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10. Which of the following is false about smooth muscle? striated and cardine muscle. C. Smooth muscle is specialized for slow, steady contraction. D. The cells show sitriations in longitudinal sections. E. Mer injury, viable smooth muscle cells can undergo mitosis and replace the damaged tissue. 11. Neurons in retina are example of __ A. Multipolar neurons B. Bipolar neurons c Unipolar neurons D. Pseudounipolar neurons E. Anaxonic neurons 12. Nissle bodies are composed of __ B. sER and lysosomes A. sER and polysomes C. rER and polysomes D. rER and mitochondria E. SER and microtubules 13. Which of the following is false about the functions of astrocytes? A. Extending processes with expanded perivascular fect that cover capillary endothelial cells and contribute to the blood brain barier. B. Forming the glial limiting membrane,lining the meninges at the external central nervous system surface. C. Moving nutrients, wastes, and other metabolites between neurons and capillaries D. Regulating the extracellular ionic concentrations around neurons. E. Producing myelin sheet in central nervous system 14. Macrophages in central nervous system are called __ A. Astrocytes B. Oligodendrocytes C.Ependymal cells D Microglia E. Satellite cells 15.1. They have elongated conical shape, and are heavil keratinized II. They provide friction to help move food during chewing. Whose features are given above? A. Filliform papillae B. Fungiform papillao C. Vallate papillae D. Foliate papillae E. Taste buds 16. Dentine is made by __ A. Ameloblasts B. Chondroblasts C.Osteoblasts D Odontoblasts E. Osteoklasts 17. What is rigor mortis? 18. What are the roles of Golgi tendon organ?

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10. Which of the following is false about smooth muscle? striated and cardine muscle. C. Smooth muscle is specialized for slow, steady contraction. D. The cells show sitriations in longitudinal sections. E. Mer injury, viable smooth muscle cells can undergo mitosis and replace the damaged tissue. 11. Neurons in retina are example of __ A. Multipolar neurons B. Bipolar neurons c Unipolar neurons D. Pseudounipolar neurons E. Anaxonic neurons 12. Nissle bodies are composed of __ B. sER and lysosomes A. sER and polysomes C. rER and polysomes D. rER and mitochondria E. SER and microtubules 13. Which of the following is false about the functions of astrocytes? A. Extending processes with expanded perivascular fect that cover capillary endothelial cells and contribute to the blood brain barier. B. Forming the glial limiting membrane,lining the meninges at the external central nervous system surface. C. Moving nutrients, wastes, and other metabolites between neurons and capillaries D. Regulating the extracellular ionic concentrations around neurons. E. Producing myelin sheet in central nervous system 14. Macrophages in central nervous system are called __ A. Astrocytes B. Oligodendrocytes C.Ependymal cells D Microglia E. Satellite cells 15.1. They have elongated conical shape, and are heavil keratinized II. They provide friction to help move food during chewing. Whose features are given above? A. Filliform papillae B. Fungiform papillao C. Vallate papillae D. Foliate papillae E. Taste buds 16. Dentine is made by __ A. Ameloblasts B. Chondroblasts C.Osteoblasts D Odontoblasts E. Osteoklasts 17. What is rigor mortis? 18. What are the roles of Golgi tendon organ?

10. Which of the following is false about smooth muscle? striated and cardine muscle. C. Smooth muscle is specialized for slow, steady contraction. D. The cells show sitriations in longitudinal sections. E. Mer injury, viable smooth muscle cells can undergo mitosis and replace the damaged tissue. 11. Neurons in retina are example of __ A. Multipolar neurons B. Bipolar neurons c Unipolar neurons D. Pseudounipolar neurons E. Anaxonic neurons 12. Nissle bodies are composed of __ B. sER and lysosomes A. sER and polysomes C. rER and polysomes D. rER and mitochondria E. SER and microtubules 13. Which of the following is false about the functions of astrocytes? A. Extending processes with expanded perivascular fect that cover capillary endothelial cells and contribute to the blood brain barier. B. Forming the glial limiting membrane,lining the meninges at the external central nervous system surface. C. Moving nutrients, wastes, and other metabolites between neurons and capillaries D. Regulating the extracellular ionic concentrations around neurons. E. Producing myelin sheet in central nervous system 14. Macrophages in central nervous system are called __ A. Astrocytes B. Oligodendrocytes C.Ependymal cells D Microglia E. Satellite cells 15.1. They have elongated conical shape, and are heavil keratinized II. They provide friction to help move food during chewing. Whose features are given above? A. Filliform papillae B. Fungiform papillao C. Vallate papillae D. Foliate papillae E. Taste buds 16. Dentine is made by __ A. Ameloblasts B. Chondroblasts C.Osteoblasts D Odontoblasts E. Osteoklasts 17. What is rigor mortis? 18. What are the roles of Golgi tendon organ?

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10. The false statement about smooth muscle is:<br />A. Striated and cardiac muscle.<br /><br />11. Neurons in the retina are an example of:<br />B. Bipolar neurons.<br /><br />12. Nissl bodies are composed of:<br />A. sER and polysomes.<br /><br />13. The false statement about the functions of astrocytes is:<br />E. Producing myelin sheet in the central nervous system.<br /><br />14. Macrophages in the central nervous system are called:<br />D. Microglia.<br /><br />15. The features given above are of:<br />D. Foliate papillae.<br /><br />16. Dentine is made by:<br />D. Odontoblasts.<br /><br />17. Rigor mortis is the postmortem stiffening of muscles that occurs a few hours after death due to the depletion of ATP, leading to the inability of muscles to relax.<br /><br />18. The roles of the Golgi tendon organ include:<br />- Monitoring tension in muscles and tendons.<br />- Providing sensory feedback to the central nervous system about muscle tension.<br />- Helping to prevent muscle damage by signaling the need to relax muscles when tension becomes too great.
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