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Human Health and Diseases

🏫 NCERTClass 12Biology·39 important questions
Q1 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Which diagnostic test is used for the confirmation of Typhoid fever?

Q2 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

What is the infectious stage of Plasmodium that enters the human body through a mosquito bite?

Q4 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Which of the following paired organs represent the primary lymphoid organs in the human body?

Q5 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Colostrum secreted by the mother during the initial days of lactation provides which type of immunity to the infant?

Q6 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) primarily attacks and destroys which type of cells?

Q7 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Interferons are proteins secreted by virus-infected cells to protect non-infected cells from:

Q8 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Morphine, a potent painkiller, is extracted from the latex of which plant?

Q9 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

The spread of cancerous cells from a primary tumor to distant body parts through blood is known as:

Q11 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Which type of cells are responsible for Cell-Mediated Immunity (CMI)?

Q12 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Which plant is the source of Cannabinoids such as marijuana, hashish, and charas?

Q13 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Biological response modifiers like alpha-interferon are given to cancer patients to:

Q14 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Chikungunya and Dengue fevers are transmitted to humans by the bite of which vector?

Q16 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Which antibody type is abundantly present in colostrum secreted by mother during the initial days of lactation?

Q17 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

The property of normal cells by virtue of which contact with other cells inhibits their uncontrolled growth is known as:

Q18 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Which of the following diagnostic tests is used for the confirmation of Typhoid fever?

Q20 · VSA⭐ High Yield
2 Marks

What is Allergy? Mention the chemical substances released during allergic reactions.

Q24 · VSA⭐ High Yield
2 Marks

Name the causative agent of AIDS and explain how it damages the host's immune system.

Q25 · VSA⭐ High Yield
2 Marks

Mention the plant sources and physiological effects of Opioids and Cannabinoids on the human body.

Q26 · VSA⭐ High Yield
2 Marks

Define Vaccination and Immunization. How do they safeguard an individual against infectious diseases?

Q28 · SA⭐ High Yield
3 Marks

Explain the four types of innate immunity barriers present in the human body that prevent the entry of pathogens.

Q29 · SA⭐ High Yield
3 Marks

Describe the basic chemical structure of an antibody molecule with reference to its peptide chains and binding sites.

Q30 · SA⭐ High Yield
3 Marks

Describe the life cycle of Plasmodium in the human host, starting from the entry of the parasite to the appearance of fever symptoms.

Q31 · SA⭐ High Yield
3 Marks

Differentiate between benign and malignant tumors. Why is metastasis considered the most dangerous property of malignant tumors?

Q32 · LA⭐ High Yield
5 Marks

What is immunity? Distinguish between innate immunity and acquired immunity. Briefly explain active and passive immunity with suitable examples, and describe the structure of an antibody molecule.

Q33 · LA⭐ High Yield
5 Marks

Describe the complete life cycle of the malarial parasite Plasmodium with neat points. Explain the stages that occur in both the human body and the female Anopheles mosquito.

Q34 · LA⭐ High Yield
5 Marks

Describe the life cycle of Plasmodium in the human body and female Anopheles mosquito with a detailed step-by-step breakdown. Also, mention the main symptoms, causative agent, and prevention measures of malaria.

Q35 · LA⭐ High Yield
5 Marks

Define Immunity. Differentiate between Innate Immunity and Acquired Immunity. Detail the two types of acquired immune responses (Humoral and Cell-Mediated Immunity) and explain the structural components of an Antibody molecule.

Q36 · LA⭐ High Yield
5 Marks

Answer the following regarding AIDS (Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome): (a) Name the causative agent and describe its genetic material. (b) Explain the step-by-step mechanism of HIV infection and replication inside the human host. (c) Name the diagnostic test used for detecting AIDS. (d) Mention preventive measures to control the spread of AIDS.

Q37 · LA⭐ High Yield
5 Marks

Define immunity. Distinguish between innate and acquired immunity. Explain the two types of acquired immune responses (humoral and cell-mediated immunity) in detail.

Q38 · LA⭐ High Yield
5 Marks

Describe the complete life cycle of the malarial parasite (Plasmodium) in the human host and female Anopheles mosquito. Include the symptoms and preventive measures for malaria.

Q39 · LA⭐ High Yield
5 Marks

What is immunity? Explain in detail the two main types of immunity present in the human body: Innate Immunity (including its four barriers) and Acquired Immunity. Also, briefly differentiate between Humoral Immune Response and Cell-Mediated Immunity.