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Isotonic fluids are
A Normal saline
B 5% dextrose in aqua
C Cholera saline
D 5% DNS
E Baby saline
Which one of the following is an isotonic solution?
A 0.9% NaCl + 5% dextrose
B 1.8% NaCl
C 0.9% NaCl
D 10% dextrose
During isotonic contraction of skeletal muscle, shortening occur in
A H band
B I band
C Sarcomere
D A band
E M line
Drinking of 2 litres of isotonic saline results in
A Decrease in ADH secretion
B Dilatation of afferent arteriole
C Release of ANP
D Increase in aldosterone secretion
E Decrease in heart rate
The followings are isotonic solutions
A Cholera saline
B Normal saline
C Hartman’s solutions
D 5% DNS
E 10% dextrose
Isotonic solutions must have the same
A Viscosity
B Molar concentration
C Normality
D Critical temperature
Following fluids are used during plasma exchange
A Hydroxyethyl starch
B Fresh frozen plasma
C 5% albumin
D Normal saline
E Platelet rich plasma
The following fluids are used as fixative for biopsy samples
A Bouin’s fluid
B 10% formalin
C Normal saline
D Liquid paraffin
E Savlon
Tissue fluids that act in innate immunity are
A Gastric acid
B Mucus
C Tear
D Saliva
E Pleural fluid
The following fluids contain Potassium
A Ringer’s lactate Solution
B Cholera saline
C Hartmann’s solution
D 10% baby saline
E 5% dextrose in aqua

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