Vasular Tissue

1. 1The destruction of red blood cells takes place in the:

   1. A Kidney
   2. B lymph nodes
   3. C lungs
   4. Dliver
2. 2After birth, red blood cells are made in the:¬

   1. A bone marrow
   2. B liver
   3. C spleen
   4. D heart
3. 3Which one of the following minerals is used to produce hemoglobin?

   1. A Calcium
   2. BIron
   3. C Iodine
   4. D Sodium
4. 4The function of white blood cells is to:¬

   1. A Carry oxygen
   2. B Carry carbon-dioxide
   3. C Carry urea
   4. DDestroy bacteria
5. 5The name of the substances which stimulate the production of anti-bodies in the blood is called:

   1. A Toxins
   2. B Anti-toxins
   3. C Antigens
   4. D Agglutins
6. 66. The component of blood responsible for the manufacture of antibodies is:

   1. A Erythrocytes
   2. BLymphocytes
   3. C Platelets
   4. D Plasma proteins
7. 7The substances produced in the body which destroy or neutralize foreign substances are called:

   1. A Antigens
   2. BAntibodies
   3. C Anticoagulant
   4. D Antibiotics
8. 8Defense against antigens does NOT take place by:

   1. A Granulocytes
   2. BErythrocytes
   3. C Monocytes
   4. D Lymphocytes
9. 99. The component of blood mostly concerned with the control of infection is:

   1. A white blood cells
   2. B red blood cells
   3. C platelets
   4. D plasma
10. 10The component of blood which plays an important role in clotting is:

    1. A sodium
    2. B red blood cells
    3. C platelets
    4. D lymph

11. 11List the additional components (solutes) of the plasma

    1. AThe solutes found in plasma include electrolytes like sodium, potassium, and calcium ions; proteins; gases like carbon dioxide; nutrients such as glucose, amino acids, and fatty acids; enzymes and hormones; antibodies and anti toxins; as well as waste products like urea, uric acid, and creatinine. These solutes work together to regulate bodily processes and maintain overall health.
    2. Bnot true
12. 12List minimum eight functions of the blood.

    1. AIt carries oxygen from the lungs to all the cells of the body.
       - It carries nutrients from the digestive organs to the body's cells.
       - It carries carbon dioxide from the blood vessels to the lungs.
       - It removes waste products from the lymphatic system and transports them to the kidneys.
       - It carries hormones from the endocrine glands to the body's cells.
       - It delivers enzymes to different cells throughout the body.
       - It regulates the body's pH levels through buffers dissolved in the blood.
       - It helps regulate normal body temperature by containing a lot of water.
    2. Bnot true
13. 13The normal temperature of the human body is approximately:

    1. A 37c
    2. B 39c
    3. C 41c
    4. D 43c
14. 14Which one of the following components is NOT present in tissue fluid?

    1. A Amino acids
    2. BRed blood cells
    3. C Carbon dioxide
    4. D Water
15. 15Which chemical is NOT transported in the liquid part of the blood?

    1. A Glucose
    2. B Amino acids
    3. C Fibrin
    4. D Hormones
16. 16The percentage of water in blood plasma is:

    1. A 90%
    2. B 80%
    3. C 60%
    4. D 40%
17. 17Which component of blood transports oxygen?

    1. A Erythrocytes
    2. B Leucocytes
    3. C Platelets
    4. D Plasma
18. 18Which of the following is NOT a component of human blood?

    1. A Leucocytes
    2. B Erythrocytes
    3. C Fibroblasts
    4. D Platelets
19. 19The cells responsible for the defense of the body are:

    1. A White blood cells
    2. B Red blood cells
    3. C Thrombocytes
    4. D Antigens
20. 20The blood cells which do not have a nucleus are:

    1. A leucocytes
    2. Berythrocytes
    3. C lymphocytes
    4. D monocytes
21. 21Blood cells are formed in the:

    1. A lymph nodes
    2. B heart
    3. C liver
    4. Dbones
22. 22Blood is a specialized kind of:

    1. A epithelial tissue
    2. Bconnective tissue
    3. C muscular tissue
    4. D nervous tissue
23. 23The primary function of thrombocytes is to:

    1. A play a role in blood clotting
    2. B carry oxygen
    3. C rid the body of carbon dioxide
    4. D fight infection
24. 24Define Hemophilia.

    1. AHemophilia is a medical condition that primarily affects males. This disorder causes the blood to not clot properly, leading to excessive bleeding after an injury or cut. The bleeding can also occur inside the muscles and joints, which can be very painful for the patient. While there are ways to manage and prevent the worst outcomes of hemophilia, there is no permanent cure.
    2. BNot true

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Quiz on Vasular Tissue, created by Felicia Floyd on 12/10/2023.

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