BMS100 Past Test Questions
Chapter 12, Spring 2009
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- Hemoglobin molecules
- are normally located inside erythrocytes
- contain iron
- contain protein
- all of the above
- How many oxygen molecules are normally attached to one hemoglobin molecule in a pulmonary vein?
- zero (0)
- one (1)
- three (3)
- four (4)
- approximately 280 million
- Erythrocytes (red blood cells) are produced in _?_, and erythrocyte production may be stimulated by _?_.
- the liver / low blood iron levels
- bone marrow / low blood iron levels
- the liver / low blood oxygen levels
- bone marrow / low blood oxygen levels
- Which one of the following is false?
- Old erythrocytes are destroyed in the liver and the spleen.
- Normally, rate of erythrocyte destruction is approximately equal to rate of erythrocyte production.
- Hemoglobin molecules are completely recycled following destruction of old erythrocytes.
- Which formed elements of blood can be produced outside of bone marrow?
- thrombocytes (platelets)
- granular leukocytes (neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils)
- lymphocytes
- none of the above
- Blood contains _?_ type(s) of granular leukocytes (white blood cells)
and _?_ type(s) of agranular leukocytes.
- one / one
- two / one
- two / three
- three / two
- five / five
- Most, but not all, leukocytes are involved in
- phagocytosis
- producing antibodies
- creating holes in the membranes of target cells
- releasing histamine and other mediators of inflammation
- The first step in formation of a platelet plug is platelet adhesion to
- fibrinogen in blood plasma
- endothelium in the wall of a vessel
- collagen in the wall of a vessel
- bacteria in connective tissue
- What is the name of the process in which a soluble protein, which is always present in plasma,
is converted to insoluble threads that form a sticky "net?"
- coagulation
- phagocytosis
- agglutination
- platelet aggregation