Circulatory System - 1
Questions covering blood components (RBCs, WBCs, plasma, haemoglobin), blood vessels (arteries, veins, capillaries), heart anatomy, blood pressure, and related circulatory system functions.
Questions
Which of the following is not a function of Lymph?
- Lymph contains lymphocytes which destroys harmful pathogens.
- It filters out bacteria through the lymph nodes or lymph glands.
- It controls the concentration of proteins in the tissue fluid.
- It absorbs fatty acids and glycerols through the lacteals and villi.
- It transports water and digested food from the digestive tract to other organs.
Which of the following is not the property of Arteries?
- They are the distributing vessels of the body.
- Coronary artery supplies blood to the brain.
- They have thick and elastic walls.
- They have a narrow lumen.
- Pulmonary artery carries de-oxygenated blood.
Which of the following statements is correct?
- Capillaries are the thinnest vessels and are lined by single layered epithelium.
- Veins do not have valves in them.
- Blood is the chief circulating medium of some invertebrates and all chordates.
- Blood is fluid connective tissue and forms 10-15% of the intra-cellular fluid.
- Volume of blood is about 5 litres in an adult person and it forms about 17-18% of the total body weight.
In body of a normal adult human, how much extra-cellular fluid (ECF) is present?
- 25 liters
- 15 liters
- 1500 ml
- 2500 ml
- 20 liters
Study of blood circulation in the body is called _______.
- haematology
- serology
- neurology
- angiology
- cardiology
Which of the following is not a stain of blood?
- Leishman’s stain
- Gention violet
- Methyline blue
- Giema’s stain
- Silver chloride
Haemoglobin is found only in _____________.
- WBC
- RBC
- plasma
- platelets
- pus cells
The number of RBC’s in men is __________.
- 5,00,000 per millimeter cube
- 50,00,000 per millimeter cube
- 50,000 per millimeter cube
- 5,000 per millimeter cube
- 25,000 per millimeter cube
The human body is protected from invading bacteria by ________.
- RBC
- platelets
- plasma
- WBC
- lymph
What is the WBC count of a normal adult male?
- 8000 - 12000 per cubic millimeter.
- 2000 - 4000 per cubic millimeter.
- 1000 - 3000 per cubic millimeter.
- 4000 - 8000 per cubic millimeter.
- 6000 - 10000 per cubic millimeter.
The blood plasma from which fibrinogen has been removed is called __________.
- lymph
- clot
- serum
- platelet
- whole plasma
Which of the following pair is not correctly matched?
- Largest vein in human body – superior vena cava
- Largest artery – dorsal aorta
- Smallest blood vessel – capillary
- Renal vein – carrier of least amount of urea
- Hepatic vein – carrier of maximum amount of urea
Oxygen is transported in the blood in the form of ______.
- a gas
- haemoglobin
- oxy-haemoglobin
- carboxy-haemoglobin
- solution
The blood vessel supplying blood to the kidney is the __________.
- renal vein
- renal artery
- dorsal aorta
- inferior vena cava
- ventral aorta
The blood vessel that begins and ends in capillaries is the __________.
- hepatic artery
- hepatic vein
- renal artery
- hepatic portal vein
- renal vein
What happens if the spleen of the man is removed?
- WBC production will be lowered.
- Removal of dead RBCs will not take place.
- Antibody production will be decreased.
- RBC production will be stopped.
- WBC production will be increased.
Blood pressure is measured by ________.
- electrocardiogram (ECG)
- sphygmomanometer
- stethoscope
- pulse oximeter
- thermometer
What is blood pressure?
- The pressure of blood on the heart muscles.
- The pressure of blood exerted on the walls of arteries and veins.
- The pressure of blood on the walls of veins only.
- The pressure of blood on the walls of arteries only.
- The pressure of blood on the walls of capillaries only.
The beating of heart of man is heard on the left side, because __________.
- The left ventricle is towards the left side.
- Both the ventricles are toward the left side.
- Contraction of heart is powerful on left side.
- The dorsal aorta is on the left side.
- Both the auricles on the left side.
Arteries are
- thick walled and blood flows under high pressure
- thin walled and blood flows under high pressure
- thick walled and blood flows under low pressure
- thick walled and blood flows at the atmospheric pressure
- thin walled and blood flows under low pressure