When drug is injected directly into the circulatory system for a rapid action, this is known as ___________.

• A) Intramuscular (IM) route
• B) Intravenous (IV) procedure
• C) Intraperitoneal (IP) procedure
• D) Intra gastric (IG) procedure

Which of the following is the process where neurons (cells) specialize and move to relevant neuroanatomical sites?

• A) Embryogenesis
• B) Differentiation
• C) Induction
• D) Histogenesis

Which of the following part of brain connects with the spinal cord?

• A) Hind brain
• B) Fore brain
• C) Mid brain
• D) Emotional brain

Who gave the concept of preformation- animals were preformed into the shape they were born?

• A) Ernst Haeckel
• B) Aristotle
• C) Van Baer
• D) Darwin

There are three germinal layers of a fertilized egg. Which of the following is NOT included among them?

• A) Mesodermal layer
• B) Fesodermal layer
• C) Endodermal layer
• D) Ectodermal layer

The fertilized egg attaches itself to the uterus walls with its tendrils. This linkage provides nurturance and nutrition which is required for rapid growth of the zygote. This process of attachment is known as ___________.

• A) Progression
• B) Fertilization
• C) Differentiation
• D) Implantation

How many layers are formed during cell migration process?

• A) 2
• B) 5
• C) 4
• D) 3

When the embryo starts resembling human form, the amniotic sac (“bag”} is created which is filled with amniotic fluid which protects the embryo and provides constant ___________ within the sac.

• A) Temperature
• B) Food
• C) Pressure
• D) Oxygen

Life before birth begins with the fertilization of egg and once fertilized this is called as ____________.

• A) Zygote
• B) Sperm
• C) Fetus
• D) Embryo

The deficiency or normal amounts of ___________ results in poorly developed cerebral cortex that shows it is important in growth, metabolic rate, glucose absorption etc.

• A) Pituitary
• B) Pineal
• C) Adrenal
• D) Thyroid

Which of the following is a fatty sheath for insulation of neuronal processes?

• A) Measles
• B) Myeliantion
• C) Marasmus
• D) Kwashiorkor

Which of the following phase is between 10-18 week of gestation while maximal cells are formed, connections are being formed and systems of brain areas are organized?

• A) Cell Aggregation
• B) Growth Spurt
• C) Fate Mapping
• D) Cell Proliferation

When a drug is injected into peritoneum (the stomach region) it is known as the _____________.

• A) Intra gastric (IG) procedure
• B) Intraperitoneal (IP) procedure
• C) Intramuscular (IM) route
• D) Sub Cutaneous (SC) procedure

If a patient shows poor performance on block design subset of Weschler Child Intelligence Scale (WISC) then it may indicate damage in:

• A) Left anterior parietal
• B) Right anterior parietal
• C) Right posterior parietal
• D) Left dorsal parietal

If an object is placed in the mouth then the newborn starts sucking placed in mouth, this reflex is known as:

• A) Plantar
• B) Rooting
• C) Suckling
• D) Moro responses

Which of the following layer of cell migration consist of cell bodies that eventually form grey matter?

• A) Middle layer
• B) Internal layer
• C) Cell free zone
• D) Outer layer

Which of the following is defined as the process of development during embryonic stages?

• A) Induction
• B) Embryogenesis
• C) Histogenesis
• D) Differentiation

Who provided evidence against Aristotle concept of preformation?

• A) Van Baer
• B) James Cattel
• C) Aristotle
• D) Darwin

Which of the following neurochemicals act to modulate ongoing action within the neuronal systems?

• A) Neurohormones
• B) Neuroregulators
• C) Neurotransmitters
• D) Neuromodulators

If the concentration of ions is low on one side, then ions would move to equalize the balance on both sides. This is known as:

• A) Sodium-potassium Pump
• B) Electrostatic Gradient
• C) Osmotic Gradient
• D) Excitatory Post Synaptic Potentials