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TMA Quiz Questions
TMA: TMA3/BIO306             SCORE=8.00
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BIO306 - General Physiology II
Dr. Chukwu Maureen (mchukwu@noun.edu.ng )
1 The following are the end products of protein metabolism except:



2 Which of the following is not part of the cardiovascular system?



3 The heart is covered by __ membrane.



4 Which of the following best describe the volume of plasma?



5 Which of the following is/are nitrogenous constituents excreted from the muscles, brain, blood and urine in animals? I. pterydine, II. creatine, III. creatinine.



6 The following are important waste products of metabolic activities except:



7 What is the cause of the greatest amount of water loss to terrestial animals ?



8 Which of the following is/are the earliest group of animals that colonized the terrestial environment? I. colentrates, II. arthropods, III. vertebrates.



9 Which of the following types of circulation involves movement of blood between the heart all other parts of the body beside the lung?



10 Which of the following are types of circulatory system? I. closed system, II. single system, III. pulmonary system.



11 The follwing are functions of circulatory system except:



12 __ is the tisssue for transport in mammals.



13 Which of the following is/are the excretory organs in crustaceans? I. green glands, II. coxal glands, III. antennal glands.



14 In which of the following groups of organisms is the simplest true excretory organs found?



15 The most primitive invertegrates are __.



16 Animals that maintain their body fluid concentration different from that of their environment are referred to as __.



17 Which of the following is a disorder involving injury to the kidney?



18 The following are the phases in the development of kidney except:



19 Kidney development is otherwise called __.



20 __ are the excretory structures of the plathyhelminthes.



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