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Sample SAQ For Tests Exams (BMSN BMSC) PDF

This document outlines the format for structured answer questions (SAQs) that will be used for tests and exams in integrated nursing and TCM life science courses. It provides examples of 3 sample SAQs, each with 5 sub-questions related to the topic. Question 1 is about membrane potentials and nerve signaling. Question 2 covers lymphocytes and the immune system. Question 3 focuses on functions of the urinary system.

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Sample SAQ For Tests Exams (BMSN BMSC) PDF

This document outlines the format for structured answer questions (SAQs) that will be used for tests and exams in integrated nursing and TCM life science courses. It provides examples of 3 sample SAQs, each with 5 sub-questions related to the topic. Question 1 is about membrane potentials and nerve signaling. Question 2 covers lymphocytes and the immune system. Question 3 focuses on functions of the urinary system.

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Format of Structured Answer Question (SAQ) for Tests & Exams

(Integrated Nursing & TCM Life Science Courses)

Question 1

Change in membrane potentials is the basis of communication in the nervous system.

(a) What is the typical value of the resting membrane potential of a neuron?
(b) How does differential permeability of the cell membrane contribute to the generation of
resting membrane potential of a neuron?
(c) Explain the action of the sodium-potassium pump.
(d) Which event changes the membrane potential of a cell to a more negative value?
(e) Name the electrical impulse that mediates signal transmission along the axon.

Question 2

Lymphocytes of the lymphatic system are important for host defence against microbial attack.

(a) In an adult, name the organ in which lymphocytes are produced?


(b) In which primary lymphoid organ do T lymphocytes mature?
(c) How can B lymphocytes combat microbial infection?
(d) Name two secondary lymphoid organs.
(e) Edema is an abnormal accumulation of fluid in the interstitium. Explain why edema may
occur when the lymph vessels are blocked.

Question 3

The functions of urinary system include excreting waste, regulating electrolyte balance, blood
volume and blood pressure.

(a) What structures are located anterior to the left kidney?


(b) What are the major arterial supply, venous drainage, lymphatic drainage and nerve supply of
the kidney?
(c) Where is the urinary bladder located in an adult?
(d) What is the structure that propels urine from the kidney to the bladder?

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