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MDCAT Past Papers - UHS - Biology - Chap No 12 Quiz

Attempt 10 MCQs on MDCAT Past Papers - UHS - Biology - Chap No 12 | Quiz 5

41. Which disease is responsible for dementia (memory loss)?



42. The disease in which death of small number of cells in the basal ganglia leads to select and initiate patterns of movement is known as:



43. A discharge in brain which causes chaotic activity in motor and sensory areas is:



44. Neurosecretory cells are present in which part of brain:



45. Gastrin is the hormone which is produced by the:



46. Alpha cells of islets of langerhans secrete hormone called:



47. Which of the following is the function of glucagon hormone?



48. The gonadotrophic hormones of the anterior lobe of pituitary include:



49. Ejection of milk from mammary glands is under control of which of the following hormone?



50. ----- hormone is antagonistic to insulin and causes increase in blood glucose level:



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