C:-Statements (ii), (iii) and (iv) are true
D:-Statements (i) and (ii) are true
Correct Answer:- Option-B

Question32:-Which of the following statements are true?

A:-Synthetic erythropoietin effects lasts longer than continuouserythropoetin
receptor activator (CERA)

B:-Autologous blood transfusions are easier to detect than the homologous
blood transfusions

C:-Increased blood pressures and hyper viscosity can lead on to strokes and
myocardial infarctions

D:-Recombinant EPOs and CERA can be easily detected in urine and blood
Correct Answer:- Option-C
Question33:-Which among the following statements are not true?

A:-Gene therapy in sports focusses on inhibition of myostatin gene which is a
member of transforming growth factor Beta

B:-Myostatin gene regulates the number and growth of myocytes

C:-Most tested myostatin inhibitors are follistatin, follistatin related gene
(FLRG) and growth differentiation factor associated protein (GASP)

D:-In animal studies, single injection increased muscle size and strength but
effect only lasted for 6 months

Correct Answer:- Option-D

Question34:-Regarding the physeal fractures in children which among the following
is true?
(i) Physis is the weakest structure of the bone hence the injury
(ii) Of the 6 types of physeal injury, type 1 is the one with best prognosis
(iii) Type 5 is found mostly retrospectively once the growth arrest or the angular
deformity has
occurred
(iv) Type Il fractures growth arrest is rare

A:-All statements are true

B:-All statements except (iv) are true

C:-All statements except (i), (iii) and (iv) are true
D:-All statements except (iii) and (iv) are true
Correct Answer:- Option-B

Question35:-Which of the following statements are true?
(i) The three components of Female Athlete Triad (FAT) is low energy availability
with or

without eating disorder, menstrual dysregulation and decreased bone mineral
density
(ii) Indication for IP treatment of an athlete with FAT are <75% of expected body
weight, rapid

> 15% weightloss, arrhythmia and suicidal ideations.
(iii) Athletes who begin intensive training before puberty develop primary