Blood 1 Flashcards

1
Q
Functions of the blood include all of the
following, except
A.	transport of nutrients and wastes.
B.	generation of body heat.
C.	restricting fluid loss.
D.	body defense.
E.	regulation of pH and electrolyte concentration
of interstitial fluids.
A

B. generation of body heat.

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2
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Red blood cell production is regulated by
the hormone
A.	thymosin.
B.	angiotensin I.
C.	erythropoietin.
D.	M-CSF.
E.	cobalamin.
A

C. erythropoietin.

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3
Q
Damaged endothelial cells in the blood
vessels trigger the \_\_\_\_\_ pathway.
A.	extrinsic
B.	intrinsic
C.	common
D.	retraction
E.	fibrinolytic
A

B. intrinsic

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4
Q

All of the following are true of
neutrophils, except that they are
A. granular leukocytes.
B. phagocytic.
C. also known as polymorphonuclear leukocytes.
D. important in coagulation.
E. active in fighting bacterial infections.

A

D. important in coagulation.

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5
Q
Which of the following vitamins is needed
for the formation of clotting factors?
A.	vitamin A
B.	vitamin B
C.	vitamin K
D.	vitamin D
E.	vitamin E
A

C. vitamin K

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6
Q
Which of the following statements
concerning red blood cells is false?
A.	Red cells are biconcave discs.
B.	Red cells lack mitochondria.
C.	Red cells have a large nucleus.
D.	Red cells are specialized for carrying oxygen.
A

C. Red cells have a large nucleus.

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7
Q
Blood is composed of all of the following,
except
A.	plasma.
B.	formed elements.
C.	blood cells.
D.	cell fragments.
E.	interstitial fluid.
A

E. interstitial fluid.

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8
Q
The most numerous white blood cells in
peripheral circulation are the
A.	neutrophils.
B.	eosinophils.
C.	basophils.
D.	lymphocytes.
E.	monocytes.
A

A. neutrophils.

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9
Q
A drifting blood clot is called a(n)
A.	embolus.
B.	thrombus.
C.	plaque.
D.	procoagulant.
E.	platelet plug.
A

A. embolus.

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10
Q
The average lifespan of a red blood cell is
A.	1 week.
B.	1 month.
C.	4 months.
D.	6 months.
E.	1 year.
A

C. 4 months.

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11
Q
Areas where smooth muscle cells store
large quantities of lipid are called
A.	thrombi.
B.	emboli.
C.	plaque.
D.	clots.
E.	occlusions.
A

C. plaque.

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12
Q
The formed elements of the blood include
A.	blood cells.
B.	clotting proteins.
C.	defense proteins.
D.	lipoproteins.
E.	albumins.
A

A. blood cells.

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13
Q
White blood cells that release histamine at
the site of an injury are
A.	neutrophils.
B.	eosinophils.
C.	basophils.
D.	lymphocytes.
E.	monocytes.
A

C. basophils.

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14
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The function of red blood cells is to
A. remove carbon dioxide from active cells.
B. remove nitrogenous wastes from active
tissues.
C. carry oxygen from the lungs to the body’s
cells.
D. carry nutrients from the digestive system to
the body’s cells.
E. defend the body against infectious organisms.

A

C. carry oxygen from the lungs to the body’s

cells.

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15
Q
Circulating blood provides all of the
following, except
A.	nutrients.
B.	waste removal.
C.	CO2.
D.	hormone transportation.
E.	cell transportation.
A

C. CO2.

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16
Q
Plasma is close to the same density as
A.	urine.
B.	honey.
C.	water.
D.	CSF.
E.	syrup.
A

C. water.

17
Q
The combination of plasma and formed
elements is called
A.	serum.
B.	lymph.
C.	whole blood.
D.	extracellular fluid.
E.	packed blood.
A

C. whole blood.

18
Q
More than 95 percent of the protein in a
red blood cell is
A.	albumin.
B.	porphyrin.
C.	hemoglobin.
D.	immunoglobulin.
E.	fibrinogen.
A

C. hemoglobin.

19
Q
\_\_\_\_\_ are large phagocytic white cells that
spend most of their time outside the blood
as fixed and free phagocytic cells.
A.	Neutrophils
B.	Eosinophils
C.	Basophils
D.	Lymphocytes
E.	Monocytes
A

E. Monocytes

20
Q
Which of the following drives a
continuous exchange of fluids between the
tissues and the blood?
A.	concentration gradients
B.	osmosis
C.	diffusion
D.	both A and B
E.	both B and C
A

D. both A and B

21
Q
Which of the following can be found in
plasma?
A.	electrolytes
B.	lipids
C.	fibrinogen
D.	enzymes
E.	all of the above
A

E. all of the above

22
Q
Fresh whole blood for testing in a
laboratory is usually collected from
A.	the heart.
B.	a superficial artery.
C.	a superficial vein.
D.	a capillary.
E.	an arteriole.
A

C. a superficial vein.

23
Q
The white blood cells that are important in
producing antibodies are the
A.	neutrophils.
B.	eosinophils.
C.	basophils.
D.	lymphocytes.
E.	monocytes.
A

D. lymphocytes.

24
Q
The temperature of blood is \_\_\_\_\_ body
temperature.
A.	lower than
B.	the same as
C.	3 degrees higher than
D.	higher than
E.	none of the above
A

D. higher than

25
Q

The function of hemoglobin is to
A. carry oxygen.
B. protect the body against infectious agents.
C. aid in the process of blood clotting.
D. carry nutrients from the intestine to the
body’s cells.
E. both A and C

A

A. carry oxygen.