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NTS GAT Subject (Veterinary Sciences) – FLP 1 consists of 100 MCQs covering 1 subjects. You have 120 minutes to complete it. Start with the easier questions and manage your time wisely. Good luck!
Veterinary Sciences 100 MCQs
1. What are substances that provide nourishment for the body?
2. What are organic compounds required in small amounts for metabolism?
3. What are inorganic elements required for bodily functions?
4. What animals have a specialized digestive system with a rumen?
5. What is plant material used as feed for ruminants?
6. What are used to improve feed quality or animal performance?
7. What is the proportion of feed that is absorbed by the animal?
8. What is the energy available for the animal after digestion and losses?
9. What are high-fiber feeds, such as hay and straw?
10. What provides all necessary nutrients in the correct proportions?
11. What can lead to various health problems?
12. What is the fusion of male and female gametes called?
13. What is the release of an egg from the ovary called?
14. What is the process of giving birth called?
15. What is the production and secretion of milk called?
16. What is the process of sperm production called?
17. What hormones regulate the estrous cycle?
18. What produces progesterone to maintain pregnancy?
19. What is the production of genetically identical offspring?
20. What is the inability to produce offspring?
21. What is the inability to copulate?
22. What zoonotic disease can cause abortion in animals?
23. What is the displacement of an organ from its normal position?
24. What is the failure to expel the placenta after birth?
25. What is the termination of pregnancy before term?
26. What is the approximate gestation period in sheep?
27. What is the study of the skeletal system called?
28. What is the study of joints called?
29. What type of joint is characterized by a fluid-filled cavity?
30. What does the axial skeleton include?
31. What is the long bone of the thigh called?
32. What is the long bone of the forelimb called?
33. In which cavity is the heart located?
34. What is the largest internal organ in most animals?
35. What organ is responsible for filtering blood and producing urine?
36. Which system includes the stomach?
37. What is the control center of the nervous system?
38. How is the nervous system divided?
39. Which system includes the thyroid gland?
40. What glands produce cortisol and adrenaline?
41. What transports urine from the bladder to the outside?
42. What does veterinary biochemistry study?
43. What are molecules that enzymes act upon?
44. What is the storage form of glucose in animals?
45. What store and transmit genetic information?
46. What bases are found in DNA?
47. What produces ATP using the electron transport chain?
48. What are inorganic elements required for bodily functions?
49. What blood protein maintains osmotic pressure?
50. What organ excretes urea in urine?
51. What is the identification of a disease or condition?
52. What involves measures to reduce the risk of disease?
53. What diseases are not caused by pathogens?
54. What diseases are easily transmitted from one animal to another?
55. What diseases are transmitted from animals to humans?
56. What diseases occur occasionally and irregularly?
57. What tests are commonly used to diagnose diseases in animals?
58. What principles govern the veterinary profession?
59. What is a primary concern in veterinary medicine?
60. What is important for veterinarians to stay updated on medical advances?
61. What does the veterinary oath emphasize?
62. What role does veterinary medicine play in public health?
63. What are single-celled prokaryotic organisms?
64. What are acellular infectious agents that require a host to replicate?
65. What are single-celled eukaryotic organisms?
66. What type of bacteria have a thick peptidoglycan layer and stain purple?
67. What type of bacteria do not require oxygen?
68. What type of diseases are transmitted from animals to humans?
69. What is a zoonotic viral disease affecting the nervous system?
70. What is a highly contagious viral disease in dogs?
71. What are antibiotics used to treat?
72. What are microorganisms that cause disease?
73. What is a localized collection of pus?
74. What is an abnormal connection between two body cavities?
75. What is the microscopic study of diseased tissues?
76. What is the study of drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion?
77. What is the study of the effects of drugs on the body?
78. What drugs bind to receptors and activate them?
79. What are used to treat fungal infections?
80. What are anti-inflammatory drugs?
81. What route provides the fastest onset of action?
82. What route is convenient but has slower onset?
83. What are harmful effects caused by drugs?
84. What is the study of poisons and their effects?
85. What is the time it takes for a drug's concentration to decrease by half?
86. What is the volume of plasma cleared of a drug per unit time?
87. What is the theoretical volume in which a drug is distributed?
88. What is the maximum effect a drug can produce?
89. What are biological catalysts?
90. What system filters blood and produces urine?
91. What system defends the body against pathogens?
92. What is the production and secretion of milk called?
93. What is the accumulation of excess fluid in tissues called?
94. What is generalized edema throughout the body called?
95. What is a measure of acidity or alkalinity?
96. What does veterinary surgery involve?
97. What is the application of antimicrobial agents to living tissue?
98. What is the surgical removal of the ovaries and uterus called?
99. What branch of surgery deals with organs and tissues other than bones?
100. What is the time before surgery called?