Microstructure of Vessels, Lymphoid Organs and Airways
- Previous year questions on Microstructure of Vessels, Lymphoid Organs and Airways for NEET PG (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test - Postgraduate), from the Anatomy section of the exam.
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- 13 live questions in Microstructure of Vessels, Lymphoid Organs and Airways.
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Q1.Lymphatic follicles are not seen in:-
- ASpleen
- BLymph node
- CThymus✓ Correct answer
- DTonsil
Q2.Cords of Billroth in spleen are found in
- AMantle zone
- BTrabecular zone
- CRed pulp✓ Correct answer
- DWhite pulp
Q3.The surfactant is secreted by:
- AType 1 Pneumocyte
- BType 2 Pneumocyte✓ Correct answer
- CEpithelial cells
- DMacrophage
Q4.Periarteriolar space is formed in spleen by
- AT lymphocyte✓ Correct answer
- BB lymphocyte
- CRete
- DMacrophage
Q5.The cortex of lymph node contains:
- ACords of billroth
- BHassall's corpuscles
- CLymphatic nodules✓ Correct answer
- DWhite pulp
Q6.Hassals corpuscles are seen in :
- AThymus✓ Correct answer
- BSpleen
- CLymph node
- DAppendix
Q7.Epithelium lining of lingual surface of epiglottis is?
- ASimple Columnar
- BSimple Cuboidal
- CPseudostratified ciliated columnar
- DStratified squamous epithelium✓ Correct answer
Q8.Hassall's corpuscles are found in-
- ALymph nodes
- BSpleen
- CLiver
- DThymus✓ Correct answer
Q9.Which is found in coex of lymph node?
- ALymphocyte aggregates✓ Correct answer
- BBillroth cords
- CMacrophages
- DConnective tissue
Q10.lining cells of the alveoli include all of the following Except:
- AKulchitsky cells
- BClara cells
- CBrush cells
- DLangerhans cells✓ Correct answer
Answer key
Q1: C. Thymus; Q2: C. Red pulp; Q3: B. Type 2 Pneumocyte; Q4: A. T lymphocyte; Q5: C. Lymphatic nodules; Q6: A. Thymus; Q7: D. Stratified squamous epithelium; Q8: D. Thymus; Q9: A. Lymphocyte aggregates; Q10: D. Langerhans cells.
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