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<p>What is the primary function of red blood cells (erythrocytes)?</p>



<p>a) Immune defense</p>



<p>b) Blood clotting</p>



<p>c) Oxygen transport</p>



<p>d) Antibody production</p>



<p>Answer: c) Oxygen transport</p>



<p>Which component of blood is responsible for carrying oxygen from the lungs to the body tissues?</p>



<p>a) Red blood cells</p>



<p>b) White blood cells</p>



<p>c) Platelets</p>



<p>d) Plasma</p>



<p>Answer: a) Red blood cells</p>



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<p>What is the primary function of white blood cells (leukocytes)?</p>



<p>a) Oxygen transport</p>



<p>b) Immune defense</p>



<p>c) Clotting</p>



<p>d) Hormone transport</p>



<p>Answer: b) Immune defense</p>



<p>Which type of white blood cell is primarily responsible for phagocytosis and engulfing pathogens?</p>



<p>a) Lymphocytes</p>



<p>b) Neutrophils</p>



<p>c) Eosinophils</p>



<p>d) Basophils</p>



<p>Answer: b) Neutrophils</p>



<p>What is the function of platelets (thrombocytes) in blood?</p>



<p>a) Oxygen transport</p>



<p>b) Immune defense</p>



<p>c) Blood clotting</p>



<p>d) pH regulation</p>



<p>Answer: c) Blood clotting</p>



<p>Which blood component is primarily involved in the formation of blood clots?</p>



<p>a) Red blood cells</p>



<p>b) White blood cells</p>



<p>c) Platelets</p>



<p>d) Plasma</p>



<p>Answer: c) Platelets</p>



<p>What is the liquid component of blood?</p>



<p>a) Red blood cells</p>



<p>b) White blood cells</p>



<p>c) Platelets</p>



<p>d) Plasma</p>



<p>Answer: d) Plasma</p>



<p>What percentage of blood volume does plasma constitute?</p>



<p>a) Approximately 20%</p>



<p>b) Approximately 30%</p>



<p>c) Approximately 40%</p>



<p>d) Approximately 50%</p>



<p>Answer: c) Approximately 40%</p>



<p>Which of the following is not a component of plasma?</p>



<p>a) Water</p>



<p>b) Electrolytes</p>



<p>c) Hormones</p>



<p>d) Red blood cells</p>



<p>Answer: d) Red blood cells</p>



<p>Which component of plasma plays a vital role in maintaining blood pressure and volume?</p>



<p>a) Water</p>



<p>b) Electrolytes</p>



<p>c) Proteins</p>



<p>d) Hormones</p>



<p>Answer: a) Water</p>



<p>Which plasma protein is primarily responsible for maintaining osmotic pressure and preventing fluid leakage from blood vessels?</p>



<p>a) Albumin</p>



<p>b) Globulins</p>



<p>c) Fibrinogen</p>



<p>d) Hemoglobin</p>



<p>Answer: a) Albumin</p>



<p>What is the function of fibrinogen in blood plasma?</p>



<p>a) Transport of lipids</p>



<p>b) Clot formation</p>



<p>c) Immune response</p>



<p>d) pH regulation</p>



<p>Answer: b) Clot formation</p>



<p>Which component of plasma plays a crucial role in immune defense by producing antibodies?</p>



<p>a) Albumin</p>



<p>b) Globulins</p>



<p>c) Fibrinogen</p>



<p>d) Hemoglobin</p>



<p>Answer: b) Globulins</p>



<p>What is the primary function of hemoglobin in red blood cells?</p>



<p>a) Blood clotting</p>



<p>b) Immune defense</p>



<p>c) Oxygen transport</p>



<p>d) Hormone production</p>



<p>Answer: c) Oxygen transport</p>



<p>How many types of white blood cells are there in the human body?</p>



<p>a) Two</p>



<p>b) Three</p>



<p>c) Five</p>



<p>d) Seven</p>



<p>Answer: c) Five</p>



<p>Which type of white blood cell is responsible for producing antibodies?</p>



<p>a) Lymphocytes</p>



<p>b) Neutrophils</p>



<p>c) Eosinophils</p>



<p>d) Basophils</p>



<p>Answer: a) Lymphocytes</p>



<p>What is the primary function of neutrophils?</p>



<p>a) Phagocytosis</p>



<p>b) Production of antibodies</p>



<p>c) Allergic reactions</p>



<p>d) Blood clotting</p>



<p>Answer: a) Phagocytosis</p>



<p>Which type of white blood cell increases in response to parasitic infections and allergic reactions?</p>



<p>a) Lymphocytes</p>



<p>b) Neutrophils</p>



<p>c) Eosinophils</p>



<p>d) Basophils</p>



<p>Answer: c) Eosinophils</p>



<p>What is the function of basophils in the immune system?</p>



<p>a) Phagocytosis</p>



<p>b) Production of antibodies</p>



<p>c) Release of histamine</p>



<p>d) Destruction of tumor cells</p>



<p>Answer: c) Release of histamine</p>



<p>Which white blood cells are involved in the formation of pus during infections?</p>



<p>a) Lymphocytes</p>



<p>b) Neutrophils</p>



<p>c) Eosinophils</p>



<p>d) Basophils</p>



<p>Answer: b) Neutrophils</p>



<p>What is the function of monocytes in the immune system?</p>



<p>a) Phagocytosis</p>



<p>b) Production of antibodies</p>



<p>c) Release of histamine</p>



<p>d) Destruction of tumor cells</p>



<p>Answer: a) Phagocytosis</p>



<p>Which plasma component is primarily responsible for blood clotting?</p>



<p>a) Albumin</p>



<p>b) Globulins</p>



<p>c) Fibrinogen</p>



<p>d) Hemoglobin</p>



<p>Answer: c) Fibrinogen</p>



<p>Which blood component is involved in transporting nutrients, waste products, hormones, and gases throughout the body?</p>



<p>a) Red blood cells</p>



<p>b) White blood cells</p>



<p>c) Platelets</p>



<p>d) Plasma</p>



<p>Answer: d) Plasma</p>



<p>Which type of white blood cell secretes chemicals to promote inflammation and attract other immune cells to the site of infection?</p>



<p>a) Lymphocytes</p>



<p>b) Neutrophils</p>



<p>c) Eosinophils</p>



<p>d) Basophils</p>



<p>Answer: b) Neutrophils</p>



<p>What is the primary function of platelets in blood?</p>



<p>a) Oxygen transport</p>



<p>b) Immune defense</p>



<p>c) Blood clotting</p>



<p>d) Hormone production</p>



<p>Answer: c) Blood clotting</p>



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