A Damage to respiratory apparatus

B Damage to respiratory centre

C Damage to both respiratory apparatus and respiratory centre

D Massive lung contusion alone

A Polycythemia

B Interstitial lung disease

C Emphysema

D Pulmonary vascular disease

A Slow pounding pulse

B Strenuous breathing

C Increase pulse rate

D Decrease pulse rate

A ADH

B Insulin

C Coicosteroids

D Prolactin

A Parathyroid hormone

B Glucagon

C Thyroxine

D Cortisol

A Bohler's method

B Xenon dilution technique

C Spirometry

D Single breath nitrogen test

A Feeling thirsty while walking in hot temperature

B Shivering on exposure to cold temperature

C Salivation on smelling food

D Increase blood pressure during supine posture

A Fundus

B Isthmus

C Neck

D Gastric pit

A Corlicospinal tract

B Corticocerebral tract

C Lateral spinothalamic tract

D Ventral spinothalamic tract

A There is immediate increase in venous return

B Heart rate becomes stable at slightly more than normal

C Cerebral blood flow increases & becomes stable at more than normal

D Blood flow to the Apex of lung decreases