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Human Anatomy and Physiology

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

What are the functions of blood?

a)

Transports oxygen, waste and hormones.

b)

Regulates body temperature, pH, and fluid volume

c)

Prevents infection and blood loss

d)

Provides protection of the cells

2.

Granulocytes have _____-shaped _____ and _____ granules.

a)

lobe; nuclei; visible

b)

spherical; kidney; nuclei

c)

lobe; visible; nuclei

d)

spherical; nuclei; kidney

3.

Agranulocytes have ____ or ____ -shaped _____ and no _____.

a)

spherical; kidney; nuclei; granulates

b)

spherical; nuclei; kidney; granulates

c)

spherical; granulates; kidney; nuclei

d)

spherical; kidney; granulates; nuclei

4.

What do Neutrophils do?

a)

They engulf and destroy foreign bacteria, fungi, and foreign debris

b)

Destroy parasites and cancer cells, is also responsible for allergic responses

c)

Release Histamines; Dilates

d)

Helps fight viruses and more antibodies

5.

What do Eosinophils do?

a)

Destroy parasites and cancer cells, also responsible for allergic responses

b)

Releases histamines, dilates

c)

Helps fight viruses and more antibodies

d)

clean up damaged cells and can leave the bloodstream

6.

What do Basophils do?

a)

Release histamines, dilates

b)

helps fights viruses and make antibodies

c)

clean up damaged cells, and leaves the bloodstream

d)

destroys parasites and cancer cells responsible for allergic responses

7.

What do Lymphocytes do?

a)

Helps fight viruses and make antibodies.

b)

Release histamines, dilates

c)

Clean up damaged cells and can leave the bloodstream

d)

Engulfs and destroys foreign bacteria, fungi and foreign debris

8.

What do monocytes do?

a)

clean up damaged cells and can leave the bloodstream. Once in the bloodstream they are macrophages

b)

Macrophages attack and engulf viruses and parasites and bacterial infection

c)

Release histamines, dilates

d)

Destroys parasites and cancer cells, also responsible for allergic reactions

9.

Thrombocytes are made of ____ ____ of other cells.

a)

tiny; fragments

b)

large; fragments

c)

tiny; waste

d)

large; waste

10.

What is the function of thrombocytes?

a)

to engulf and destroy cells

b)

they are responsible for clotting the blood when a vessel is broken

c)

to fight and protect against infection

d)

to prevent histamines

11.

what is the function of erythrocytes?

a)

to transport oxygen around the body via hemoglobin molecules

b)

release histamines, dilates

c)

engulf and destroy foreign bacteria, fungi, and foreign debris

d)

clean up damged cells and can leave the bloodstream

12.

Why must oxygen be carried by erythrocytes?

a)

because oxygen is nonpolar

b)

because oxygen is polar

c)

because oxygen has a concave shape

d)

because oxygen has hemoglobins

13.

Hemoglobin is a protein composed of _ chains called ____

a)

4; globins

b)

3; globins

c)

2; globins

d)

5; globins

14.

Each globin contains a flat molecule called a ____ which holds an iron atom.

Each iron atom can bind to ____ oxygen molecule so one hemoglobin can hold ____ oxygen molecules.

a)

heme; one; four

b)

heme; four; one

c)

heme; five; one

d)

heme; two; four

15.

What blood cells live for 8-9 days?

a)

plasma

b)

thrombocytes

c)

erythrocytes

d)

leukocytes