an endotoxin?
- Lipid A
200. Which one of the following molecules having function on bacterial DNA synthesis is the target for
quinolones?
- Topoisomerases
201. If there is no visible growth on proper culture medium after overnight incubation, but there are
colonies after one month incubation. What is the generation time of this microorganism?
- 18-24 hour
- Candida albicans
203. Which of the following microscope types produces a three-dimensional image of the specimen?
- Differential Interference
205. Which of the following parasitic diseases is not caused by contaminated water?
- Trichinellosis
206. What is that bacteria divide in different directions and stay adjacent?
- Staphylococcus
207. Which one of the following microbiological investigations cannot be used for diagnosis of viral
infection?
209. According to requirements of carbon and energy sources human pathogens are classified in which
one of the following groups?
- Chemoheterotrophic
- Multicellular organisms
- Ethylene Oxide
212. Which one of the following bacterial components can be used for vaccine preparation?
- Capsule
213. Which of the following structures is present in Mycoplasma, gram positive and gram
negative bacteria?
- DNA with associated RNA and protein
- Conduction
2. … converts biochemical events into measurable signals. Which is the correct word?
- Transducer
3. “During tension of foot, leg-kneegastroenemius muscle system act as a lever in ….” Fill in the
blanks with the following an appropriate class of lever.
- 3.class
- Component of a system may not acquire a positional configuration that it has not got itself.
- ibn-i sina
I. Refrigerator
8. The heat doesn’t transfer spontaneously from cold to hot. Which thermodynamic law describes
that?
9. Which one of the answers given below about proton-motive force transport processes in
mitochondria is incorrect?
10. “There are … forces between each bones and muscle.” Fill in the blanks with the approprite
phrases from those given below to form a complete.
- Action-reaction
- II. During divergence of arm or pushing stg with hand, triceps apply a force to frontal arm bone as
lever in 2. class.
12. Consider the following thermodynamic properties.
III. Entropy
- Only III
13. Which of the following is not the intensive property ........... Fill in the blank with the correct
answer.
- Heat
- It is a scalar quantity
15. The basis for measuring the thermodynamic property of temperature is given by.............. Fill in
the blank with the correct answer.
16. “_____“ is bioelectric measurement of the muscles. What is the correct word?
- Electromyography
17. Components of generalized medical instrumentation systems are shown with numbers in the
figure and their names are given below,
18. “The system does not change with time, and it is constant by time. The name of this state is … .
Fill in the blanks with the appropriate phrases from those given below to form a complete.
- Steady state
19. Electric current flows in the circuit from …………… terminal of the cell to the …………… terminal of
the cell. Fill in the blank with the correct answer.
- Positive, Negative
20. A person carries 20 kg load with his hand. The balanced force on the arm is 80 kg. What is the
mechanical advantage?
-¼
21. Which one is not one of the basic objectives of the instrumentation?
- Estimation
22. Which of the following scientist studied on the laws of viscous flow in vessels?
24. Which of the following statement is wrong for force and torque?
- During carrying weight with hand, biceps apply a force to frontal arm as lever in 2.class
26. Whenever energy is transformed, there is always an increase in the ….. Fill in the blank with the
correct answer
27. Which of the following is an example of potential rather than kinetic energy?
- An organism
29. The work done by a closed system in a reversible process is always …. that done in an irreversible
process. Fill in the blank with the correct answer
- more than
- EMG (Electromyography)
31.
Which one of the following shows high precision but low accuracy?
- II
- Adolf Fick
33. Which of the following is the first scientist discover the principle of color vision?
34. Which of the following statement is wrong Newton’s law and torque?
- Newton’s third law explains that for every acted force there is a reaction force, equal in size, in
direction
35. Which of the following type of work is performed when there is a change in the position of a cell or
of cell structure?
- Mechanical
37. The source of bioelectric potential is ............ in nature. What is the correct answer?
- Ionic
38.
According to the picture what is the Moment of the weight on the elbow? (in Nm)
- 2.76
39. Which of the following statement is wrong Newton’s law and torque?
40. Which of the following statement wrong for the active membrane?
42. When we touch the wood and metal spoon at the same temperature in the same environment, we
perceive the metal spoon colder. What is the reason of this?
- Thermal conductivity
43. ‘’The _______ is defined as a device that converts one form of energy to another. ’Complete the gap.
- Transducer
44. Which of the following scientist studied on the law of conservation of energy?
D)Channel. E)Shape
46. Which of the following statement is/are wrong for Goldmen-Holdgkin-Katz equation?
47.
48. What is the largely responsible for negative resting membrane potential (around-70mv) in neuron?
- Electrogenic pump
49. At the peak of the action potential, the membrane potential is:............Fill in the blank with the
correct answer.
- Close to but less positive than the Na+ equilibrium potential (VNa)
50. If the cell membrane is -70 mV, and Nernst potential of Na+ is +55 mV, what is the electrochemical
potential of Na+?
- (-125mV)
51. Which of the below statement/s is/are true for gibbs-donnan potential?
II. The partial molar free energies for ions in both sides of membrane are in balance at equilibrium state.
III. At equilibrium state, there is electroneutrality for each side of membrane.
52. “….. occurs in the phospholipid bilayer of cell membrane” Fill in the blanks with correct phrase
below.
- Capacitive current
- inside in
54. Which of the below statement/s is/are wrong for Goldman-Hodgkin-Katz equation?
55. At what membrane voltage do neuronal voltage-gated Na+ channels become activated?
- (−50 mV)
56. If the cell membrane is -72 mV, and Nernst potential of K+ is -89 mV, what is the electrochemical
potential of K+?
- (+17 mV)
57. Membrane potential is a difference in electrical charge between ......... Fill in the blank with the
correct answer.
58. Neurons are specialized to receive, conduct and transmit .......... Fill in the blank with the correct
answer.
- Electrochemical signals
59. The resting membrane potential is close to the equilibrium potential for __________ because the
plasma membrane is relatively permeable to _______________. Fill in the blank with the correct
answer.
- K+, K+
- With changes in the membrane potential voltage-gated ion channels open and close
62. Which of the following statement is wrong for parameters of propagation of the action potentials?
- Time constant of cell membrane is not changed by the capacitance of the cell membrane.
63.
In figure, there are two sides which are separated by artificial membrane permeable to Na+ and Cl- ions
which are not at equilibrium. This membrane is not permeable to big A- ion. At initial state, there is
[NaA]= 6 mM in side I and there is [NaCl]= 6 mM in side II. According to the equilibrium state what is the
concentration of Cl- in side II ?
- 4 mM
64. Which of the following ions are directly involved in the generation of an action potential?
- Milliseconds
- The transferred changes across the membrane at the unit time cannot calculate using the capacitive
current
67.
In figure, there are 2 sides which are separated by artificial membrane which is permeable to Na+ and
Cl- ions which are not at equilibrium. This membrane is not permeable for A-. For side 1 [NaA] is 3mM
and for side 2 [NaCl] is 3mM. At equilibrium state, what is the concentration of Cl- in side 2?
-2
- of higher sodium concentration outside the cell and higher potassium concentration inside the cell
70. Which one occurs when net charge is 0 although there is ion exist?
- Steady State
71. What happens if we block (close) the potassium (K+) leakage channels on a cell at resting membrane
potential?
- Na+
- Li
- electrical potential
75. What ions are required for the Action Potential generation? - Na+\ K+ channels
76. .... is developed to explain the mechanism for propagation of the action potentials and excitability
from one part of a neuron or muscle to a distal part. Which of the following parameter is appropriate for
the blank?
- Cable Theory
- 1→4→2→5→6→3
79. When the charge of the neuron is 60-70 mV, there is ...1...., and inside becomes ......2...... Fill in the
blanks with a suitable answer
- The transferred changes across the membrane at the unit time cannot be calculated using the
capacitive current
82. Cell membrane potential is -80 , nerst potential -129. What is the electrochemical potential?
- 49
83. Diffusion of K+ out of the cell make inside of it less positive or more negative and acts to restore the
original resting potential. This process is called .....
- Repolarization
- Short pathway
87. Energy is important to life forms because ………. What is the correct answer?
I. It is required to do work.
88. If the cell membrane is -70 mV, and nernst potential of Na+ is +55 mV, what is the electrochemical
potential of Na+?
- (-70 mV)
- Chemical energy
90. Source of Bioelectric potential is ____________ in nature. What is the correct word?
- Ionic
91. When muscle contract chemical energy is converted to mechanical energy with loss of heat. This is
an example of ........ thermodynamic
- first
93. The variation of the electrical potential associated with the passage of a pulse along the membrane
of a muscle cell, or a nerve cell is called ..........
- Action potential
94. A spoon is inside a hot tea, the upper side of the spoon is not touching the tea but it’s hot. How does
this happen?
- Conduction
95.
Which of the following best describes the accuracy and precision of the diagram below?
- 55mV-depolarization
98. If the membrane potential is -70 mV and Nernst potential of Na is +60 mV , What is the
electrochemical potential of Na ?
- (-130mV)
100. The door of a running refrigerator inside a room was left open. Which of the following statements
is correct?
102. For living organisms which one is an important consequence of first law of thermodynamics?
- During carrying weight with hand, biceps apply a force to frontal arm as lever in 2. class.
- Entropy
105. Which condition does cause a decrease in the role of diffusion of a particle across a membrane?
106. The electrical signals with the help of which neurons transmit the signals are called……
- Neurotransmitters
ANATOMY
1. Which feature is adjacent to post humeral artery?
- C6
- Calcaneus-Talus
- Lateral surface
- Triquetrum
- Pubic Tubercle
- Tibia
- 1st rib
- Dens
- Radius
- Intervertebral foramen
- Intercondylar eminence
14. Which of the followings is false?
- Body
- 1,11,12
- Inferior border
18. Which bony feature separates greater sciatic notch from lesser sciatic notch?
- Ischial spine
-4
- Mamillary body
21. ´Pedincle of a typical vertebra is..... to lamina of vertebra´ Fill in the blank with appropriate choice
- Anterior
22. Which bone articulates with 1st metatarsal bone and navicular bone?
- Promontorium
- Femur
- 8th
26. Which of the followings accommodates tendon of long head of biceps brachii muscle?
- Intertubercular sulcus
27. Head of ulna is........ to olecranon´ Fill in the blank with appropriate choice
- Inferior
28. Which feature of scapula has an articular facet?
- Acromion
- Femur
- T10
31. Which thoracic vertebra has only one costal demi facet?
- T10
- 1st rib
35. Which of the followings does not articulate with metacarpal bones?
- Psiforme
- Radius - Ulna
- 2nd
- Clavicle
- Hamate
43. Patient with elbow trauma is evoluated in orthopedics clinic. Numbness and sensory loss are
indicated in little and ring fingers of left hand. Which one of the following structures is most likely to be
broken?
- 1st
45. Which plane transects body into anterior and posterior halves?
- Coronal
- Tibia
- Glenoid cavity
- Manubrium
- Acromion
- Ulnar nerve
51. Which one the following vertebras has non-bifid spinous process?
- Talus
- Sacrum
54. Indicate the term which means 'placing palm backwards in anatomical position?
- Pronation
55. Which plane divides the body into right and left halves?
- Sagittal plane
56. Which plane passes through the center of the body dividing it into equal right and left halves?
- Midsagittal Plane
57. Which plane is dived into two parts od bady as anterior and posterior?
- Coronal Plane
- Abduction
- Adduction
- Cuboid bone
- Coronoid process
- Coracoid process
- Ulna
- Acromion
- Ulna
69. Which one is related with elbow joint?
- Trochlear notch
- Trapezium
- Os cubodeum
- Periosteum
Clavicle
- Lunate surface
- Fibula
- Hip bone
- Talus
- Sacrum
- Soleal line
- Surgical Neck
83. Which one is not associated with pelvis?
- Femur
- Medium Cuneiform
- Atlas
- 12th rib
- 1st rib
- Transverse foramen
- Prominens
- 2nd ribs
- Dens
- Transverse foramen
- L4
- 1st ribs
97. Which one has transvers foremen?
- C1
- Condylar
- Mandible
103. Which ligament bridges the distance between lateral masses on either side of atlas?
106. Fibers of olfactory nerve passes from which structure to enter cranial cavity?
- Cribriform plate
- Oblique Line
- Orbital process
114. Which of the followings interconnects nasal cavity and oral cavity?
- Incisive canal
- Sphenoidal Process
- Sternoclavicular joint
- Temporomandibular joint
121. Below given in the chooses are the openings-transmitted structures. Which one is wrong?
- Mandible
- Sphenoid bone
125. Which of the followings is not a feature of ethmoid bone?
- Hip joint
- temporal bone
- Alar ligament
- palatine bone
- temporal bone
- optic canal
- zygomatic bone
- glenohumeral joint
137. Which of the followings interconnects pterygopalatine fossa and orbital cavity?
138. Which feature is not visible when cranium is viewed from lateral aspect?
- Inion
139. ´nasal notch´ belongs to which bone?
- maxilla
- frontal angle
- supraspinous ligament
- humeroulnar joint
- hypoglossal canal
- Nasal bone
146. Which of the followings interconnects pterygopalatine fossa and nasal cavity?
- Sphenopalatine foramen
- Mandible
- Symphesis
- Temporal bone
- Frontal process
151. Which type of joint occurs between dens of axis and atlas?
- Pivot type
- Trapezoid ligament
- Nasal bone
- Zygomatic bone
- Jugular Fossa
158. Which of the following is not a feature of anterior aspect of petrous part of temporal bone?
- Knee joint
- Zona Orbicularis
- Acromioclavicular joint
- Nasal bone
164. Which one of the following ligaments interconnects the laminas of vertebrae?
- Flaval Ligament
165. Which openings interconnects middle cranial cavity and pterygopalatine fossa?
- Round foramen
- Zygomatic Bone
167. Which of the following is not a feature of the maxilla?
- Supraorbital foramen
168. Which one of the following does not articulate with Sphenoid Bone?
- Maxilla
- Orbital portion that forms the floors of the orbits and the nasal cavities
- Palatine Bone
172. Which of the following ligament does not attach to occipital bone?
- Supraspinous ligament
173. Which of the following does not articulate with parietal bone?
- ethmoid
- temporal bone
175. Which of the following is not visible from inferior aspect of cranium?
- Parietal bone
- articular disc
- Maxilla-Nasal Bone
178. which bone is responsible for formation of oral nasal and orbital cavity?
- palatine
- Oval foramen
180. Which of the following is not visible on lateral wall of nasal cavity?
- suture
- Shoulder joint
- Ulna
- Ethmoid bone
187. Which one of the followings is found at the inferior aspect of petrous part of temporal bone?
- Frontal
- Stylomastoid foramen
190. Which one of the following bones take part formation of jugular foramen?
- Temporal-Occipital
191. Which one of the following includes middle ear cavity and inner ear cavity?
- Temporal bone
- Occipital bone
- Temporal bone
195. Pterygopalatine fossa communicates with cranial cavity by which process?
- Sphenoid Bone
- Facial canal
- foramen rotundum
- nasal bone
201. Which of the following bones does NOT articulate with Lacrimal bone?
- Nasal bone
202. Which of the following interconnected orbital cavity and cranial cavity?
- Optic canal
203. Which of the followings contributes the medial wall of orbital cavity and lateral wall of nasal cavity?
- ethmoid
204. Which one of the following is a feature found only on ethmoid bone?
- Crista galli
- Maxilla-Palatine
206. Which of the following bones does not contribute to lateral wall of nasal cavity?
- vomer
- Sphenopalatine fossa
- Optical foramen
- Ethmoidal Bone
211. Which one does not include groove for venous sinus?
- Maxillary Bone
- Sphenoid Bone
- Nasal Bone
- Ethmoid Bone
216. Which one does not occur Lateral wall of the Nasal Cavity?
218. Which of the following bones takes part in formation of nasal, oral, orbital cavities?
- Maxilla
- foramen ovale
- Articular disc
- mandibular fossa
222. Which one does not occur Medial wall of the Orbital Cavity?
- Zygomatic Bone
223. Which one of these movements is not done by mandible (Temporomandibular Joint)?
- adduction
- Insertion
- Sacroiliac joint
- rotation
227. Which one does not reinforce the glenohumeral joint? (All of them reinforce)
A) Rotator cuff B) Skeletal arch C) Coracohumeral lig. D) Coracoacromial lig. E) Glenohumeral lig
228. Which one of the following ligaments forms greater sciatic foramen?
- Sacrospinous ligament
229. Which of the following ligaments lies within the vertebral canal?
- Interspinous Ligament
231. Which one of the following ligaments extends between lamina of neighboring vertebrae?
232. Which of the following does not include articular discus (Disc)?
- Intercarpal joint
233. Indicate (Find out) the ligament which is not posterior to bodies of vertebrae?
- Sacrospinous ligament
- femur
‐ Radiocarpal Ligament
237. Which structure prevents fraction where tendon passes over bone?
- Bursae
- Nuchal Ligament
- Mamillary process
- Occipital bone
- Parietal bone
- Acromioclavicular joint
248. Which bone does not take part in formation of orbital process?
- vomer
- Maxilla
- Jugular Foramen
251. Which of these planes transects body into superior and inferior halves?
- Transverse
- Promontorium
- Mental foramen
- 1, 11, 12
- Petrous Part
- Scaphoideum
257. Which of the following determines the structure relative to the surface of the body?
- Superficial
- L3
- Occipital bone
- flaval ligament
262. Which of the ligament does not reinforce the knee joint?
264. Which one of the following carpal bones is not a proximal row?
- Trapezoid
265. Which of the following is not a tarsal bone?
- Trapezium
266. Which one of these bones contributes to the base of the nasal cavity?
- Stylohyoid Muscle
- Submandibular Triangle
- Phrenic
271. Which one of the following ligaments forms greater sciatic foramen?
- Sacrospinous ligament
272. Which bone articulates with anterior surface of calcaneus?
- Cuboid
273. Which of the following is not a feature of femur?
- Popliteal surface
274. Which rib does not have a crest on the head?
- 1st ribs
276. Which part of the sphenoid bone is seen from orbital cavity?
- Greater wing
277. Which part of palatine bone contributes to nasal septum?
- Nasal crest
278. Which one is carotid tubercle distinguished vertebrae?
- C6
279. Which structure is not visible from medial aspect of temporal bone?
- External auditory meatus
280. Which feature of occipital bone articulates with atlas?
- Condyles
281. Which carpal bone has a hook?
- Hamate
282. Coracoid process of scapula articulate with...
- With the sternum, scapula, humerus and furcula
283. Zygapophyseal joint takes place between which bony features?
A) spinous process of vertebra
B) transverse process of vertebra
C) articular process of vertebra****
D) bodies of vertebra
E) pedicle of vertebra
- Lactate dehydrogenase 1
- km / vmax
4.
-A&C
5. Which of these statements explain the low action energy and the specificity of an enzyme?
substrate.
- Beta alanine
- Glycolysis enzymes
- mixing solution
II. If the Gibbs free energy change for a reaction is negative, the reaction is an irreversible reaction.
III. A reaction with a positive Gibbs free energy change of reaction is called an endergonic reaction.
11. In case of two opposite pathways, there is no net ATP production. How the cell handles this
situation?
- no answers
12. Which of the macromolecules would yield only one type of monomer after complete hydrolysis?
- Glycogen
13. Which of the followings is sensible and resistance to chemical for preparing a solution?
- Erlenmaye flask
14. Which of the following statements regarding the Lineweaver-Burk plot is true?
15. Km changes and Vmax remains the same. What is the type of Enzyme inhibition?
- Competitive Inhibition
16. Which of the following mechanisms is not for controlling metabolic pathways?
18. Which of the following statements about allosteric control of enzymatic activity is false?
19.
- Aspartate is used as both carbon and nitrogen source for the synthesis of de novo pyrimidine.
23. Which one of the following statements about metabolic pathways is correct?
- Oxidoreductase
25. The highest energy bond in ATP is located between which one of the following groups?
II- Allosteric activator (+) tends to shift the curve to a more hyperbolic profile
III- Binding to allosteric sites called cooperative binding, alters the activity of the enzyme
27. Which of the followings have an effect on ionization of the active sides of the enzyme?
- pH
28. When plotting the graph of velocity against substrate concentration for an enzyme, what is the
expected shape of the curve?
- Hyperbolic
- Glycolysis
- 10 x 10^3
34. Which of the following one provides nitrogen atom for both purine and pyrimidine rings?
- Aspartate
35. Which of the following is not the substrate specific enzyme?
- Hexokinase
36. Even though there is enough substrate present, why does the rxn/velocity graph increases and stops
at an exact point?
39. Which of the following elements is found in trace amount in human body?
- Copper
40. A purely competitive inhibitor of an enzyme has which one of the following kinetics?
- 5x10^3
44. Which of the following macromolecules yields to only one type of monomer after hydrolysis?
- Glycogen
48. Among the following test related errors which one is not a preanalytical error?
- Coagulation activator
50. Whose concentration is the most important regulator of de novo purine synthesis?
- PRPP
- Uric Acid
- Vmax decreased
55. What is used for non-protein organic molecule that is required by some enzymes in order to catalyze
a reaction on substrate?
- co enzyme
56. Fill the blanks. The enzymes of the citric acid cycle are found in......... and the fatty acid synthesis
enzymes are found in........ and the RNA polymerases are found in..........
57. Which organelle function and which oxidation type is impaired in the individual whose amount of
phytanic acid in urine is increased?
- Peroxisome-Alpha oxidation
58. Which of the following vitamins is required for the synthesis of the cofactor that is required for the
oxidation of succinate to fumarate in TCA cycle?
- Riboflavin
59. Which one of the following is not true for glycogen metabolism?
60. Which of the following is not one of the cofactors of fatty acid synthesis?
- NADH
61. Which of the following is not correct for fatty acid synthesis?
- Malonyl CoA is added to palmitate to lengthen the fatty acid chain in mitochondria
63. How does the Pentose Phosphate pathway work in a tissue that both requires NADPH and Pentose
Phosphate?
64. Which of the following is not one of the indicators showing that the cell has high energy?
- Iron
- Maple syrup
66. Which of the following is wrong for the conversion of fructose 1,6-bisphosphate to fructose 6-
phosphate in gluconeogenesis?
8- Which of the following is not one of the indicators showing that the cell has high energy?
68. Which of the following is one of the high energy phosphate compounds?
- Phosphoenolpyruvate
69. Which of the following is the rate limiting enzyme of fatty acid synthesis?
- Aspartate
- Glycogen phosphorylase
72. Which of the following statements about Electron Transport Chain (ETC) and Oxidative
Phosphorylation is correct?
I. Glycerophosphate shuttle is active in the brain and produces 1.5 ATP for each NADH molecule
II. ETC components are ordered from negative to positive according to their redox potential, in the form
of FMN, FAD, Q, Cyt b, Cyt c, Cyt a.
IV. Pyruvate, ADP and phosphate are transported into the mitochondrial matrix during oxidative
phosphorylation.an example of "intersperse”
73. Which of the following metabolite enzyme pair is the example of feed forward stimulation?
74. A 12-year-old boy, who was being followed up in the hospital due to his appendicitis surgery, was
further examined due to the recurrent positivity of sugar in his urine test. Blood glucose and loading
tests of the patient were within normal limits. His development was completely normal, and liver and
kidney dysfunction were not found. Laboratory tests reveal that the sugar excreted in the ATP/urine is
fructose. When the patient´s clinical and laboratory findings are evaluated together, which of the
following is your possible diagnosis?
- Essential Fructosuria
75. After feeding with milk, the child has cramping pain, distension and diarrhea in the abdomen. Sugar
is detected in the child´s stool. When milk and dairy products are excluded from the diet, the complaints
pass. Which enzyme is possibly missing?
- Lactase
I. Glucokinase is active only when the cell is rich in glucose because it has a higher Km value than
Hexokinase
- Alcohol elimination rate is not affected by gender, age, food intake and drugs.
78. After a meal, blood glucose enters cells and is stored as glycogen, particularly in the liver. Which of
the following is the donor of new glucose molecules in glycogen?
- UDP-glucose
- Glucose cannot be delivered to the blood by gluconeogenesis from the muscles since there is no
glucose 6-phosphatase enzyme in the muscle.
80. Which of the following is the most common enzyme deficiency in the world?
- G6PDH deficiency
81. Which poison- accumulating intermediate of TCA cycle couples are given correctly?
I. Malonate-----Succinate
82. Which of the following situations causes decreased mitochondrial beta oxidation of fatty acids?
I. CPT-1 inhibition
84. Increased amount of glucagon would cause which of the following conditions?
85. Which of the following lipid structures does not participate in the structure of the cell membrane?
- Triacylglycerols
86. Dinitrophenol does not cause any of the following changes related to electron transport and
oxidative phosphorylation in mitochondria?
87. Which of the following cannot use ketone bodies as an energy source under any circumstances?
- Erythrocyte
88. Which of the following electron carriers is involved in biological oxidation by carrying electrons one
by one?
- Cytochrome c
89. Which of the following is wrong about the glycemic index (GI)?
II. The higher the GI, the slower blood sugar rises.
- Succinyl- CoA
91. Which of the followings cannot be used by the aldose reductase enzyme as a substrate?
- Fructose
92. Which of the statements regarding fatty acid indicated as 18: 2 (ω−6) is wrong?
V. There are double bonds at the 6th and 9th carbons from the carboxyl end
93. Assuming that 3 molecules of glucose 6 phosphate progresses through the pentose phosphate
pathway and all products continue to glycolysis, how many Glyceraldehyde 3-Ps are formed?
-5
95. Which vitamin derivatives is found in the structure of the fatty acid synthesize enzyme?
- Pantothenic acid
96. What should be the contents of tube used for glucose measurement in waiting blood samples ?
- Na fluoride
97. Which enzyme of fatty acid synthesis catalyze condensation of acetyl and malonyl groups to form
acetoacetyl-ACO?
98. Which of the following Fatty acid oxidation types produce decarboxylic acids?
- Omega Oxidation
99. Which of the followings is the ketone body found in the bloodstream at highest concentration?
- Beta Hydroxybutyrate
IV. Hexokinase add a phosphate group to the sixth carbon of its substrate.
I) Liver alcohol dehydrogenase enzyme is the major enzyme system for metabolising alcohol.
II) The microsomal ethanol oxidizing system (cytochrome p450) is responsible for alcohol-drug
interactions.
104. Assume that you have a patient with a glucagon secreting pancreatic tumor. (glucagonoma) Which
of the following is seen as a result of hyperglucagonemia? (high glucagon in the blood)
- Hyperglycemia
105. Which of the following pairs causes the reaction below to proceed at the same direction?
106. Which of the following is NOT among the effects of epinephrine on glycogen breakdown in muscle?
- Asparagine
2-Fructokinase enzyme adds a phosphate group to the 6th carbon atom of its substrate.
3-Galaktokinase enzyme adds a phosphate group to the 1st carbon atom of its substrate.
4- Hexokinase enzyme adds a phosphate group to the 6th carbon atom of its substrate.
109. Which of the following is non modifiable risk factor for Type-2 diabetes?
- familial history
110. Which of the following is not required for the rotation of the gamma subunit of the mitochondrial
F1 ATPase?
111. Which of the statements regarding fatty acid indicated as 18:2(w-6) is true ?
I - Has 18 carbons.
III - There are double bonds at the 9th and 12th carbons from the carboxyl end.
112. In glycolysis, which of the reactions are catalyzed by kinases? (There are numbers between
reactions and options are these numbers) (2021-2022 bc c2 q9)
113. Which of the following substances breakdown process doesn't cause methylmalonic acidemia?
114. How does the Pentose Phosphate Pathway work in a tissue that only uses Pentose Phosphate?
- β-Hydroxybutyrate
- Gaining weight
II. Artificial sweeteners do not cause tooth decay and cavities and because of these advantages, they are
prepared to use chewing gums.
IV. Currently nutritive sweeteners are healthiest products on the market; however, the best solution for
any sweetener is moderation.
120. Which criteria given below is correct for diabetes in fast blood glucose, postprandial and HbA1C?
- Riboflavin
122. Which of the following enzyme are allosterically activated by Calcium? (2 answers but choose E)
123. Which of the following enzymes is not used in gluconeogenesis, to bypass the irreversible steps in
glycolysis?
- Phosphofructokinase 1 (PFK1)
124. Which of the following is true for gluconeogenesis?
126. If the substrate is lactate in gluconeogenesis, which of the following enzymes would be expected to
be active?
127. Which one of the following gluconeogenesis enzymes is allosterically activated by citrate?
- Fructose-1,6-bisphosphatase
128. Which of the following is the basic principle of the measurement of glucose by the hexokinase
method?
- The amount of NADPH formed at the end of the reaction is directly proportional to the concentration
of glucose in the serum and is measure at 340 nm
II. Once the blood is drawn at room temperature, the glucose concentration in the blood will decrease
by 15% per hour
III. Afternoon fasting blood glucose is higher than morning fasting blood glucose
130. Which of the following enzymes is not included in Pentose Phosphate Pathway?
- Fructose-1,6-Bisphosphatase
131. Which of the following statements about Pentose Phosphate Pathway are not true?
IV. Produces NADPH and Pentose Phosphate in the fat cells during fatty acid synthesis
132. Which of the following is the main substrate to limit the rate of the TCA cycle that converts excess
Acetyl-CoAs to ketone bodies?
- Oxaloacetate
133. Which of the followings about diabetic ketoacidosis are not true?
- During fasted state, glucose entrance to the muscle cells is increased by the decreased insulin levels
136. Which of the followings about fructose metabolism are not true?
III. In Hereditary Fructose Intolerance first symptoms appear when a baby begins to be fed by mother
milk
137. Which of the followings about artificial sweeteners are not true?
V. Long and short term studies confirm that artificial sweeteners help weight loss
- Sucrose
139. Which of the following is the end product of odd numbered fatty acid β oxidation?
- Succinyl CoA
140. Which of the following correctly lists the amount of NADH and FADH2 harvested during glycolysis,
pyruvate oxidation and TCA cycle of 1 mole glucose molecule, respectively?
142. The end product of the linear biochemical pathway given below, compound “F”, is a waste product
that is excreted and not used for a subsequent reaction in another biochemical pathway. A ↔ B ↔ C
↔ D ↔ E ↔ F The values for Delta G (kcal/mol) for each reaction is as follows, respectively: - 0.5, - 1.0,
- 0.4, - 0.3, +1,5 Which of the following statements is correct about this pathway?
The structure of the ATP molecule is given. Which of the following statements about this molecule are
true?
III. Bond 3 and 4 are phosphoanhydride bonds, which yield energy upon hydrolysis
IV. ADP is formed by transferring the phosphate group in bond 4 to the substrate
144.
- Phosphofructokinase-1
145. Which of the following statements about Electron Transfer Chain (ETC) and Oxidative
Phosphorylation are correct?
III. Uncouplers increase the oxidation rate in oxidative phosphorylation and causes high body
temperature
146. Which of the following glycolysis reactions has the highest negative delta G value?
147. Ethanol can be oxidized with different enzymes in different organelles. Which of the following
organelle-enzyme pairs at ethanol metabolism are correct?
I. Microsome - CYP2E1
148. Which of the following oil-fatty acid classification group pairs is correct?
- Cytochrome c
I. Carnitine Deficiency
151. Which of the following statements about regulation of glycolysis are true?
IV. The organs having high ratio of NAD+/NADH are lactate consuming organs
152. At the end of glycolysis, there are different fates of pyruvate. Which of the following product-
enzyme couples in the conversion of pyruvate are correct?
I. Alanine - Aminotransferase
153. Which of the following is not a laboratory finding which is seen in hyperglycemia?
155. Which of the following is not one of the findings showing the relationship between excess sugar
intake and metabolic syndrome?
- Acyl-CoA Synthetase
157. Which of the following options is not correct about ethanol metabolism?
- Sucrose
160. Which of the following is meant by the statement that glucose and mannose are epimers?
162. Which one of the following is not true for glycogen metabolism?
163. Which of the following name is most common of Fatty Acid oxidation?
- β oxidation
- LDH1
- glycine taurine
166. A teenager boy moderate to severe epigastric pain... eruptive xanthomas hepatosplenomegaly...
milky plasma... floating creamy layer... which lipoprotein is accumulating?
- chylomicrons
- Pepcarboxykinase
- Cytochrome a, a3
169. Which lipase is more important for neonate than healthy adults?
- Gastric lipase
170. Which ETC molecule is diffusible within the lipid bilayer of inner mitochondrial membrane?
- Coenzyme Q
- Catalase
172. Which one describes best the connection between oxidative phosphorylation and ETC?
- Hunter syndrome
- UDP-Galactose, glucose
175. If the values above are used in OGTT, how may patient have pre-diabetes risk?
- Fructose
- Aldolase B
- N-linked glycoproteins
179. Which one of the carbohydrates is used as diagnostic agent for the evaluation of glomerular
filtration rate (GFR)?
- Inulin
- Succinate DH
- Glyceraldehyde 3-P Dh
183. Which of the substrates or coenzymes is not a prosthetic group of pyruvate DH complex?
184. Which TCA cycle enzyme uses the same prosthetic group of pyruvate DH?
- Alpha-Ketoglutarate DH complex
185. A Nigerian boy (Bünyamin) goes to USA for studying medicine. He was treated with primaquine and
he had hemolytic anemia. Which enzyme deficiency causes this illness?
- Glucose- 6P Dehydrogenase
186. What is the name of same sugars differ in configuration around one specific carbon atom?
- Epimer
- Thiamine
- 6-Phosphogluconate
- Sorbitol
192. Which one is the common substrate for glycolysis, glyconeogenesis and glycogenolysis?
- Glucose 6-P
193. Which one is the most potent positive effector of pyruvate carboxylase?
- Acetyl CoA
- GLUT4
196. Which one of the followings has the highest phosphoryl- transfer potential?
- Phosphoenolpyruvate (PEP)
197. DHAP → Glyceraldehyde 3P (Enzyme: Triosephosphate isomerase) (^G´= 7,5 kcal/mol.) Which
statement is true about this formula?
- Fatty acids are carried in the cell by albumin. B) Fatty acids are activated by fatty acyl synthase on
mitochondria membrane
199. Which of the following answers isn’t related to why fructose in fruits doesn’t cause damage in liver
unlike industrial fructose?
200. Gives us the ability to consider both carbohydrate amount and quality. Also it is the best way to
differentiate the effect of different types and amounts of food to the blood sugar level. Which of the
following describes these definitions?
- Glycemic load
201. Which of the following enzymes give electron directly to the coenzyme Q in etc.?
204. There is a woman who is 20, goes to hospital with compliant of black urine. The laboratory
examination shows that she has anemia. She has this symptoms after eating fava beans. What is her
problem?
205. Which of the following increased concentration of the molecules in mitochondria inhibits transfer
of electrons to oxygen in the electron transport chain?
- NADH
206. Which is following compounds leeds to ADP phosphorylation because of their group transfer
potential?
1) Phosphoenolpyruvate
2) Phosphocreatine
4) 1,3 biphosphoglycerate
- Fumarate
210. Which One of the following is true about aldohexoses (e.g., glucose) in the form
CHO(CHOH)4CH2OH?
- There are 16 different straight chain structure therefore there are 16 different sugars
211. Which one is the coenzymes of the enzymes, which catalises only oxidation reaction of the
conversion of glucose to pyruvate(glycolysis)?
- NAD+
212. Which of the following cells use only glucose as an energy source?
- RBCs
213. Venous, whole blood and serum are blood samples used for glucose measurement, but produce
different results. What is the order of results according to glucose level from lowest to highest?
214. Which of the following vitamin is required for the synthesis of cofactor required for the oxidation of
malate in TCA cycle?
- Niacin
1) Condensation
2) reduction of ketoacyl
3) Dehydration
1,3-Biphosphoglycerate----Dihydroxyacetone phosphate+Glyceraldehyde-3-Phosphate
218. Rotenone works by inhibiting transfer of electrons from complex-1 to complex Q. Rotenone inhibits
ETC by reducing which complexes?
1-complex 3
2-complex 2
4-complex q
219. Which of the following is the right pairing options for DM test and its use?
220. Which is the following the DM diagnostic tests different from others for analyze?
- HbA1C
221. Which of the following metabolite-enzyme pair is the example of feed forward stimulation?
222. Which of the following causes phosphocreatine <-> creatine reaction to proceed in the same way?
- It inhibits carnitines Shuttle that takes fatty acid into the mitochondria for oxidation
224. Which one of the following is not inhibited by high ratio of NADH/NAD+ ratio caused by Alcohol
consumption?
- Ketogenesis
225. After venous blood sample is drawn with suspect of DM patient in tubes which only contains NaF
(centrifuged) which glycolysis enzyme is inhibited before Centrifuged?
- Enolase
- Accumulation of sorbitol
- Glycogen phosphorylase
231. Which of the following tissue doesn’t have Thiophorase and cannot use ketone bodies as its own
energy source?
- Liver
232. In 18 C fatty acid degradation how many ATPs we get if all Acetyl Coa molecules turn into CO2 and
H20?
- 120
233. It is the most common lysosomal disease. The deficient enzyme causes the accumulation of
glucocerebrosides. Hepatomegaly and osteoporosis of long bones are observed. What is your diagnosis?
- Gaucher
234. Which one is not true abbreviation for fatty acid? 18:2 (9-12)
- First double bond is between 12th and 13th carbons from carboxyl end .
235. Which of the following statements regarding the lipid structure is wrong?
- Triglycerides are amphipathic molecules which includes both hydrophilic and hydrophobic parts.
236. In _____ , dietary cholesterols enter ______ then go to _____ with circulation system . After that
cholesterols converted to _______ with ACAT in hepatocytes with LCAT in ______ . Fill the gaps.
237. After venous blood sample had been drawn from the patient who is suspicious for DM ...? .. the
blood tube only contains Iodoacetate and the tube was centrifuged. Which type of blood sample was
obtained with this sample?
- Venous serum
238. A gall stone that blocked the upper part of the bile duct would cause an increase in which of the
following?
240. A 43 year old woman attend to hospital with polyuria , polydipsia . After examinations she
diagnosed with Diabetes Mellitus Type II . Which examination is not ADA standard exam for diabetes
diagnosis?
- INSULIN
242. Which of the following pathways are activated by high insulin/glucagon ratio?
I. Glycolysis
243. Imagine a toxin is introduced to the human body and inhibited the establishment of the proton
gradient in intermembrane space. What would you predict as a result?
245. Which of the following findings have been commonly seen in glycogen storage disease Type I ( Von
Gierke ) ?
246. Which one of the following is the reason for the acceptance of TCA Cycle as a ‘ Cycle ‘ because of its
resynthesis ?
- Oxaloacetate
- Fatty acid
248. Which ones are correct?
III. Lactate dehydrogenase can convert lactose to glucose because NADH/NAD+ ratio is high
249. In which of the following all of individual are high energy indicators in a cell?
250. Which of the following statements about phosphorylated compounds is/are true?
III. The changes in ADP/ATP ratio has been used to differentiate cell death and viability
IV. Hydrolysis of ATP is coupled to energetically unfavorable reactions to maket hem proceed
252. Which of the following statements about energy carrier molecules is true?
- One molecule of FADH2 can cause the transfer of two hydrogen atoms
253. What is the way that a molecule with FAD follows through ETC?
- hydroxylysine
- Proteoglycans
257. Achandroplasia cause short stature in a family, parents have normal stature but two children of
them have short stature with achandroplasia. What can the reason of it?
- Germline mosaicism
Wernicke – Korsakoff
- MSH
- Covalently modification
261. Which one is not a property of histone?
- Leucine + Arginine
- Seen in all somatic cells of females and it is the inactivation of one of the X chromosome
- Phenylketonuria
264. Which of the following statement is wrong about human genome organization?
265. Which one of the following is not indication for chromosome analyzing?
- All newborn
- Cystic fibrosis
- PTH
- pH increase
- cytochrome c oxidase
271. Which component of ETS complex does not provide proton to intermembrane space?
- ATP-synthetase
- (-1)
- (-)Lysine
275. Which one has S group in its side chain?
- Methionine
- Histidine
-Phe-Gly-Met-Lys
- B1(Thiamine)
279. Which one has the toxic effect even if it is a water soluble Vitamin?
- B6 (pyridoxine)
- Heparin-not suphated
- Haptoglobin
283. Which one of the following molecules have function on DNA replication?
- DNA A protein
- Immunoglobulin G
285. Which of the following does not synthesized from tyrosine amino acid?
- Melatonin
286. In which of the following diseases you can see typical beta-gama binding in the serum protein
electrophoresis?
- Cirrhosis
287. Which plasma protein is acute phase and conjugated basic drugs?
- a1acid glycoprotein
- a-L-idorunidase
289. Which vitamin is involved in collagen synthesis?
- Vitamin C
290. 80 years old man.Bone pain. Serum level 10.00,albumin level 2,77, normal lipid level and a2
globulin increasd.Which test ?
- Haptoglobin
- Fatty acids are not used by the brain during prolonged starvation
292. Which of the following state regarding the proteins is not true?
- The target protein for lysosomal breakdown are generally intracellular proteins
294. 45 years-old male patient has complaints of increased dyspnea on exertion and shortness of breath
during exercise for the last several months. He denies cough, hemoptysis, chest pain, dysphasia, weight
loss, night sweats, or fevers. The patient states he used to smoke a few cigarettes a day while he was
young but had quit a few years ago. Pulmonary function tests and chest X-ray are abnormal. He has a
moderate elevation of liver transaminases. When you order protein electrophoresis, in which band do
you expect to find abnormality?
- α1 band
295. Which one of the following is wrong for protein and amino acids?
- It is common in adolescents.
- Alanine
3-Arginine increase
- Photolyases
301. Which of the following amino acids has both basic and aromatic properties?
- Histidine
302. Which of the following sentence regarding protein degradation is not correct?
- Glycogen phosphorylase
- Methionine
305. In which of the following are the sources of nitrogen participating in the urea structure correctly
stated?
306. Which of the below are correct about glucuronic acid pathway?
III. Interconverts some less common sugars to ones that can be metabolized
307. In which protein electrophoresis band, a copper-containing protein with ferroxidase activity is
located?
-α2
308. In which one of the following the following diseases collagen metabolism is not defected?
- Emphysema
309. Tests performed in a 38-year-old male patient who was admitted to the hospital with episodic
sweating, palpitations and increased blood pressure, showed that the level of metanephrine in the 24-
hour urine sample was high. Which of the following is your primary pre-diagnosis in planning the
advanced examination for the patient?
- Pheochromocytoma
310. A 23-year-old male presents to the ER with a fracture of his humerus, sustained in what appeared
to be a minor fall. He has a history of multiple fractures after a seemingly minor trauma. He also has
“blue sclera” and an aortic murmur. His underlying problem is most likely due to a mutation in which
one of the following proteins?
- Type 1 collagen
311. Essential pentosuria stems from the deficiency occurred in which of the following reactions?
- L-Xylulose → L-Xylitol
312. Sulfate groups contribute to the negative charge commonly associated with which one of the
following?
313. Which of the following molecule in the kidney is participate in ammonium excretion and can be
converted to a substrate for gluconeogenesis?
- Glutamine
314. In which of the followings is the permanent acceptor / donor pair in the transamination reactions
of amino acids correctly expressed?
316. A 45 years-old male patient has complaints of increased dyspnea on exertion and shortness of
breath during exercise for the last several months. He denies cough, hemoptysis, chest pain, dysphasia,
weight loss, night sweats, or fevers. The patient states he used to smoke a few cigarettes a day while he
was young but had quit a few years ago. Pulmonary function tests and chest X-ray are abnormal. He has
a moderate elevation of liver transaminases. When you order protein electrophoresis, in which band do
you expect to find abnormality?
- α1 band
318. Which of the following molecule is not used as an energy source for liver metabolism?
- Acetoacetate
-8
320. During synthesis of mature collagen fiber, which one of the following steps would occur within the
fibroblast?
321. Which one of the following is wrong for protein and amino acids?
III. Amino acid active transport from intestinal lumen is regulated by Na ATPase pump on the other side
of the membrane
IV. Hartnup disease is a genetic neutral amino acid transport defect in the small intestine and the
kidneys
V. In the γ-glutamyl cycle, glutathione acts as a carrier of neutral amino acids into intestinal cells
323. Which of the following statements about the 26S proteasome-mediated proteolysis is false?
- Lysine
- Laminin
I. Almost all of the globular proteins present in human plasma are glycoproteins
II. In N-linked glycosylation the sugar is attached through a nitrogen (NH) within the a asparagine or
arginine side group on the protein
327. For starting nitrogen-linked glycoprotein synthesis, carbohydrate units in the endoplasmic
reticulum are linked to which of the following molecules?
- Dolichol phosphate
328. Which one of the following amino acids is an essential amino acid?
- Tryptophane
329. At a neutral pH, a mixture of amino acids in solution would be predominantly is which one of the
followings?
- Dipolar ions
330. In which one of the following the following diseases collagen metabolism is not defected?
- Emphysema
331. Which of the followings is not synthesized from Glycine amino acid?
- Melanin
332. Which of the following is fatty acids and ketone body oxidation organs?
I. Myocardium
333. Which of the following best represents the backbone arrangement of two peptide bonds?
- Cα—C—N—Cα—C—N
334. Which of the following amino acids is the precursor for Melatonin synthesis?
- Tryptophan
- One nitrogen comes from glutamate and the other from alanine to synthesize urea
336. Which plasma protein measurement is useful for the evaluation and interpretation of hemolysis?
- Haptoglobin
- Ornithine transcarbamylase
- Aspartic acid
339. Which of the following molecule is not used as an energy source for liver metabolism?
- Acetoacetate
340.
Which of the following enzymes in the glucuronic acid pathway catalyzes the reaction be-low?
- Phosphoglucomutase
341. Which of the following deficiencies cannot be related to vegetarian type nutrition?
- Fatty acid
342. Which kinase is responsible for the phosphorylation of metabolically important enzymes (such as
glycogen synthase) via glucagon and/or epinephrine action?
- Protein kinase A
343. What is the name of the electrophoresis band that carries the positive acute-phase plasma protein,
which transports basic and neutral lipophilic drugs in circulation?
- ɣ- band
345. Which one of the following amino acids does NOT contain methyl-group in its side chain?
- Glycine
346. What is the amino acid that disrupts the alpha-helical structure?
- Proline
347. Which one of the following amino acids is aromatic and contain an OH group in its side chain?
- Tyrosine
- 9,62
350. Which one of the following amino acids contain an amide group?
- glutamine
- Optically inactive
‐ Cysteine
353. Which of the following amino acids include two amino group in its structure?
- Lysine
‐ Methionine
- Secondary structure
357. What is the type of bond that occurs between cysteine residues in a polypeptide chain?
- Disulfide
- Beta-bends are composed of four amino acids, one of them usually is proline
- Cis configuration
360. Which bones in the secondary structure of proteins provides the stability?
- H bonds
- PAPs
363. Which one of the following is the primary inhibitor neurotransmitter in the brain?
- GABA
- GAGs
- Type IV
- Collagen
367. Which one of the following is characteristic of glycine that might account for its use as the initial
amino acid in repeats of collagen molecule (G-X-Y)?
- Hydroxylysine
- Desmosin
‐ hydroxytryptophan (Tryptophan)
371. Which one is the most in tendon? (Which of the following does the tendon contain?)
- Collogen
- Type IV
- Glycine
- Glutamate dehydrogenase
- Dopamine
- Carbonyl
377. Which one is the first step of catabolism of most aa to α - ketoglutamete from ... ?
- Glutamate
378. Which of the following is the final metabolic product of serotonin in Urine?
- Glycine
380. Which one has a role on short term indicator of protein malnutrition?
- Prealbumin
- Tryptophan
382. Which of the following contributes to both nitrogen and carbon atoms to pyrimidine ring?
- Aspartate
- Acetylcholine
E. Aspartate – Creatinine **
385. which type of Hemoglobin is most abundant inside the RBC?
- Hemoglobin A
386. Which of the following has minimum mobility in the electrical field?
- Gamma globulin
- α2 globulin
388. Which of the following plasma protein levels decrease during on inflammation?
- Transferrin
389. Which of the following is detergent used to achieve linear structure of proteins in electrophoresis?
- SDS
- Ig proceeds alpha-antitrypsin
391.
- Monoclonal gammopathy
392. Which disease happens cause of polymerization of hemoglobin which leads to a cascade of effects
decreasing blood flow?
- Sickle cells
- Keratin
394. Sulfate groups contribute to the negative charge commonly associated with? (2 answers)
- Glycosaminoglycans / - Mucopolysaccharides
395. Which of the following is activated sugars in galactose, glycogen and glycoprotein?
- Uridine Di phosphate
396. What is the type of protein defect that results in Marfan syndrome?
- Fibrillin
397. A water soluble protein is most likely to have highest proportion of which of following aminoacid
residue buried to it's core?
- Isoleucine
- Renal failure
- Serotonin
- L Dopa
- The target proteins for lysosomal breakdown are generally intracellular proteins
402. Which of the fallowing preferred substrate for resting cardiac muscle?
- Fatty Acid
- a1 antitripsin404.
405. Which of the following is not one of the findings of nephrotic syndrome?
- Smoking
408. Which of the following lipids is mostly found in the mitochondrial membranes?
- Cardiolipin
409. Which of the following parameters is not used in Framingham’s risk score?
- Triglycerides
410. Which of the following could be used as energy source in cardiac muscle?
411. Which of the following apolipoprotein is found in İDL but not LDL?
- Apo E
412. Which of the following molecules is defective in Marfan syndrome, which is characterized by the
long thin extremities, lens subluxation, skeletal muscle deformities and aortic aneurysm ?
- Fibrillin
- Choline
- Phospholipase A2
415. Which of the options below is the result of 7-dehydrocholesterol reductase (DHCR7) deficiency?
- Smith-Lemli-Opitz syndrome
416. Which of the following protein responsible for packaging triacylglycerols into neutral fat droplets in
adipose tissue?
- Perilipin
- If amount of TAG is less than 400 mg/dL , then LDL is measured spectrophotometer.
418. Hyperactivity, anxiety, and insomnia might be a symptom of which of the following?
- Decreased GABA
419. Which one of the eicosanoids has vasodilation and smooth muscle relaxation effect?
- Prostaglandin E2
- Troponin
- They are mainly located around internal organs in the mesenteric region of abdomen
423. Which of the following enzymes is involved in the formation of cross links in collagen synthesis?
- Lysyl oxidase
424. Which one is responsible for the formation of cholesterol ester in the cell?
- ACAT
425. What about resistin is true?
- Proteoglycan
428. Which of the following lipoproteins causes creamy layer formation when the plasma is kept at 4°C?
- Chylomicron
429. Calculate the LDL Cholesterol level of a patient whose Total Cholesterol value is 250 mg/dL,
Triglyceride value is 200 mg/dL, and HDL cholesterol value is 30 mg/dL.
- 180
- Methionine
I. Fatty acids
433. Which of the following is the regulation point in the bile acid synthesis as the rate limiting step?
- 7 alpha-hydroxylase
435. The conversion of nascent chylomicrons to mature chylomicrons requires which of the following?
- High-density lipoprotein
436. Ahmet is a 21 year old student. Total Cholesterol level is 390 mg/dL, LDL Cholesterol level is 190
mg/dL and Triglycerides level is 450 mg/dL. Which of the followings defines the laboratory results best?
- Mixed hyperlipidemia
- Gender
439. The relationship between chondrocytes and cartilage tissue is between which of the following and
adipocytes?
- Fat tissue
440. Which of the followings about sliding filament theory of muscle contraction is not true?
441. In which of the following are the apolipoproteins common to both chylomicron and VLDL given
correctly?
442. Which enzyme is mainly responsible for releasing of prostaglandin precursor arachidonic acid from
cell membrane lipids?
- Phospholipase A2
- Aldosterone
- IDL-------Apo C
447. Which of the following diseases occur due to 7dehydrocholesterol reductase deficiency?
I-Monocyte adhesion
II-Endothelial injury
- IDL
450. Which one of the following is a large glycoprotein with dimer structure of 2 large units joined by
disulfide bond important in cell-ECM interactions?
- Fibronectin
451. Which of the followings about the cholesterol metabolism is not true?
452. Which of the following is not included in the properties of slow oxidative (type 1) muscle fibers?
453. Which one of the following hormone-insulin effect pair is not correct?
- Phosphatidyl-choline
- Cardiolipin
- Type 4
- L Dopa
459. The absorbance value of a solution containing 180 LDL cholesterol is 0.5. What is a concentration of
a solution with absorbance value of 0.3?
- 108
460. What is the LDL value based on Friedwald Equations? (Data: Total cholestrol 195, Hdl cholestrol 45,
Tg 140)
- 122
461. Blood group antigens are formed by more than two carbohydrate containing glycolipids. What is
the name of that glycolipids?
- Globosides
462. Which one is not used by muscle when fasting?
- Osteoclast
- Fibronectin
465. Which of the statements are true? During the muscle contraction
466. Which of the following elements of muscle contraction is used widely in the diagnosis of myocardial
infarction?
- Troponin
- Muscle cells synthesize glycogen and FAs during resting and recovery period *(Muscle cannot
synthesize FA)
I. L-Dopa is use in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease because it can pass the blood-brain barrier
II. Decrease in the excitatory neurotransmitters cause fatigue, sleepiness and loss of motivation
III. Glutamate is the most abundant neurotransmitter in CNS and primary excitatory neurotransmitter
IV. Acetylcholine induce the contraction of skeletal muscles, but it inhibits the contraction of the cardiac
fibers.
V. Acetylcholine is the primary neurotransmitter in the neuromuscular junction and its excitatory
- elastin
471. Which one of following mediator is responsible for inhibition of appetite?
- Leptin
- Ghrelin
- Leptin
475. Some TAGs* are transferred to HDL* and some Cholesterol esters* are transferred to VLDL*
- Chylomicron
- LDL - B48
478. Which of the following is similar to plasminogen competes with plasminogen for fibrin binding sites
thus increased plaque formation?
- Apo (a)
- Type l
- Vitamin B
481. The liver cholesterol pool is not used for which of the following's synthesis?
- Chylomicron
- Iduronate sulfatase
485. Which bond of cellulose in the human gut cannot be digested because it cannot be hydrolyzed?
486. When a patient is suspected to have liver and bone diseases together, which of the following
enzyme is more helpful for diagnosis?
487. Which of the following reactions of the glucuronic acid pathway is absent in humans?
488. Which of the following correctly lists the correct order of terms related to glucose measurement?
The ........ colored tube containing ...............inhibits ........... and stops glycolysis therefore this tube can
be used for glucose analysis in waiting samples.
489. Which of the following/followings about diabetic ketoacidosis is/are not true?
490.
- Non-competitive inhibition
491. Which of the following statements are related with structure of proteins are true?
I. Secondary structures are formed by a regular repeating pattern of hydrogen bond formation between
backbone atoms
- 5-fluorouracil
495. Which of the following plasma proteins is found in alpha-2 band in protein electrophoresis?
- Haptoglobin
496. Which of the following statements regarding complex lipids is not correct?
497. Which of the following is not a parameter that can be measured with a urine strip?
- Stercobilinogen
498. A 23-year-old male patient presents to the emergency department with a fractured humerus. The
patient has a history of multiple fractures after a minor trauma to what appears to be a minor fall. He
also has a “blue sclera” and an aortic murmur. The underlying problem is most likely caused by the
mutation of which of the following proteins?
- Type 1 collagen
500. Which of the following is caused by the increase in the amount of glucagon?
501. Which of the following vitamins’ coenzyme form is involved in the simultaneous transfer of 2
electrons and 2 protons?
- Riboflavin
502. Complete the following statement about lipoprotein metabolism by filling in the blanks with the
correct term. Which of the following correctly lists the correct order of terms?
´____ esterify dietary cholesterol to transport to____ and packages it as ____. Acyl coenzyme A (CoA)-
cholesterol acyl transferase (ACAT) converts ____ to store excess cholesterol in the cell. Lecithin-
cholesterol acyltransferase (LCAT) is found____ .
- Phosphorylase
504. Which of the following metabolites is involved in glycogenolysis, glycolysis, and gluconeogenesis?
- Glucose-6-phosphate
505. Which one of the statements is wrong about the Gibbs free energy change for an exergonic
reaction? Delta G = Delta G0´ + RT ln{[Products]/[Reactants]}
506. Which of the following does not be synthesized from pyruvate in human?
- Ethanol
508. Which of the following sentences regarding gluconeogenesis regulation is not correct?
- Cirrhosis
510. Which of the amino acids given below carries the nitrogen atoms of the muscle amino acids to the
liver?
- Alanine
511. It is formed in pineal gland, its synthesis controlled by light and it is important in circadian rhythms.
Which of the followings is the defined structure and its amino acid precursor?
- Melatonin-Tryptophan
513. Which of the following amino acid pairs are important in alpha helix formation?
- proline-glycine
514. Which of the following statements about the exercise biochemistry is true?
I. Phosphagen system is the first to supply ATP for the muscles during exercise but has a limited source
lasting for about 15 seconds
- Acetoacetate
517. Which of the following sentence regarding protein degradation is not correct?
519. Which of the following statements about Electron Transport Chain (ETC. and Oxidative
Phosphorylation are correct?
III. Uncouplers increases the oxidation rate in oxidative phosphorylation and causes high body
temperature.
520. Which nucleotide is used for the activation of intermediates in glycerophospholipid synthesis?
- CDP
521. Which of the following is not present in Lineweaver-Burk Plot formula for enzyme kinetics?
- pH
522.
Which of the following enzymes in the glucuronic acid pathway catalyzes the reaction below?
- Phosphoglucomutase
523. Which of the following plasma proteins is not synthesized in the liver?
- IgG
524. Which of the following glycolysis reactions has the highest negative delta G value?
525. Which of the following is not one of the test used in the diagnosis or follow-up of diabetes?
- Alanine aminotransferase
526. In most patients with gout as well as those with Lesch-Nyhan syndrome, purines are overproduced
and overexerted. Yet the hypoxanthine analogue allopurinol, which effectively treats gout, has no effect
on the severe neurological symptoms of Lesch-Nyhan patients because it does not do which one of the
following?
527. Which of the following Monosaccharide metabolism disorders shows the mildest clinical
symptoms?
- Essential fructosuria
528. In which protein electrophoresis band, a copper-containing protein with ferroxidase activity is
located?
-α2
529. Which of the following is transported to the mitochondrial matrix during oxidative
phosphorylation?
530. Which of the following has the highest Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA. for carbohydrate
intake?
- Breastfeeding
531. Which of the following blood glucose values indicates the presence of impaired fasting glucose?
- 100-125
- Group specificity
533. Which of the following glycolysis reactions would be affected in the presence of arsenic?
534. Which is the rate-controlling step of pyrimidine synthesis that exhibits allosteric inhibition by
cytidine triphosphate (CTP)?
- Aspartate transcarbamoylase
535. Which of the following statements about regulation of glycolysis are true?
III. The organs having low ratio of NADH/NAD+ are lactate consuming organs
536. Glycosaminoglycans linked to core protein via which amino acid to form brush border?
- Serine
537. Which amino acid carries the amino group of the amino acids into the mitochondria in liver?
- Glutamate
538. Which of the fallowing laboratory equipment is used measure value more accuracy than others?
- Graduated cylinder
- Immunoglobulin
- Malate
544. after a high calorie meal intake, during absorptive phase of liver, which of the following metabolic
event is not observed?
- Stimulation of PEP-carboxylase
- isocitrate dehydrogenase
547. In Electron Transport Chain by which of the following enzyme complex electrons are transferred to
O2?
- Complex 4
- 6.8
549. Which one of the following amino acid has an aliphatic side chain?
- Leucine
551. Which of the followings statement about cholesterol metabolism is not true?
552. Which of the following vitamin coenzyme form involve in transfer 2 electrons and 1 proton
simultaneously?
- Niacin
- Glutamate
555. During a physical activity requiring short term, max power, which of the following substrates is
used primarily by skeletal muscle?
- phosphocreatine
556. What is the LDL value based on Friedwald Equations? (Data: Total cholestrol 240, Hdl cholestrol 35,
Tg 200)
- 165
- Adenylate kinase
1,3-Biphosphoglycerate----Dihydroxyacetone phosphate+Glyceraldehyde-3-Phosphate
- Scleroprotein
560. Which of the following does not use ketone bodies under any condition?
- Erythrocyte
561. Which of the following increased concentrations of the molecules in mitochonderia inhibits transfer
of electrons to oxygen in the ETC?
- NADH
562. Which of the following is wrong for the sliding theory that is effective in muscle contraction?
- Glycogen phosphorylase
564. Which of the following is not one of the substrate-enzyme pairings found in humans?
- Glycerol kinase
566. Which of the following proteins distinguish serum electrophoresis and CSF electrophoresis?
- Beta2 transferrin
568. What value should LDL be desired in an individual with a heart attack?
- 100
- Muscle contraction
571. What is the net energy production of a 16 carbon fatty acid when it is completely oxidized?
- 106
572. Which of the followings about for ketone bodies are true?
1) Ketone bodies are formed when fats are rapidly broken down
575. Which of the following statements about the neurotransmission process is not true?
- phosphatidic acid
- Alpha 1 band
I. hexokinase is normally active in cell when glucokinase only turns on glycose levels is high
III. fructose-2 phosphate is the most potent allosteric enzyme of PFK enzyme
IV. high NADH/NAD ratio in heart cell, lactate dehydrogenase turns lactate to pyruvate
I – glycolysis
581. Which one isn't the mechanism of the regulation enzyme activation?
- Phosphoenolpyruvate carboxylase
583. Which of the following is not modifable factor for cardiovascular heart disease?
- Age
- 5.7
585. Which of the following enzyme use oxygen and NADP during reaction and inhibited by presence of
bile acid?
- 7 ∝ hydroxylase
586. Patient's fasting glucose is 115 after 15??? hours fasting. what is your diagnose?
- IFT
- incorrect report
588. During breakdown of purine nucleotides for urine acid, adenosine deaminase directly converts
adenosine to which one of the following?
- Inosine
- cAMP
- Transferases
- Cysteine
594. Which of the following contributes to both nitrogen and carbon atoms to pyrimidine ring?
- Aspartate
- HMG Synthase
596. Which of the following doesn’t participate in the pathways related with homocysteine metabolism?
- Cystathionine
- LDL
598. Major metabolite that are produced under normal circumstance by liver and skeletal muscle that
live in cori cycle?
- Lactate
600. Which of the following is not needed for the de novo of fatty acids?
- Carnitine
602. Uncouplers dissociate oxidation in Resp. Chain form phosphorylation and high dose of aspirin. And
aspirin is an uncoupler for oxidative phosphorylation. Which one is not an effect of high dose aspirin?
- Cytochrome a3
- Heme Synthesis
- Bone mineralization
- Malonyl CoA
608. Which one is necessary for transmission of long F.A from cytoplasm to mitochondria?
- Coenzyme A
- PRPP → 5-phosporibosylamine
- Succinate thiokinase
614. Reducing equivalents from succinate enter the mitochondrial respiratory chain at…?
- FAD
615. In Classic Galactosemia, accumulation of which compound cause severe symptoms such as cataract
and mental retardation?
- Galactitol
616. Which one of the compounds block the flow of protons through ATP synthase at respiratory chain?
- Oligomycin
617. Which one of the following statements about glycogen metabolism is wrong?
- Thyrosine - Melanin
619. The pentose phosphate pathway protects erythrocytes against hemolysis by assisting me enzyme?
- Glutathione peroxidase
- Pyruvate carboxylase
621. Which of the following statements about pyruvate kinase enzyme is wrong?
- In pyruvate kinase deficiency, increased ratio of ADP to ATP in red blood cells is seen In many glycolytic
tissues, alanine activates conversion of phosphoenolpyruvate into pyruvate
622. UDP Glucuronic acid is required for the reactions below except?
- Glycogen synthesis
Newborns are prone to vitamin K deficiency therefore are injected with Vitamin K to protect from
Vitamin K deficiency
624. Which one is not a steroid hormone?
- Insulin
- ACTH
628. Which of the followings is synthesized during fatty acid synthesis and inhibits fatty acid oxidation in
carnitine acetyltransferase step?
- Malonyl CoA
- Glycine
- All of the hemoglobin contained in the body is composed of two alpha and two beta subunits
634. Which of the following muscle contraction elements is used in Myocardial Infarction
diagnosis?
- Troponin
635. Which of the following takes place in oxidative phosphorylation by transferring electrons
one by one?
- Cytochrome C
636. During glycogenesis first glucose bound to which amino acid part of the glycogenin
(primer) protein?
- Tyrosine
637. Which of the following is the rate limiting enzyme of cholesterol synthesis?
- Phosphofructokinase-1 (PFK-1)
641. Which of the followings occurs as a result of catecholamine catabolism?
- Vanillylmandelic acid (VMA).
642. When velocity of enzyme activity is plotted against substrat concentration, which of the
following is obtained?
- Hyperbolic curve
643. Which one of following mediator is responsible for inhibition (decrease) of appetite?
- Leptin
644. It is formed in pineal gland, its synthesis controlled by light and it is important in circadian
rhythms. Which of the followings is the defined structure and its amino acid precursor?
- Melatonin-Tryptophan
645. Which of the following statements is wrong?
- One nitrogen comes from glutamate and the other from alanine to synthesize urea
646. Imagine a toxin is introduced to the human body and inhibited the establishment of the
proton gradient in intermembrane space. What would you predict as a result?
- ATP Synthase would be unable to produce ATP
647. Which of the following is the main substrate to limit the rate of the TCA cycle that converts
excess Acetyl-CoAs to ketone bodies?
- Oxaloacetate
648. Which of the following values can be defined as the improved fasting glucose according to
ADA?
- 90-120**
- 100-125** (IF THE QUESTION HAS IMPARED INSTEAD OF IMPROVED)
649. In purine metabolism which one of the following purine nucleotide formed first?
- Inosine monophosphate
HISTOLOGY & EMBRYOLOGY
1. Which one of these systems is widely distributed in several anatomical sites but does not form an
organ system?
- Skeletal system
2. Which of the following choices does not belong to the main classification of "four basic tissues"?
- Bone tissue
3. Which type of microscope is used for scanning the surface of the tissue?
- SEM - AFM
4. Which of the given information is wrong about fixation step of tissue preparing process?
- The most important thing for fresh tissue is not to contact with air and sunlight, so you can put it into a
well closed dark colored bottle within water for 1-2 days.
5. After using increased degrees of alcohol and reached 100% pure alcohol level which chemical will can
be used at next step of tissue preparing process?
- Xylene
6. Which one of the given microscopes has the best resolving power?
7. Which of the given information is wrong about stains and staining procedures?
- To protect the slide from environmental harmful effects we should close over the glasses with coverslip
immediately after eosin step at staining procedure of Hematoxylen&Eosin.
8. Which of the followings does not belong to optical parts of a light microscope?
- Lysosome
10. Which step comes just after that ‘clearing’ at tissue processing?
- Embedding
11. Which one of the following chemicals is not used during H&E staining process of a tissue sample
taken on a microscopic slide?
- Formaldehyde
- Most commonly used acidic dye for routine staining at a histology lab is ‘Eosin’
13. What is the magnification level of the ocular lens (not the objective lens) on a compound
microscope?
- 10x
- All tissues’ preparation steps chemical and duration are the same except light and electron microscope.
.............. allows the perception of three-dimensional views of the surface of cells or tissues.
16. Which type of microscope especially used for examination of living cells?
- Electron Microscope
- The magnification power is the summing of the objective and ocular lens magnification power
- Staining
19. What is the 3D structural shape when 2D figures show circle of different size?
- Sphere
20. How thick or thin should a histological sample be microtomed for light microscope?
- Micrometer
- 1000000
22. What is power magnification to be able to see cells that 1cm long with light microscopy?
- 1000X
- Nucleus
24. Which of the following organelles does not have cell membrane?
- Ribosomes
25. Which of the organelles has its own DNA?
- Mitochondria
26. Which of the following is not belong to the intermediate filament classes?
- Kinesin
27. What is the name of the stain that use to observe mitochondria in kidney tubules?
- Iron Hematoxylin
28. What is the type of intracellular inclusion that we can distinguish with osmium tetroxide dye?
- Lipid inclusion
29. Which of cells carry out their secretions by using the constituve pathway one of the general pathway
of exocytosis?
- Plasma cells
30. Which of the following structures doesn’t belong to the class of integral membrane proteins?
- Inclusion
- Blood cells
- In G2 phase cell gathers nutrients and synthesizes RNA and proteins necessary for DNA synthesis and
chromosome replication.
34. With which protein does the microtubules of the developing mitotic spindle attach to the
chromosomes?
- Kinetochores
35. Which of the following information about the smooth-surfaced endoplasmic reticulum (sER) is not
true?
38. In which phase of the following stages does the crossing-over occurs?
- Pakiten
39. Which of the following intermediate filaments are found in the nucleoplasm?
- Lamins
40. Which of the following proteins are involved in the movement of intracellular organelles associated
with microtubules?
41. Which of the following information about cell death mechanisms including necrosis and apoptosis is
not true?
- Damage to the plasma membrane may also be initiated by viruses, or proteins called perforins in the
apoptosis
- Peroxisomes
- Crystals
45. In which of the following organelles lysosomal enzymes and lysosomal membrane proteins are
synthesized?
- rER
46. Which of the followings are the components of the Nissl bodies in nerve cells?
- Catalase
48. Which of the followings about the microtubules of the cytoskeleton elements is not true?
- The microtubules grow from β-tubulin rings that serve as nucleation sites for each microtubule
embedded in MTOC
49. Which of the following information about necrosis and apoptosis (cell death mechanisms) is not
true?
- Viruses or proteins called perforins in the apoptosis can damage the plasma membrane
50. Which of the followings is false for chromatin structure in the cell nucleus?
- Eight nucleosomes form one turn in the coil of chromatin fibril, which is approximately 100-folder
shorter than unfolded DNA.
- The nucleus of dividing cell consists 4 components; chromatin, nucleolus, nuclear envelope,
nucleoplasm
52. Which part of nucleolus represents site of initial ribosomal assembly and contains densely packed
perisomal particles?
53. All living organisms, bacteria, plants, animal is made of cells, what are the components found in all
cells?
- Membrane-DNA-ribosome
- Bacteria
- Intermediate Filament
56. Which is the best defining of the difference between Heterochromatin and Euchromatin?
- rER
58. What is the 3D shape of cell that shows different sizes of 2D shape triangle?
- Pyramid
- Microvilli
- 10000
61. Which one of the organelles is used for transcription from DNA to RNA?
- Nucleus
- Pyramidal cell
- G2 checkpoints control for protein synthesis involved in mitotic machinery formation and
environmental factors
66. Which of the following statement about nuclear envelope is not correct?
- Best’s carmine
- Protozoa
- Prokaryote
72. Which one of the following is delivered from ectodermal germ layer?
73. How many days does the developmental gestational age that begins with fetrilizarion?
- 266 days
3-Syncytiotrophoblasts
4-Mesenchymal tissue
Choose the answer that gives the layers of the placental membrane in correct order starting from
outside (maternal side) towards fetal capillaries.
- 3,1,4 and 2
76. Choose the statement that is not included within the 4 rules of teratology.
- During the first two weeks of development, the embryo is either lost or continues to live when exposed
to a teratogen.
78. Which of the following develops in the mesoderm from primitive node to the prechordal plate in the
embryo disc?
- Notochord
79. Which of the following is not true for the implantation process?
80. Which one of the followings isn't a characteristic for the development of an ovarian follicle?
- Endoplasmic reticulum
- At ovulation, the nucleus of the secondary oocyte begins the second meiotic division but progress only
to prophase, when division is arrested.
84. The corpus luteum of pregnancy remains functionally active throughout the first...... of pregnancy.
Fill in the blanks.
- 20 weeks
85. When does the acrosome reaction begins? It begins when.............
- 14-15
87. Embryoblasts are ---------, that they have the potential to become ANY of the 220 types of cells in the
human body
- Ovulation is the shortest phase of cycle and FSH (Follicle stimulating hormone) peak is necessary for
ovulation
- Primary spermatocyte subsequently undergoes the firs meiotic division to form 2 diploid secondary
spermatocytes
93. Which phase of the menstrual cycle is characterized by growing of many tiny blood vessels in uterus
and preparation of the uterine wall for receiving a zygote?
- Proliferative phase
94. During the organogenesis process which of the following structures acts as an organization center?
- Notochord
95. Which is the following is not true for the first formation of blood cells and vessels in the embryo?
96. Choose the most commonly used measurement criteria to examine the development of a 7–8-week-
old embryo.
- 266 days
98. Which one of the followings is responsible for zona reaction during fertilization?
- The secondary spermatocytes subsequently undergo the first meiotic division to form four haploid
spermatids.
100. Which of the following statements is correct about the 3rth week of embryonal development?
101. What kind of cells have pluripotency during the embryonic period?
- Blastomeres
- Gene mutation
Somite–––Paraxial mesoderm
Epidermis–––Surface ectoderm
107. Which of the following structures must degenerate for blastocyst implantation to occur?
- Zona Pellicuda
- Primitive streak induces the thickening of ectoderm and formation of neural tube which is primordial
CNS.
112. What would happen if the trophoblast did not secrete hCG upon implantation of the blastocyst?
- ER
116. Which phase of the menstrual cycle characterized by the increase level of progesterone that make
uterine wall thicker?
- Luteal Phase
- Primitive streak
3-Cytotrophoblast
4-Syncytotrophoblast
119. Which one is usually the longest and the most variable phase of cell cycle?
- G1
- Morula
121. Which of the following is not extraembryonic membrane?
‐ Decidua
1‐Spermatogonium 2‐Primer
- Leydig cells
- Primary Oocyte complete first meiotic division just before ovulation / Secondary oocyte begins second
meiotic division if penetration by sperm occurs.
125. After how many days does the uterus starts getting ready for implantation?
- 4-5 Days
- 28 Days
- Breakdown of pronucleus
- Restoration of phenotype
133. Blastomeres of individual isolated at 4-cell stage and cultured until blastocysts stage then it in vitro
for different carrier (mothers)? What will be the result?
- Pluripotent: The ability to turn into all the mature (adult) cell types of the body
- Totipotent – zygote
- Late Blastocyte
142. Which one does not occur in the end of second week?
- Tertiary Villi
- 13-14 days
- Gastrulation
- Notochord
- Paraxial mesoderm
147. Which one is not exist in secondary villi?
- Fetal capillary
- Somites differentiate
- Syncytiotrophoblast
- Notochord
151. In which period is the primitive streak firstly appear and what is its major event?
- 3 weeks, gastrulation
- Epidermis
157. Which one of the following structures is not seen in smooth muscle?
- Fascia adherens
158. Which of the following cell in the skin contains Birbeck granules?
- Langerhans cells
- Stratum granulosum
160. Which one of these cellular junctions on lateral domain form impermeable connections between
two adjacent cells?
- Tight junctions
161. Which of the following cell types aren't found in cerebrum?
- Satellite cells
- Terminal button
163. Which of the following suggestions is wrong about peripheric nervous system?
- Urothelium
- It is a vascular tissue
166. Which one of the followings is false for dense irregular connective tissue?
- Dense irregular connective tissue is the main functional component of tendons, ligaments, and
aponeurosis.
- Actin filaments
- Thrombocytes
- A high concentration of hemoglobin is present within erythrocytes and is responsible for their uniform
basophilic staining with methylene blue
170. Which one of the followings is not true for the fibroblasts of the connective tissue?
- Fibroblasts contains bundles of longitudinally disposed actin filaments and dense bodies similar to
those observed in smooth muscle cells
172. Which type of blood cells are associated with allergic reactions, parasitic infections, and chronic
inflammation?
- Eosinophils
173. Which type of connective tissue constitute the structural framework of bone marrow and many
lymphoid structures, as well as a framework enveloping certain cells?
174. Which one of these cells have a polyploid nucleus (8-64 n) and the biggest cells in the bone marrow
that give rise to thrombocytes?
- Megakaryocyte
175. If you see the properties given below at the preparation which you observe under light microscope,
which tissue/organ can this preparation belong to?
+ Borders between two neighbor cells are stained more darker than usual striations.
- Heart
176. Which one of the followings is false for hyaluronic acid (hyaluronan)?
- Hyaluronan is the only GAG that contain sulfate, so macromolecules can easily diffuse through
hyaluronan network
178. Which type of cells in the connective tissue have intended or kidney shaped nucleus and lysosomes
are abundant in the cytoplasm?
- Histiocytes
180. Match epithelial apical cell surface specializations with the organs, whose epithelium is a good
example for these cell surface specializations.
- Mast cells
182. Match the cytoskeletal elements or adhesion molecules with the correct cell adhesion complex in
terms of lateral and basal cell surface specializations.
183. Chose the cell surface specialization, whose structure is named as the axoneme.
- Cilium
184. Which of the followings is the thickest sheath located just under beneath tendon structure,
surrounds all fascicles and fibers of the whole muscle and composed of ırregular dense connective
tissue?
- Epimysium
187. Which type of connective tissue is located in the umbilicus and has the ground substance that is
largely made up of mucopolysaccharides (hyaluronic acid and chondroitin sulfate) which referred to as
Wharton’s jelly?
188. Which of the following is different than the others in terms of its function?
- Gap Junctions
- Zonula Occludens
- Microglia
192. Which of the followings are not the layer of epidermis?
- Stratum melanosum
- Urinary bladder
194. Which of the following neuroglial cell is not found at medulla spinalis?
- Schwann cell
196. Which type of connective tissue forms lamina propria of mucous membranes?
197. Which of the following neuroglial cell belongs to peripheral nervous system?
- Satellite
198. If you see the properties given below at the preparation which you observe under light microscope,
which tissue/organ can this preparation belong to?
- Tongue
199. Which types of leucocytes are most common type of mononuclear leucocytes and do not have
phagocytic function?
- Lymphocytes
200. Which of the following cells are not belong to the epidermis?
- Malpighi cells
201. Match epithelial apical cell surface specializations with the organs, whose epithelium is a good
example for these cell surface specializations.
- Type 2
204. Which of the following is the factor that is shared by both extrinsic and intrinsic clotting pathways
and plays an important role in formation of thrombin from prothrombin by activating the
prothrombinase?
- Factor X
206. Which junctional complex bind cardiac cells together to prevent their pulling apart under repetitive
contractions
- Macula Adherens
207. Select the choice that gives two different types of agranulocytes?
- Monocyte-Lymphocytes
- Hyaluronic acid
211. Which one is involved in immune system and is capable antibody production?
- Lymphocytes
212. Which one of the following is involved in allergic reaction and produce histamine and heparin?
- Basophil
214. Which one is false for connective tissue and it's localization?
- Type 4
216. Which of the followings is not a glycoprotein of ground substance in the connective tissue?
- Hyaluronic acid
217. Which of the connective tissue cells produce collagen elastic and reticular fibers and ground
substance of Extracellular matrix?
- Fibroblast
- Deficiency of desmin plays role at Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy and it's X-linked recessive trait. *(not
desmin, dystrophin)
219. Which of the following is one of the most important protein which is responsible for maintaining
the shape of erythrocyte?
- Spectrin
- Plasmin
221. When you think of the function and the structure of the following lateral or basal surface
specializations which one is different from all the others?
- Hemidesmosome
- Stereocilia
223. Which of the following surrounded by the cell membrane and contain a central pair of isolated
microtubules surrounded by 9 more pairs of microtubules?
- Cilia
224. In a epithelial cell, what is the name of the network that connects actin filament, intermediate
filament and spectrin?
- Terminal web
- Type 4
- Microvilli
227. Which cytosolic component doesn’t contain microtubeles?
- Microvillus
228. What is the type of connective tissue which is Jelly-like and produces Mucin?
- Orcein
- Aggrecan
- Fibroblast
232. Which one is the biggest blood cell and differentiate into macrophage?
- Monocyte
- GAG
- Heart muscle
- Desmosome
- Skeletal muscle
241. Which of the following definition is wrong?
- Perineurium: It's the connective tissue sheath which surrounds bundles (fascicles) of muscle fibers
- Free ribosomes
- Schwann cells
- Myelin Sheet
- Dendrospinous
- Golgi
- Axosinaptic
- Retina
- Pacinian encapsulated bodies are the receptors that sense sensitive touching
- Stratum Basale
255. Which structure have different embryonic origin?
- Langerhans*(bone marrow)
- Stratum spinosum
259. Which one includes both specific granules and azurophilic granules?
- Neutrophil
- Lymphocyte
263. Which of the following is not on the lateral surface of the cell?
- Hemidesmosoms
264. Which one is a special dye for Elastic fibers of connective tissue?
- Orsein
265. What are the common (preserved) layers of a 4 week placental membrane and a 4 month placental
membrane?
267. Which of the following you do not expect to see while you are observing a cerebellum preparation
under light microscope?
- Schwann cell
268. Which one of the following is not an accessory protein that belongs to sarcomere structure?
- Myosin II
- It is the science and art of healing. It encompasses a variety of health care practices evolved to
maintain and restore health by the prevention and treatment of illnesses.
- Transmission, Phase-contrast and Scanning are the three types of electron microscope.
271. Which of the following information about tissue preparing process is false?
- Trisomy
273. Which one of the following structures does seen at heart muscle?
- Fascia adherens
274. Which of the following is associated with 9+2 microtubule (axoneme structure)?
- Cilium
275. What is the epithelium of the trachea and upper respiratory tract?
276. Which couple at the following choices both include microscope types that give information about
surface properties of material?
277. Which one of the following statements is wrong about nervous tissue?
- Tubulin
280. Chose the correct statement regarding the neural tube formation.
- Myelocyte
282. Which of the following histological stains is not specific for DNA?
- Hematoxylin
283. In which time period do body plan and embryonic organ systems develop?
285. Which layer of bilaminar disc forms all tissues and organs of embryo?
- Epiblast
- Stratum granulosum
- Somites-----Paraxial mesoderm
- Epidermis------Surface ectoderm
288. Which of the statements concerning human embriyotic folding events is not correct?
289. Which one is wrong for fixation step of tissue preparing process?
- Some fixative in a jam can be used for different tissue at different times in three months.
290. There are 2 type electron microscope. At ........... E.M. electrons pass through cells so we get a very
detailed image from inside of the cell and structural elements of the cell. At ........... E.M. type, electrons
reflect from surface of material which we want to investigate so we get a 3D image of surface.
- transmission-scanning
291. Which structure given below cannot seen in dermis under the light microscope within skin
preparation?
- Keratohyaline granules
- Lymphocyte-Wright Giemsa
295. Which one of the following cell type is stable, slowly renewing and maintaining tissue form?
-Fibroblasts
- Caveola
- Somites differentiate
- Immunochemistry
- Cell viability
- Endothelium
- 13-14 days
- Totipotent
306. What is wrong for heterochromatin?
- Indicates metabolically inactive cells such as neurons (found much in sperm and lenfosit cels)
- %10 Formaldehyde
- Ribosomes
309. Which one of the following isn't a phase of fertilization?
- Lysis of the oocyte and sperm cell membranes
310. Which of the followings is false for menstrual cycle?
- Ovulation is the shortest phase of cycle and FSH (Follicle stimulating hormone) peak is
necessary for ovulation
311. Which of the following is not a squamous epithelium tissue?
- Urothelium
312. Which one of the followings is false for spermatogenesis?
- Primary spermatocyte subsequently undergoes the firs meiotic division to form 2 diploid
secondary spermatocytes
313. Choose the statement that is not included within the 4 rules of teratology.
- During the first two weeks of development, the embryo is either lost or continues to live when
exposed to a teratogen.
314. Which one of these cellular junctions on lateral domain form impermeable connections
between two adjacent cells?
- Tight junctions
315. The corpus luteum of pregnancy remains functionally active throughout the first...... of
pregnancy. Fill in the blanks.
- 20 weeks
316. Which of the following organelles is not a non-membranous organelle?
- Peroxisomes
317. During the organogenesis process which of the following structures acts as an organization
center?
- Notochord
318. In which phase of the following stages does the crossing-over occurs?
- Pakiten
319. Which type of blood cells are associated with allergic reactions, parasitic infections, and
chronic inflammation?
- Eosinophils
320. Which one of these systems is widely distributed in several anatomical sites but does not
form an organ system?
- Skeletal system
321. Which statement is false for oogenesis?
- At ovulation, the nucleus of the secondary oocyte begins the second meiotic division but
progress only to prophase, when division is arrested.
322. What’s the total magnification?
- Total Magnification: MP of objective x MP of ocular.
A. Exchange of gases
B. Exchange of nutrients and electrolytes
C. Transmission of maternal antibodies
D. Hormone Production
E. Amniotic fluid production***
BIOSTATISTICS
1. Which of the following is not an example for dependent measurement?
- Comparing patients of control groups according to their Hb levels
2. %70 is a 70 ______ of something and calculated by multiplying the magnitude of interest by 0.70.
70th ________ is the value where 70% of the data fall below and 30% fall above
- percentage/percentile
3. ___________ estimation, decision, modeling with the help of sampling on the basis of statistical
theory.
- Inferential statistics
4. What is the type of error that occurs during the hypothesis testing process when a null hypothesis is
rejected, even though it is true in population?
- Type-I error
3)population is identified
7. Which word group is suitable for the blanks in the following sentence? If there is a/an ……… value in a
data distribution; then ………. should be used as a summary measure.
- Outlier, median
8. What are the types of variables such as stages of cancer (Stage I-II-III), pain intensity (mild, moderate,
severe), level of education (primary, high school, university)?
- Qualitative- Ordinal
9.
Some variables and the values that these variables can take are given above. Which of the following give
the correct order of types of these variables?
- Continuous-Discrete-Nominal-Ordinal
10.
The ages of the patients who recieved ulcer treatment were compared according to the type of
treatment and the following output was obtained. According to these results, which of the statements is
correct?
- The 0,430 difference between mean age is not statistically significant (p=0.933)
11. Which is the correct term for the following blank? “The descriptive measures (mean, rate, etc.)
calculated with the data obtained from the sample are called ……………..”
- Statistics
12. Which one of the following is not the correct property of normal distribution?
13.
Which of the following statements is true according to the results given above? (α=0.05)
Which of the following statements is wrong according to the results given above?
- There is no difference between chroinc lung disease absent and present group according to FVC values
(p=0.383)
17. Which of the followings does the researcher consider when choosing the appopriate test for
analysis?
18.
The results obtained in a study comparing FVC (forced vital capacity) values of patients with and without
chronic lung disease are as follows. Which of the following statements is wrong according to the results
given above?
- The appropriate descriptive statistics to describe FVC values within groups are median (min-max).
- The range of the Spearman correlation coefficient is 0 to 1 whereas the range of the Pearson
correlation coefficient is -1 to 0.
20.
The findings of a research examining the effect of standing work on varicose veins as follows. Which of
the following statement is true according to SPSS output given below?
- The relation between working position and varicose veins is statistically significant (p<0.008).
21.
The output of a correlation analysis is given below. Which interpretation about the output is true?
I. Bar graph
II. Histogram
II. When the distribution of at least one variable is not normal distributed, the Pearson correlation test is
used.
24. Which of the following statements is false for a study where more than two independent group
comparisons will be made?
- If the p value is lower than 0.05 as a result of more than two group comparisons, pairwise comparisons
of groups are not required.
25.
The Ferritin levels of individuals were recorded before and after treatment. The test result obtained to
examine the difference between the two measurements was given above?
- There is no significant difference between the mean values of before and after Ferritin levels (p=0,001).
26.
The HDL values of patients in three different treatment groups were compared and the result was
obtained as follows. Which of the following statements is true according to this test result given above?
(α=0.05)
- The p-value got from the analysis is 0.596, so the null hypothesis cannot be rejected.
27.
Above there is a cross table regarding the treatment results of patients receiving 2 different ulcer
treatments. Which of the followings is true according to these results?
29.
The correlation analysis test results between cholesterol, diastolic blood pressure (DBP) and HbA1c
values obtained from a group of patients were given below. Which of the followings is true according to
these results?
- Because the distribution of DBP is normal and HbA1c is not normal, the correlation between DBP and
HbA1c was calculated by Spearman correlation coefficient.
30. In a study conducted to examine whether a drug has a decreasing effect on the amount of sugar in
the blood, the amount of sugar in the blood of 40 diabetic patients was determined before this drug was
administered. Patients were given this drug for a certain period of time, and the amount of sugar was
measured again for each 40 patients. Which statistical test must be used to investigate whether the
drug has a decreasing effect of sugar for these patients? (Parametric test assumptions were supported).
31.
The results obtained in a study comparing FVC (forced vital capacity) values of patients with and without
chronic lung disease are as follows.
- There is a difference between chronic lung disease absent and present group according to mean FVC
values (p<0.05).
32. What is the correct term for the following blank? ........ is the set of all items or individuals of interest
- Population
- Convenience Sampling
34.
45 patients are recruited to evaluate the effect of a new developed drug on hematocrit amount.
Hematocrit levels before and after are measured. Which test could we use to evaluate drug?
- Wilcoxon
1)Collecting
2)Monitoring
3)Analyzing
4)Summarizing
5)Interpreting
36. Which of the following is one of the not-probability sampling techniques?
- Snow ball
37. Any characteristics of an individual that is of interest to the researcher is called ............ while the
value of the a variable obtained and recorded in an individual is called .........
- variable, measurement
38. ............ each data value or quality can be allocated into one and only one of a number of categories
and cannot be put into any meaningful order / .......... has value whish are counts i.e 0,1,2
- nominal / discrete
39. A researcher wants to summarize the ethnicity groups got from a sample , which type of graph is
appropriate to summarize ethnicity groups ?
- Bar chart
40. 120 patients were randomly assigned to two groups (A and B) to compare the efficiency of the drug
A and B respectively. The elapsed time between these drugs and falling asleep was recorded. What is
the correct interpretation of analysis comparing these two groups with respect to elapsed time,
according to the SPSS output of independent samples test given below. Sig: 0,437 Sig(2-tailed):
0,312(equal variances assumed) 0,314(equal variances not assumed)
- there is no difference between these two groups with respect to elapsed time and falling asleep.
(p=0,314)
- Difference between control group and method A and B Group according to weight gain is statically
significant (p=0.001).
42. Which one defines that sample should accurately reflect the distribution of relevant variable in
population?
- Validity
43. Which of the following is/are correct for the ANOVA test?
II- there is no need to apply post-hoc tests when p is greater than the error level.