ESM231




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ESM231

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1.

is a metalloid which forms a
number of toxic compounds

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2.

is measured by octanol:-
water partition coefficient in
a separatory funnel

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3.

Which of these is not a
rodenticides?

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4.

__is the unrestrained,
malignant proliferation of
somatic cell

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5.

Nitrite can convert
haemoglobin to

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6.

Poisonous plants and
are extracted for hunting
and warfare

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7.

___________ is a metalloid
which forms a number of
toxic compounds

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8.

Organic mercury such as,
methylmecury, is extremely
toxic mainly affecting the
central nervous system in
Japan caused a disease
known as

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9.

Hexachlorobezene studies
in rats also provide
evidence of

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10.

One of these is not a
constituent of Bordeaux
mixture

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11. The four routes of entry are:

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12.

Which of these statements
is NOT true of Rotenone ?

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13.

is a widely used colourless
gas that acts as an
anesthetic to animals and is
toxic to plants

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14.

During the Phase I
reactions an OH group is
attached to benzene to
change it to

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15.

The
involved as protective
covering against a hostile
environment and is
relectively impermeable to
many chemical

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16.

Chemical species that
cause birth defects are
known as

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17.

_____is the unrestrained,
malignant proliferation of
somatic cell

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18.

All but one of these are
groups of insecticides

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19.

Lead and most of the heavy
metals have
effect on the (PNS) or the
(CNS)

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20.

One of these scientists
prepared a systematic
correlation between the
chemical and biological
properties of poisons of his
time

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21.

Many pesticides in use
have different modes of
action and levels of

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22.

Elemental mercury may be
absorbed by biological
system as a

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23. s used to treat seed grain

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24.

All but one of these defines
toxicology:

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25.

The micro-organisms in the
sediments at the bottom
bio-transformed the organic
mercury ions methyl and
mercury

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26.

Which conjugation reaction
decreases, instead of
increases, water solubility?

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27.

Lead and most of the heavy
metals have __________
effect on the (PNS) or the
(CNS)

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28.

__________ has been
known to be a poisonous
compound for centuries

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29.

One of these substances
can easily be absorbed by
the skin:

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30.

The stage in which the
cancerous cells become a
malignant tumour during
the carcinogenic process is
known as the

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31.

Depression of the system
will lower resistance to
infectious disease and
facilitate the development
of

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32.

Ozone can cause all but
one of the following effects :

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33.

One of these substances is
not colourless.

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34.

is a metal which is widely
used in industries, in alloys,
in plating, in batteries and
in the pigment in inks,
paints, plastics, rubber and
enamel

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35.

The inhalation of air
containing benzene can
lead to the following
progressive effects:

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36.

Which of these events
occurred in the 17th
Century?

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37.

Exposure to n-hexane and
cyclohexane result in loss
of myelin and degeneration
of

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38.

One of these definitions is
known as "the traditional
definition of toxicology"

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39.

Toxicology integrates with
all but one of these fields;

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40.

refers to a site of action
other than the point of
contact and presupposes
that absorption has taken
place.

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41.

Phase II reaction are also
known as

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42.

has been known to be a
poisonous compound for
centuries

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43.

What does NOEL stand
for?

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44.

What term is used to
indicate the ability of a
cancer to invade other parts
of the body and produce
secondary tumours

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45.

An exposure which would
be relatively harmless
unless repeated over a long
period of time

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46.

One of these is not of
importance in the conduct
of risk assessments.

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47.

Which of the following is the
basic mechanism of action
of insecticides?

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48.

Which of these insecticides
can be categorised as High
toxic potential insecticide?

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49.

Alcohols can lead to all but
one of the following effects

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50. DDT is a____ pesticide

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