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Histo Final

The document is a histology final exam with 73 multiple choice questions covering topics like bone histology, cartilage, nervous tissue, and muscle histology. It tests understanding of concepts like the functions of osteocytes and osteoclasts in bone remodeling, characteristics of different cartilage types, structures of the neuron, roles of glial cells, and contractile properties of muscle fiber types.
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Histo Final

The document is a histology final exam with 73 multiple choice questions covering topics like bone histology, cartilage, nervous tissue, and muscle histology. It tests understanding of concepts like the functions of osteocytes and osteoclasts in bone remodeling, characteristics of different cartilage types, structures of the neuron, roles of glial cells, and contractile properties of muscle fiber types.
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Histology Final

1) If you want to investigate failed erythropoiesis you perform:

Bone marrow biopsy

2) The main functions of canaliculi is/are:

Transmits factors from osteocyte to osteoblasts in response to stress

3) The cell which is involved in ground substance production is:

All of the listed: (Both fibroblast and osteoblasts // Chondroblast //


Osteoblast)

4) Periosteum is connected to underlining bone via:

Sharpy's lines

5) The initial response to fracure repair is due to:

Ability of osteocytes to respond to tensile forces on the bone

6) Bony water is present within:

Perosteocytic space

7) Which of the following is not true regarding osteocytes:

Can undergo division

8) An osteoid is:

Osteocytes in lacuna within organic part of the bone matrix

9) What is the origin of osteoclasts:

Macrophage
10) Mark the Wrong contrast of the followings:

Osteocyte and osteoclasts

11) Bone callor formation occur during:

Endochondrial ossification

12) Where do you expect to find secondary bone in an adult:

All the listed except teeth sockets

13) In a developing bone, Bone callor is:

Initial bone tissue deposits within cartilgae

14) Osteoclasts are best active during:

Remodelling of bone

15) The premature bone cell that laydown bone tissue is:

Osteoblast

16) Regarding osteoclasts, Mark the Wrong statement:

Inhibited by parathyroid hormone

17) Regarding compact bone, MARK the WRONG statement:

Younger harvesian canal has smaller diameter than Old ones

18) In a longituidinal section of the outer plate of a long bone, you


expect to see:

Osteocytes arranged paralell to the long axis of the bone

19) In cartialge, nutrition pass by diffusion due to:

Rich in GAGS which absorb large amount of water


20) All types of cartilages share which of the followings:

Chonrdocytes within lacunae

21) Fetal skeleton is intially made mainly of:

Typical hyaline cartilage

22) The hyaline cartilage is present in the following ,EXCEPT:

Pinea of ear

23) If injury occurred to peripheral portion of knee menisci (cartilage


plate), what is the expected response?

Possible appostional growth and repair

24) All types of cartilages share the following features EXCEPT:

Perichondrium

25) Regarding fibrocartilage, Mark the Wrong statement:

Chonrdocytes are arranged in pairs within the matrix

26) The most common type of cartilage in our body is:

Hyaline cartilage

27) The main method by which mature cartilage regenerate is:

Apppositional growth

28) The oldest generation of chondrocyte are present at:

The center of a cartilage plate

29) What do cartilage and epithelial tissues have in common:

Both are avascular


30) What do glenoid labrum and intervertebral discs have in common:

Both made of fibrocartilge

31) The type of collagen fiber in fibrocatrilage and bone matrices is:

Collagen type 1

32) All of the following cartilages have perichondrium EXCEPT:

Articular cartilage

33) Stem cells of cartilage tissue is present at:

Perichondrium

34) Cartilage and bones share the following features EXCEPT:

Both undergo continous remodelling

35) Regarding epiphyseal growth plate, Which is true:

The second zone from above is zone of proliferation

36) Regarding fibrocartilage, Mark the Wrong statement:

Chonrdocytes are arranged in pairs within the matrix

37) Elastic and hyaline cartilages share the following features EXCEPT:

Fiber type present within extracellular matrix

38) The sense organ most closely associated with stretch reflexes (e.g.,
knee jerk) is the:

Muscle spindle

39) Neuromuscular junctions are located:

Midway along the length of the muscle fiber


40) Regarding the histology of CNS, Which is Wrong:

White matter is the inner layer in the spinal cord

41) Plasma membrane which surrounds the axon is called:

Axolemma

42) In the peripheral nervous system, the myelin sheat is formed by:

Fused plasma membranes of Schwan cells

43) Defective myelination results in a clinical disorder called:

Multiple sclerosis

44) The glial cell that forms perivascular feet is:

Astrocyte

45) The glial cell that acts as phagocyte in the CNS is:

Microglia

46) The glial cell that filters cerebrospinal fluid (CSF):

Ependymal cell

47) The ganglia: one of the followings is not correct:

Most of the sensory ganglia are formed of bipolar nerve cells

48) The nerve impulse is generated by the:

Initial axonal segment

49) The glia cell that does not developed from nervous origin:

Microgli
50) The parts of the neuron that has rough endoplasmic reticulum are:

a) Cell body
b) Axon
c) dendrites
d) All except axons

51) Special senses are conveyed by which neurons:

a) Multipolar neurons
b) Bipolar neurons
c) Unipolar

52) Dendrites contain the following EXCEPT:

a) Golgi apparatus
b) Mitochondria
c) neurofibrils
d) Nissl bodies (RER)

53) What is common features between smooth muscle and red type of
skeletal muscle?

a) Similar contractile property


b) striated in appearance
c) sustained production of force

54) What maintain the length of sacromeres?

2 of the listed
a) Cap-Z and tropomodulin ☺
b) Nebulin ☺
55) Microtubule act as a structural functional element in:
a) Neurons
b) Skeletal muscle cells
c) Smooth muscles cells

56) The type of conduction in unmyelinated nerve is:

a) Continuos type
b) Saltatory conduction

57) The reasons why we get shorter as we age is/are:

Disprortional periosteal and endosteal bone formation

58) What is concentrated at the fott end plate of an axon:

Mitochondria.<br/>(C)Nissl's granules

59) The histological abnormality in Multiple myeloma is/are:

Defective bone formation and increased resorption

60) All of the following elements undergoe assembly and disassembly in

mammalian cells ,Except:

a) Myosin
b) Actin
c) Titin

61) What induces formation of multinucleated osteoclast:


a) RANKL
b) Osteoprotegerin
c) M-CSF
d) all true

62) To which element hydroxyapatite binds to result in mineralization in


Bone:
Osteocalcin

63) All muscle types share which common feature:

a) Myosin and actin contractile proteins


b) Striated appearance
c) slow contraction

64) Which element binds the contractile protein in skeletal muscle to Z-


line:

a) Alfa actinin
b) Myomesin
c) M-protein

65) Intermediate filaments that hold the myofibrils In-register with each
other by:

Anchorage of desmin and vimentin to Z-lines

66) Gamma fibers innervates:

a) Striated portion of intrafusal fiber

b) nonstriated portion of extrafusal fibers


67)What factors regulate skeletal muscule contraction:

a)Sarcomer lengh regulation only

b)Cap-Z and tropomodulin

c) Motor nerve supply

d) Muscle spindle

All the listed

68) Cardiac muscle and skeletal muscle fibers share the following

characteristics EXCEPT:

a. Presence of gap junctions


b. striated in appearance
c. Both skeletal and cardiac muscle tissues possess intercalated discs

69) The following statements concerning skeletal muscle cells are


correct EXCEPT:

Multi-nuclei of fiber result from the successive division of myoblasts

70) Cross striation is due to:

Both in-register arrangment of contractile proteins and myofibril with


each other

71) Caveoli in smooth muscle represent:

Site of calcium aggregate

72) Which of the following muscles may undergo physiological


hypertrophy or hyperplasia:

a) Smooth muscle
b) Cardiac muscles
c) Skeletal muscles

73) Rigor mortis results from:

a) Stable actin -myosin interaction due to lack of ATP

b) Stable actin -myosin interaction due to excess ATP

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