Quiz on Blood and Lymphatic System

What happens as blood flows through the capillaries?

• Blood cells and plasma leak through the wall of the capillaries

• Blood cells are absorbed by the veins

• Plasma remains in the arteries

• Blood cells and plasma are filtered by the kidneys

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Where does most of the fluid go after leaking through the capillary walls?

• It is absorbed by the capillaries

• It is absorbed by the veins

• It is absorbed by the arteries

• It is absorbed by the lymph nodes

What happens to the rest of the fluid that is not absorbed by the capillaries?

• It goes into the lymphatic system

• It goes into the digestive system

• It goes into the respiratory system

• It goes into the nervous system

What is the lymphatic system composed of?

• Blood vessels, arteries, and veins

• Lymph vessels, nodes, and organs

• Muscles, tendons, and ligaments

• Bones, joints, and cartilage

What does the lymphatic system collect?

• Blood

• Oxygen

• Lymph

• Carbon dioxide

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Where does lymph leave from in the lymphatic system?

• Arteries

• Capillaries

• Veins

• Heart

What is the function of the lymphatic system?

• Screens for micro-organisms

• Transports oxygen

• Produces hormones

• Regulates body temperature

What role do skeletal muscles play in lymph circulation?

• They contract to pump blood through veins.

• They apply pressure on lymph vessels to move lymph.

• They produce lymph fluid.

• They filter lymph fluid.

What is the function of valves in lymph vessels?

• To increase blood pressure

• To prevent backward flow of blood

• To filter blood

• To transport oxygen

What happens when there is a block in a lymph vessel?

• Increased blood flow

• Decreased blood pressure

• Accumulation of lymph in tissues

• Enhanced oxygen transport

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