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Blood

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.

Human blood is mainly composed of:

a)

red blood cells & plasma

b)

red & white blood cells & plasma

c)

White blood cells & plasma

d)

antigens & antibodies

2.

The most common blood type in Australia is

a)

Type A

b)

Type B

c)

Type O

d)

Type AB

3.

Type B blood has

a)

anti A in the plasma

b)

Anti B in the plasma

c)

no antibodies in the plasma

d)

anti AB in the plasma

4.

An AB- type person has

a)

No antibodies in their plasma & the rH factor

b)

A & B antibodies in their plasma & the rH factor

c)

A & B antibodies in their plasma & no rH factor

d)

no antibodies in their plasma & no rH factor

5.

Type B blood can accept which blood types

a)

B & O

b)

B & A

c)

O & AB

d)

just O

6.

Which of the following are used to identify a person's blood group

a)

antigens in the plasma

b)

white blood cells

c)

antigens on the red blood cells

d)

antibodies on the red blood cells

7.

The function of platelets in your blood is

a)

clot the blood & form a scab

b)

to help with immunity

c)

to bulk up the blood so it can flow easily

d)

to fight infection

8.

This type of blood droplet

a)

Indicates the person is moving & wound is low down

b)

Indicates the person is not moving & wound is low down

c)

Indicates the person is moving & wound is high up

d)

Indicates the person is not moving & wound is high up

9.

This tupe of blood smear indicates

a)

movement of left to right & a horizontal surface

b)

movement of right to left & a horizontal surface

c)

movement of right to left & a vertical surface

d)

movement of left to right & a vertical surface

10.

Arterial blood

a)

goes to the heart & is under high pressure

b)

comes from the heart & is under low pressure

c)

goes to the heart & is under high pressure

d)

comes from the heart & is under high pressure

11.

This image is formed when a chemical is sprayed onto blood. The chemical is

a)

Laminade

b)

Luminol

c)

nuromol

d)

elaminol

12.

What is this forensic scientist trying to do?

a)

Find the origin of the blow causing the spatter

b)

Describe the blow causing the spatter

c)

Find the blood group of the spatter

d)

decide if the victim is alive or dead

13.

The direction of travel of the person who made this blood drop is

a)

from left to right

b)

from right to left

c)

from top to bottom

d)

from bottom to top

14.

Anaemia is

a)

lack of platelets in your plasma

b)

sickle cell anaemia

c)

low healthy red blood cells

d)

Thelassimia

15.

haemoglobin is

a)

found on red blood cells & carries oxygen to cells

b)

found in plasma & carries oxygen to cells

c)

found on red blood cells & carries carbon dioxide to lungs

d)

found in plasma & carries carbon dioxide to lungs