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Basic Science : Environment In Relation To Human Welfare Non Communicable Diseases QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS :: part1 : 21 to 25
Following Basic Science multiple choice objective type questions and answers will help you in many types of 2024 job and other entrance examinations :
21.Mellitus means |
| Honey |
| Juice |
| Urine |
| Sweat |
22.Each enzymes is specified by |
| A single gene |
| Two genes |
| Three genes |
| A group of genes |
23.Excessive appetite leads to increased intake of food due to |
| Poly urea |
| Polydipsia |
| Hydrophobia |
| Polyphagia |
24.The coronary heart disease and arthritis are developed as positive risk factors of |
| Diabetes |
| Cancer |
| Obesity |
| Encephalitis |
25.Excretion of increased quantity of urine is called |
| Polydipsia |
| Polyphagia |
| Poly urea |
| Hydrophobia |
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