WorksheetsBiology
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 31mins
Alpha cells of pancrease releases
Glucagon
Insulin
Glycogen
Non of these
The fist rapid phase of insulin lasts for
3-5 minuts
10-15minuts
5-10minuts
4-8 minuts
Which of the following hormone release from anterior pituitary gland
Prolactin
Cortisol
Growth hormone
FHS
Insulin release from
Alpha cells
Beta cells
Both
Fat cells
All are function of insulin except
Inhibits gluconeogenesis
Converts glucose into glycogen
Promotes diffusion of glucose
Converts glycogen itno glucose
On which concentration hyperglycamea exerts toxic effects on beta cells
8mmol/l
9mmol/l
7mmol/l
Above 9mmol/l
Conversion of noncarbohydrates into glucose is called
Glycogen
Gluconeogenenisis
Glyconeogenalosis
None of above
After breakdown of food carbohydrates in the form of glucose inters into blood stream through
Large intestine
Kidneys
Small intestine
Stomach
Secretion of growth hormone in stress
Decrease blood glucose
Increase blood glucose
No effect occur
Remain constant
The islet cell antibodies destroy beta cells reults
Insulin production increases
Insulin production falls
No change occur
Remain constant
Insulin release in response to glucose stimulation is
Biphasic
Monophasic
Basal
None of above
Insulin release in response to glucose stimulation is
Biphasic
Monophasic
Basal
None of above
Insulin release in response to glucose stimulation is
Biphasic
Monophasic
Basal
None of above
Half life of insulin is
4-8minuts
4-10minuts
4-5minuts
5-10 minuts
All are markers of immune destruction except
DR3
DR6
DR5
GAD65
All are markers of immune destruction except
DR3
DR6
DR5
GAD65
Which hormone decrease release of glucose into the bloodstream
Growth hormone
Glucagon
Gastro intestinal hormone
None of above
Half life of insulin is
4-8minuts
4-10minuts
4-5minuts
5-10 minuts
Energy resource of body are
Fats
Carbohydrates
Protiens
All of above
Energy resource of body are
Fats
Carbohydrates
Protiens
All of above
Slow but progressive destruction of beta cells occur in
T1D
T2D
MODY
LADA
What is the acute complication of T1D
Nephropathy
Lipolysis
Hypoglycaemia
HHS
Cronic complication of T2D is
Hypogycaemia
Hyperglycaemia
Diabetic ketoacidosis
Naphropathy
Stored form of glucose is called
Gluconeaogenasis
Glycogen
Starch
Non of above
Which type of diabetes called 1.5 diabetes
T1D
Mody
LADA
GDM
Complete deficiency of insulin occur in
T1D
T2D
GDM
MODY
Which of the following is macrocompication
Nephropathy
Retinopathay
CVD
All of above
Counter-regulatory hormone is
Insuline
Glycogen
Glucagone
Adrenaline
Diabetes is cromic condition characterised by
Hypogylcaemia
Hyperglycaemia
Ketoacidosis
All of above
Diabetes is cromic condition characterised by
Hypogylcaemia
Hyperglycaemia
Ketoacidosis
All of above
Which hormone releases during sleep
Cortisol
Insulin
Growth hormone
Glucagon
