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Acidosis And Alkalosis : Definition, Types of Imbalances And MCQs for NEET, GPAT, CSIR NET JRF

June 29, 2020 GATE Exam, GPAT Preparation, MCQ, NEET PG, NIPER JEE Examination (Masters/Ph.D. Admission), Pathophysiology, Pharmacy Exam Questions, Quiz, UGC NET JRF Exam Acidosis meaning, Definition of acidosis, Definition of alkalosis, Definition of metabolic acidosis, Definition of metabolic alkalosis, Definition of respiratory acidosis, Definition of respiratory alkalosis, Difference between Acidosis and Alkalosis, MCQs for gpat, MCQs for NEET, MCQs for NIPER JEE, MCQs for UCG NET, Metabolic acidosis, Metabolic alkalosis, Previous year question of GPAT on alkalosis and acidosis, Previous year question of NEET on alkalosis and acidosis, Previous year question of NIPER JEE on alkalosis and acidosis, Previous year question of pharmacist exam on alkalosis and acidosis, Previous year question of UCG NET on alkalosis and acidosis, Previous year question on alkalosis, Previous year questions on acidosis, Respiratory acidosis, Respiratory alkalosis, Types of imbalances, What is acidosis ?, What is alkalosis ?, What is metabolic acidosis?, What is metabolic alkalosis ?, What is respiratory acidosis?, What is respiratory alkalosis?

INTRODUCTION TO ACIDOSIS AND ALKALOSIS :- Normal body pH – 7.4. This level is very important for normal biological activity. This level of pH should be maintained for proper functioning of the body. During normal metabolic activity produces both acid […]

Alcoholic Liver Disease : Causes, Symptoms, Treatment And MCQs for NEET, GPAT, CSIR NET JRF

INTRODUCTION :- ” Alcoholic liver disease is a result of over consuming alcohol that damages the liver, leading to a buildup of fats, inflammation, and scarring which could be fatal.” Alcoholic liver disease is the damage of the liver and […]

AXIAL SKELETON: Cranial and facial bones and MCQs for NEET, GPAT, Staff Nurse, Pharmacist and Lab Technician Exam

June 29, 2020June 6, 2021 GATE Exam, GPAT Preparation, How to prepare for gpat, Human Anatomy And Physiology, MCQ, NIPER JEE Examination (Masters/Ph.D. Admission), Pharmacy Exam Questions, Quiz, Study Material axial skeleton, bones, cranial bones, cranium, ethmoid bone, facial bones, frontal bone, Human Anatomy Skeletal System Objective type question, inferior nasal conchae, lacrimal bone, mandible, maxillae, MCQ on Axial Skeletal System, MCQs for gpat NIPER JEE, nasal bone, palatine bone, parietal bone, Question Answer on Axial Skeletal System, questions for NEET, skeleton, skull bones, sphenoid bone, sutures, temporal bone, temporomandibular joints, vomer, zygomatic bone

Axial Skeleton System There are 22 bones of skull. They lie on the superior end of vertebral column. These bones are divided in 2 groups: Cranial bones- which forms the cranial cavity are eight in number; Facial bones- these are […]

Homeostasis : Control, Feedback System, Homeostatic Imbalance and MCQs for NEET, GPAT, CSIR NET JRF

June 27, 2020 GATE Exam, GPAT Preparation, MCQ, NEET PG, NIPER JEE Examination (Masters/Ph.D. Admission), Pathophysiology, Quiz, UGC NET JRF Exam Components of feedback system, Control of homeostasis, Definition of control center, Definition of effectors, Definition of feedback system, Definition of homeostasis, Definition of negative feedback system, Definition of positive feedback system, Definition of receptors, Definition of stimulus, Feedback system, Homeostatic imbalance, MCQ on Homeostasis for CSIR UGC NET, MCQ on Homeostasis for GPAT, MCQ on Homeostasis for NEET, MCQs for gpat, MCQs for NEET, MCQs for NET UCG, MCQs for NIPER JEE, Negative feedback system, Positive feedback system, Previous year question of GAPT on homeostasis, Previous year question of NEET on homeostasis, Previous year question of NIPER JEE on homeostasis, Previous year question of pharmacist exam on homeostasis, What are effectors ?, What are receptors ?, What is control center ?, What is controlled condition ?, What is feedback system, What is homeostasis ?, What is homeostatic imbalance, What is stimulus ?

INTRODUCTION :- ” The mechanism by which the constancy of the internal environment is maintained and ensured is called the homeostasis.” 1.] Homeostasis is an dynamic condition. 2.] Each structure, from the cellular level to the systemic level, contributes in […]

Electrolyte Imbalance : Symptoms, Causes, Abnormalities, Treatment and MCQs for NEET, GPAT, CSIR NET JRF

INTRODUCTION :- 1.] There are many chemicals in our blood stream that regulate important function of our bodies. These chemicals are called electrolytes. 2.] Our body’s nerve reaction and muscle formation are dependent upon the popular exchange of these electrolyte […]

CONDUCTOMETRY: Definition, Principle,Theory and MCQ for GPAT, GATE and CSIR NET JRF

June 25, 2020 Analytical Chemistry, GATE Exam, GPAT Preparation, How to prepare for gpat, MCQ, NIPER JEE Examination (Masters/Ph.D. Admission), Pharmacy Exam Questions, Study Material, UGC NET JRF Exam APPLICATION OF CONDUCTOMETRY, Conductometry GPAT notes, Conductometry Notes for CSIIR UGC NET JRF, Conductometry Notes for GATE Exam, Conductometry notes for Study, CONDUCTOMETRY THEORY, Equivalent conductance, FACTORS AFFECTING CONDUCTANCE, Kohlrausch law, Kohlrausch law and Question Answer, MCQ on Conductometry for Pharmacist exam, Molar conductance, Ohm′s Law, Ohm′s Law and question based on it, PRINCIPLE OF CONDUCTOMETRY, SPECIFIC CONDUCTANCE, Study Material of Conductometry

DEFINITION :- Conductometry is defined as determination or measurement of the electrical conductance of an aq. electrolyte solution by means of a conductometer. PRINCIPLE :- It is based on the conductance of electrical current by aqueous electrolyte solutions in a manner similar […]

Hepatitis-E : HEV, Symptoms, Prevention, Treatment And MCQs for NEET, GPAT, CSIR NET JRF

June 25, 2020 GATE Exam, GPAT Preparation, MCQ, NEET PG, NIPER JEE Examination (Masters/Ph.D. Admission), Pathophysiology, Study Material Definition of hepatitis E, Definition of HEV, Diagnosis of hepatitis E, MCQ for GPAT, MCQ for NEET, MCQ for NIPER, Notes for Study on Hepatitis E infection, Prevention of hepatitis E, Previous question of NEET on hepatitis - E, Previous year question of GPAT on hepatitis - E, Previous year question on Pharmacist exam, Previous year questions of UCG NET on hepatitis E, Question on hepatitis E, Structure of HEV, Symptoms of hepatitis E, Treatment of hepatitis E, What is hepatitis E ?, What is HEV ?

INTRODUCTION :- 1.] Hepatitis – E is an enterically – transmitted virus, previously labelled as epidemic or enterically transmitted variant of non – A non – B hepatitis. 2.] The infection occurs in young or middle – aged individuals, primarily […]

Cell Injury : Causes, Cellular adaptations, Types of Cell Injury and MCQs for NEET, GPAT, CSIR NET JRF

June 25, 2020 GATE Exam, GPAT Preparation, How to prepare for gpat, MCQ, NEET PG, NIPER JEE Examination (Masters/Ph.D. Admission), Pathophysiology, Quiz, Study Material, UGC NET JRF Exam Causes of cell injury, Cell Injury Notes for Quick Revision, Cell Injury Study Material for NEET and GPAT, Definition of adaptation, Definition of apoptosis, Definition of atrophy, Definition of autolysis, Definition of cell injury, Definition of heterolysis, Definition of hyperplasia, Definition of hypertrophy, Definition of injury, Definition of metaplasia, Definition of necrosis, Definition of pathologic adaptation, Definition of physiologic adaptation, Example of pathologic adptation, Example of physiologic adaptation, MCQs for gpat, MCQs for NEET, MCQs for NIPER JEE, Morphology of irreversible cell injury, Morphology of reversible cell injury, Previous year question of GPAT on cell injury, Previous year question of NEET on cell injury, Previous year question of NIPER JEE on cell injury, Previous year question of UCG NET on cell injury, Types of cell injury, What is apoptosis ?, What is atrophy ?, What is autolysis ?, What is cellular adaptation?, What is heterolysis ?, What is hyperplasia ?, What is hypertrophy, What is irreversible cell injury ?, What is metaplasia ?, What is necrosis ?, What is pathologic adaptation ?, What is physiologic adaptation ?, What is reversible cell injury ?

INTRODUCTION :- 1.] All forms of organ injury starts with molecular or structural alteration in cell. 2.] Normal cells have fairly normal narrow range of functions or steady state known as homeostasis. 3.] Excess physiologic or pathologic stress may force […]

Intracellular Accumulation: Categories, Mechanism, Examples, Processes of Accumulation and MCQs for NEET, GPAT, CSIR NET JRF

June 25, 2020 GATE Exam, GPAT Preparation, MCQ, NEET PG, NIPER JEE Examination (Masters/Ph.D. Admission), Pathophysiology, Quiz, Study Material, UGC NET JRF Exam Categories of accumulation, Definition of intracellular accumulation, Examples of accumulation, MCQs for gpat, MCQs for NEET, MCQs for NIPER JEE, Mechanism of accumualtion, Previous year question GPAT on intracellular accumulation, Previous year question of NEET on intracellular accumulation, Previous year question of NIPER JEE on intracellular accumulation, Previous year question of UCG NET on intracellular accumaultion, Processes of accumulation, processes of intracellular accumulation in Human Body, What is intracellular accumulation?

INTRACELLULAR ACCUMULATION :- The normal cell accumulate abnormal amount of substance either for temporary or permanently which may be harmful to the cell and may cause injury. The sites of these accumulations are either in the cytoplasm ( phagolysosomes ) […]

Calcification and Pigments : Types of Calcification, Types of Pigments and MCQs for GPAT, NEET PG, Pharmacist,Nursing Exam

June 25, 2020 GATE Exam, GPAT Preparation, MCQ, NEET PG, NIPER JEE Examination (Masters/Ph.D. Admission), Pathophysiology, Quiz, Study Material, UGC NET JRF Exam CSIR NET JRF Notes of Pathologic calcification, Definition of calcification, Definition of endogenous pigment, Definition of exogenous pigment, Definition of pigments, Dystrophic calcification, Endogenous pigment, Exogenous pigments, MCQ for Pharmacist exam from pathologic calcification, MCQs for gpat, MCQs for NEET, MCQs for NIPER JEE, Metastatic calcification, Pathologic calcification Notes for NEET PG, Previous year question of GPAT on calcification and pigment, Previous year question of UCG NET on calcification and pigment, Previous year question on NIPER JEE on calcification and pigments, Types of calcification, Types of pigments, What are endogenous pigment ?, What are exogenous pigment?, What are pigments ?, What is calcification ?

INTRODUCTION :- Deposition of calcium salts in tissues other then osteoid or enamel is called pathologic or heterotropic calcification. TYPES OF CALCIFICATION :- Two distinct types of pathologic calcification are recognized as :- A.] DYSTROPHIC CALCIFICATION :- It is characterized […]

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Acidosis And Alkalosis : Definition, Types of Imbalances And MCQs for NEET, GPAT, CSIR NET JRF

Alcoholic Liver Disease : Causes, Symptoms, Treatment And MCQs for NEET, GPAT, CSIR NET JRF

AXIAL SKELETON: Cranial and facial bones and MCQs for NEET, GPAT, Staff Nurse, Pharmacist and Lab Technician Exam

Homeostasis : Control, Feedback System, Homeostatic Imbalance and MCQs for NEET, GPAT, CSIR NET JRF

Electrolyte Imbalance : Symptoms, Causes, Abnormalities, Treatment and MCQs for NEET, GPAT, CSIR NET JRF

CONDUCTOMETRY: Definition, Principle,Theory and MCQ for GPAT, GATE and CSIR NET JRF

Hepatitis-E : HEV, Symptoms, Prevention, Treatment And MCQs for NEET, GPAT, CSIR NET JRF

Cell Injury : Causes, Cellular adaptations, Types of Cell Injury and MCQs for NEET, GPAT, CSIR NET JRF

Intracellular Accumulation: Categories, Mechanism, Examples, Processes of Accumulation and MCQs for NEET, GPAT, CSIR NET JRF

Calcification and Pigments : Types of Calcification, Types of Pigments and MCQs for GPAT, NEET PG, Pharmacist,Nursing Exam