Medical Science

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Q. What is the primary principle behind infrared spectroscopy?
  • A. Absorption of UV light
  • B. Vibrational transitions of molecules
  • C. Emission of X-rays
  • D. Scattering of visible light
Q. What is the primary principle behind NMR spectroscopy?
  • A. Ionization of molecules
  • B. Magnetic properties of nuclei
  • C. Absorption of UV light
  • D. Fluorescence of compounds
Q. What is the primary product of the microbial fermentation of sugars in the production of bread?
  • A. Ethanol
  • B. Carbon dioxide
  • C. Lactic acid
  • D. Acetic acid
Q. What is the primary purpose of a fermentation reactor?
  • A. To produce antibiotics
  • B. To synthesize proteins
  • C. To facilitate microbial growth
  • D. To extract enzymes
Q. What is the primary purpose of adding salt to the fermentation process of pickles?
  • A. To enhance sweetness
  • B. To prevent spoilage
  • C. To increase acidity
  • D. To add flavor
Q. What is the primary purpose of agitation in a clinical setting?
  • A. To increase patient comfort
  • B. To enhance drug solubility
  • C. To reduce patient anxiety
  • D. To improve blood circulation
Q. What is the primary purpose of bioreactors in biochemical engineering?
  • A. To purify proteins
  • B. To cultivate microorganisms
  • C. To synthesize chemical compounds
  • D. To analyze genetic material
Q. What is the primary purpose of cell culture in biomedical research?
  • A. To study the effects of drugs on whole organisms
  • B. To grow cells in a controlled environment for experimentation
  • C. To replace animal testing entirely
  • D. To produce food products
Q. What is the primary purpose of chlorination in water treatment?
  • A. To remove heavy metals
  • B. To kill bacteria and viruses
  • C. To improve taste and odor
  • D. To filter out sediments
Q. What is the primary purpose of chromatography in a clinical laboratory?
  • A. To separate and analyze complex mixtures
  • B. To sterilize medical equipment
  • C. To measure blood pressure
  • D. To perform surgical procedures
Q. What is the primary purpose of creating transgenic animals?
  • A. To enhance their physical appearance
  • B. To produce proteins for medical use
  • C. To increase their lifespan
  • D. To improve their natural habitat
Q. What is the primary purpose of distillation in ethanol production?
  • A. To increase sugar concentration
  • B. To separate ethanol from water and other components
  • C. To enhance fermentation efficiency
  • D. To reduce carbon emissions
Q. What is the primary purpose of DNA sequencing?
  • A. To determine the order of nucleotides in DNA
  • B. To repair damaged DNA
  • C. To replicate DNA
  • D. To transcribe DNA into RNA
Q. What is the primary purpose of drug synthesis in pharmacology?
  • A. To create new chemical compounds
  • B. To improve drug efficacy
  • C. To reduce side effects
  • D. All of the above
Q. What is the primary purpose of ELISA in immunology?
  • A. To measure the concentration of antibodies
  • B. To isolate specific cells
  • C. To visualize tissue samples
  • D. To amplify DNA
Q. What is the primary purpose of epidemiology in community medicine?
  • A. To study the distribution and determinants of health-related states
  • B. To develop new medical treatments
  • C. To conduct clinical trials
  • D. To provide direct patient care
Q. What is the primary purpose of gas chromatography in clinical laboratories?
  • A. To separate and analyze volatile compounds
  • B. To measure blood glucose levels
  • C. To perform DNA sequencing
  • D. To culture bacteria
Q. What is the primary purpose of gel electrophoresis in molecular biology?
  • A. To amplify DNA sequences
  • B. To separate nucleic acids or proteins based on size
  • C. To sequence DNA
  • D. To clone genes
Q. What is the primary purpose of immobilizing enzymes?
  • A. To increase their solubility
  • B. To enhance their stability and reusability
  • C. To decrease their activity
  • D. To change their substrate specificity
Q. What is the primary purpose of Murashige and Skoog (MS) medium in plant cell culture?
  • A. To provide a source of vitamins
  • B. To supply essential macro and micronutrients
  • C. To enhance cell division
  • D. To promote root development
Q. What is the primary purpose of plant biotechnology?
  • A. To enhance crop yield and resistance
  • B. To create ornamental plants
  • C. To produce biofuels
  • D. To develop pharmaceuticals
Q. What is the primary purpose of plant cell culture?
  • A. To produce genetically identical plants
  • B. To enhance soil fertility
  • C. To increase crop yield in fields
  • D. To create hybrid seeds
Q. What is the primary purpose of protein purification?
  • A. To increase protein concentration
  • B. To isolate a specific protein from a mixture
  • C. To denature proteins
  • D. To enhance protein activity
Q. What is the primary purpose of recombinant DNA technology?
  • A. To create genetically modified organisms
  • B. To clone human organs
  • C. To sequence human genomes
  • D. To diagnose genetic disorders
Q. What is the primary purpose of sterilization in a medical context?
  • A. To reduce the risk of infection
  • B. To enhance drug absorption
  • C. To improve patient comfort
  • D. To increase surgical efficiency
Q. What is the primary purpose of surfactant in the alveoli?
  • A. To facilitate gas exchange
  • B. To prevent alveolar collapse
  • C. To trap pathogens
  • D. To regulate blood flow
Q. What is the primary purpose of the Clean Air Act?
  • A. To regulate water pollution
  • B. To control air pollution
  • C. To manage hazardous waste
  • D. To protect endangered species
Q. What is the primary purpose of the crossed extensor reflex?
  • A. To enhance muscle strength
  • B. To maintain balance during withdrawal
  • C. To increase sensory perception
  • D. To regulate heart rate
Q. What is the primary purpose of the mobile phase in HPLC?
  • A. To provide a stationary phase
  • B. To dissolve the sample
  • C. To detect the analytes
  • D. To inject the sample
Q. What is the primary purpose of the stretch reflex?
  • A. To protect the body from injury
  • B. To maintain posture and balance
  • C. To enhance muscle strength
  • D. To facilitate voluntary movement
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