Introduction to Tissue Engineering MCQs

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Q141.
____________ was the earliest used bio-ceramic.

a.

Porcelain

b.

Gypsum

c.

Gelatin

d.

Cement

Discuss
Answer: (a).Porcelain
Q142.
__________ family of ceramics is widely used for bone defects.

a.

Calcium phosphate

b.

Calcium oxide

c.

Calcium carbonate

d.

Calcium bicarbonate

Discuss
Answer: (a).Calcium phosphate
Q143.
_____________ is a large class of inorganic nonmetallic materials.

a.

Bioceramics

b.

Polymers

c.

Plastics

d.

Antibodies

Discuss
Answer: (a).Bioceramics
Q144.
In general, bioceramics are classified into two families.

a.

True

b.

False

c.

May be True or False

d.

Can't say

Discuss
Answer: (a).True
Q145.
__________ and glass-ceramic contain rich CaO and P₂O₅ contents.

a.

Bioactive glass

b.

Hydrogel

c.

Metal

d.

Mesh

Discuss
Answer: (a).Bioactive glass
Q146.
Which of the following is the appropriate option?

a.

Patient

b.

Model organism

c.

Plant

d.

Embryo

Discuss
Answer: (a).Patient
Q147.
Which of the following is the appropriate option?

a.

1.Differentiated Stem Cells; 2.Biomaterials; 3.Growth Factors; 4.Autologous

b.

1.Autologous; 2.Differentiated Stem Cells; 3.Biomaterials; 4.Growth Factors

c.

1.Autologous; 2.Differentiated Stem Cells; 3.Growth Factors; 4.Biomaterials

d.

1.Autologous; 2.Growth Factors; 3.Differentiated Stem Cells; 1.Autologous

Discuss
Answer: (c).1.Autologous; 2.Differentiated Stem Cells; 3.Growth Factors; 4.Biomaterials
Q148.
Which techniques have been diagrammatically shown below?

a.

Gene therapy (Above); Molecular Medicine (Below)

b.

Tissue Engineering (Above); Regenerative Medicine (Below)

c.

Regenerative Medicine (Above); Tissue Engineering (Below)

d.

Cloning (Above); Molecular Medicine (Below)

Discuss
Answer: (c).Regenerative Medicine (Above); Tissue Engineering (Below)
Q149.
What process does the following diagram represent?

a.

Primary Cell Culture

b.

Cloning

c.

Cell propagation

d.

Cell preservation

Discuss
Answer: (a).Primary Cell Culture
Q150.
What is the marked part in the diagram of a blood vessel’s cross-section in a triploblastic organism?

a.

Mesoderm

b.

Ectoderm

c.

Endoderm

d.

Mucosal layer

Discuss
Answer: (a).Mesoderm
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