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Question 1

are small blood proteins which provide osmotic pressure and draw fluid out of surrounding tissue.

Answer 1

Albumins

Question 2

are blood proteins, and there are 3 varieties.

Answer 2

Globulins

Question 3

are produced In the liver and have an immune function.

Answer 3

Alpha globulins

Question 4

are produced by the liver and transported lipids and fat soluble vitamins.

Answer 4

Beta globulins

Question 5

are formed by lymphocytes and have an immune function.

Answer 5

Gamma globulins

Question 6

is made in the liver, comprises 4% of the blood plasma protein, and is converted to fibrin to form clots.

Answer 6

Fibrinogen

Question 7

is a foreign substance which stimulates the immune response.

Answer 7

Antigen

Question 8

is a protein secreted by a B – cell that binds to an antigen, and marks it for destruction by macrophages.

Answer 8

Antibody

Question 9

has a thin layer of smooth muscle, valves, and blood flowing at low pressure and velocity.

Answer 9

Vein

Question 10

has a thick layer of smooth muscle, no valves, and blood flowing with high pressure and velocity.

Answer 10

Artery

Question 11

is the site of gas exchange with tissue. Capillaries are narrow, one cell layer thick, and allow blood to flow through in a single file now.

Answer 11

Capillary

Question 12

this structure is a part of the lymph system, acts as a filter, contains phagocytic cells, cleans lymph fluid, and swells when you are sick.

Answer 12

Lymph Node