1. Which is not one of the primary substances regulated by the kidney?
A) glucose (B) water (C) salt (D) urea.
2. The ‘tube’ leading from the kidney to the bladder is the;
(A) urethra (B) renal artery (C) renal vein (D) ureter.
3. Which of the following is a function of the testes
(A) sperm production (B) sperm storage (C) seminal fluid production (D) progesterone production (E) none of the above.
4. A single germ cell
yields how many mature sperm cells? (A) 1 (B)
2 (C) 3 (D) 4
(E) 5.
5. The prostate gland functions in
(A) stimulating ejaculation (B)
adding seminal fluids to the sperm (C) nursing the
developing sperm (D) secreting testosterone (E) none of the
above.
6. Ovulation is a term used to describe the
(A) union of male and female nuclei (B) release of a secondary oocyte (C) production and release of follicle stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone by the pituitary gland (D) breakdown and shedding of the uterine wall from the previous ovarian cycle (E) none of the above.
7. The point at which the developing embryo attaches to the endometrium is called
(A) ovulation (B) fertilization (C) implantation (D)
menstruation (E) none of the above.
8. Prior to the beginning which process(es) of cell division are the chromosomes copied?
(A) mitosis (B) meiosis 1 (C) meiosis 2 (D) both A and B (E) A, B and C.
Question 1
Kidney is the main excretory organs of our body which is situated at back of abdomen.It is bean shaped outer is layer is cortex and inner layer is medulla. Main functional unit of kidney is Nephron
Main function of kidney
To maintain water fluid level in body
Maintain ion concentration like sodium, potassium and calcium level
Maintain pH level
Remove toxin and waste product like urea and excess water from body
Secrete hormones like Erythropoietin which important for RBC production in body
Hence primary substance regulated by kidney is water as kidney balance body fluid and excrete excess water ti maintain blood pressure
Urea as it remove toxic products like urea from body through urine
Salt as it maintain ion concentration in body like sodium, potassium and calcium hence option2,3&4 can be eliminated
Option 1 glucose is correct answer as reabsorption is not primary function of kidney
Hence Answer is option 1
Question 2
Kidney is the main excretory organ of body and is small bean shaped present in pair at back of abdomen
Its main function is to maintain osmolarity and excrete toxic substances from body
It consist of pair of ureter which is tube like structure connect each kidney to urinary bladder 1 urinary bladder where urine is stored,1 urethra from where urine is passed and blood vessel renal artery and renal vein
The tube leading from kidney to urinary bladder is Ureter
Hence Option D is correct answer other option can be eliminated
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