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Those substances which have so far not been resolved by any means into other substances of simpler form are called
A Atoms
B Compounds
C Elements
D Molecules
Non-protein nitrogenous substances in urine include
A Amino acids
B Urea
C Ammonia
D Porphyrins
E Ascorbic acid
Substances that are phospholipid in nature include
A Sphingomyelin
B Lecithin
C Cephalin
D Cerebroside
E Ganglioside
Substances that can be produced from amino acids include
A Glucose
B Ketone bodies
C Ammonia
D Prostaglandin
E Thromboxane
Substances synthesized from acetyl CoA include
A Ketone body
B Cholesterol
C Fatty acid
D Pentose sugar
E Phosphatidylcholine
Following substances cross the placental barrier against concentration gradient
A Calcium
B Amino acid
C Iron
D Magnesium
E Fat soluble vitamin
Following substances act as procoagulants in blood
A Thromboxane
B Platelet factor 4
C Prostacycline
D Nitric oxide
E Heparin sulphate
The kidney produces the following substances
A Erythropoietin
B Prostaglandins PGE2 and PG12
C 25-hydroxy eholecalciferol
D Angiotensin converting enzyme
E Aldosterone
Following substances act as renal vasodilator
A Dopamine
B Atrial natriuretic peptide
C EDRF
D Endothelin
E Angiotensin-II
Following chemicals/ Substances are used as fixative for biopsy/cytology samples:
A 95% alcohol
B 10% formalin
C Xylene
D Liquid paraffin
E Normal saline

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