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Nursing Exams Points in brief important for Staff Nurse, CHO, ANM, GNM, AIIMS, SGPGI etc. By GS India Nursing Academy.

Nursing Exams Points in brief:


• Largest gland of human body – Liver.

•  Temperature regulating centre (Thermoregulatory centre) – Hypothalamus.

• Osteoblast – Bone forming cell.

• Osteoclast – Bone destructing cell.

• Chondroblast – Cartilage forming cell.

• Engine of the cell – Ribosome.

• Garbage system of the cell – Lysosomal.

•  Suicidal bag of the cell – Lysosome.

•  Post office of the cell – Golgi apparatus.

•  Protein factory of the cell – Ribosome.

• Cytoskeleton of the cell – Microtubules and Microfilaments.

• Storage part of the cell – Central vacuole.

• Power house of the cell Mitochondria. –

➤ Defensive organelle of the cell – Lysosome.

➤ Controller of the cell – Nucleus.

➤ Lipid synthesis – Smooth endoplasmic reticulum.

➤ Detoxification of drug – Smooth ER.

➤ Mechanical support of the cell – Microtubules and Microfilaments.

• ATP synthesis (Adenosine Triphosphate) – Mitochonadria.

• Nucleus – Nucleus is the largest organelle of the cell.

• Anatomy: Branch of medical science that deals with the structure of human body (organs).

• Physiology: Branch of medical science that deals with the functions of the human body.
• Artery: Blood vessels which carry oxygenated blood from heart to tissues (except pulmonary artery).

• Vein: Blood vessels which carry deoxygenated blood from tissues to heart (except pulmonary vein).

➤ First branch of aorta-Coronary artery (supply to myocardium).

• Most common primary cause of M.I. – Coronary artery thrombus.

➤ Largest organ of human body – Skin.
➤ Skin makes the primary barrier of human body.

➤ Skin play an important role in regulation of temperature.

• Largest vein – Inferior vena cava

• Longest vein – Saphenous vein.

• Power house of cell – Mitochondria.
• Post office of cell – Golgi body.

• Right atrium pressure – 3-8 mmHg

•  Left ventricle pressure – 120/80 mmHg

• Pulmonary artery – 1

➤ Pulmonary vein – 4

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