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                | 51. | The heart rate of a person having 102?F temperature as compared to a person having normal temperature will be: |  
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				| A. | Increased | B. | Decreased |  
				 				 | C. | Normal | D. | First increased then decreased |  
                        
                        
                            Answer: Option A Explanation:    |  
 
            
            
                | 52. | What will happen to our heart beat in case our body temperature is decreased: |  
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				| A. | Increased | B. | Decreased |  
				 				 | C. | First increased then decreased | D. | Nothing |  
                        
                        
                            Answer: Option C Explanation:    |  
 
            
            
                | 53. | Why do we have techycardia during fever? |  
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				| A. | Because the increase in temperature increase the heart rate | B. | Because parasympathetic system releases more sympathin |  
				 				 | C. | Because more acetylcholine is liberated at the free nerve endings of sympathetic nerve fibres | D. | Because of some reason other than these |  
                        
                        
                            Answer: Option A Explanation:    |  
 
            
            
                | 54. | An increase in the heart rate is termed: |  
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				| A. | Bradycardia | B. | Tachycardia |  
				 				 | C. | Tachybradycardia | D. | None of these |  
                        
                        
                            Answer: Option B Explanation:    |  
 
            
            
                | 55. | A decrease in the rate of beating of heart is called: |  
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				| A. | Bradycardia | B. | Tachycardia |  
				 				 | C. | Bradytachycardia | D. | None of these |  
                        
                        
                            Answer: Option B Explanation:    |  
 
            
            
                | 56. | Free nerve endings of sympathetic nervous system will release which of these substances during the condition of tachycardia in our body: |  
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				| A. | Acetylcholine | B. | Adrenaline |  
				 				 | C. | Noradrenaline | D. | None of these |  
                        
                        
                            Answer: Option C Explanation:    |  
 
            
            
                | 57. | Which of these substances will be produced by our body in order to bring state of bradycardia: |  
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				| A. | Acetylchoiline | B. | Adrenaline |  
				 				 | C. | Both (a) & (b) | D. | None of these |  
                        
                        
                            Answer: Option A Explanation:    |  
 
            
            
                | 58. | Which of these will be produced in the body during fever when we have tachycardia: |  
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				| A. | Adrenaline | B. | Noradrenaline |  
				 				 | C. | Both (a) & (b) | D. | None of these |  
                        
                        
                            Answer: Option B Explanation:    |  
 
            
            
                | 59. | If a person is given an injection of noradrenaline, then his heart would show: |  
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				| A. | Bradycardia | B. | Techycardia |  
				 				 | C. | Both (a) & (b) | D. | None of these |  
                        
                        
                            Answer: Option B Explanation:    |  
 
            
            
                | 60. | Hypoxia in our body would: |  
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				| A. | Increase our heart rate | B. | Decrease our heart rate |  
				 				 | C. | Bring first increase then decrease | D. | Not at all affect heart rate |  
                        
                        
                            Answer: Option A Explanation:    |  
 
 
			
			
 
 
 
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