Considering the cardiac cycle, the sound "lub" is produced when the

  • atria contracts
  • atria relax
  • ventricles relax
  • ventricles contract

If the blood group of a person is O then the antibodies present in that person's blood is

  • anti-O and anti-A antibodies
  • anti-O and anti-B antibodies
  • anti-B and anti-A antibodies
  • anti-B antibodies

Of all the arteries, the arteries that cannot carry oxygenated blood are

  • aortic arteries
  • pulmonary arteries
  • systole arteries
  • diastole arteries

Considering the layers of arteries, the middle layer of the artery is composed of

  • connective tissue and cardiac muscles
  • elastic tissue and skeletal muscles
  • elastic tissue and smooth muscles
  • elastic tissue and cardiac muscles

The individuals having blood group O are considered as

  • national recipients
  • national donors
  • universal donors
  • universal recipients

The scientist who described the blood circulation pathway for the first time is

  • Ibn-e-Nafees
  • Charles Darwin
  • Ernst Haeckel
  • Rachel Carson

The pressure in sieve tubes of phloem is decreased due to the exit of

  • nitrogen
  • oxygen
  • water
  • carbon dioxide

The flat and short bones in the human body include

  • ribs
  • sternum
  • vertebrae
  • all of above

The phloem present in the plant is responsible for the transportation of

  • nitrogen molecules
  • carbon dioxide
  • food substances
  • oxygen

The 'Atherosclerosis' is referred to narrowing of

  • left ventricle
  • right ventricle
  • arteries
  • atrium

The blood cells and cell-like bodies that are present in humans include

  • red blood cells
  • platelets
  • white blood cells
  • all of above

The Rh-positive blood group of a person is based on the presence of

  • Rh factors
  • A antigens
  • B antigens
  • none of above

The meaning of "angina pectoris" is

  • artery death
  • heart death
  • chest pain
  • knee pain

The macrophages produced by monocytes are responsible for

  • absorbing hydrogen
  • absorbing oxygen
  • engulfing germs
  • preventing clotting

The time for diastole in one heartbeat is

  • 0.6 seconds
  • 0.8 seconds
  • 0.4 seconds
  • 0.5 seconds

The mass of the heart in a normal adult is about

  • 250-350 g
  • 350-400 g
  • 400-450 g
  • 200-250 g

In adults, the red blood cells are formed in

  • lungs and liver
  • bone marrow of flat and short bones
  • spleen and liver
  • liver and spleen

The percentage of plasma in blood in a healthy person is

  • 0.75
  • 0.45
  • 0.55
  • 0.65

The femoral vein empties into

  • external iliac vein
  • internal iliac vein
  • inferior iliac vein
  • none of above

The two major veins that carry deoxygenated blood and empties into the right atrium are inferior and superior

  • femoral artery
  • vena cava
  • aorta
  • dorsal aorta

The part of the blood circulatory system whose function is to transport the blood to the whole body is called

  • cardiac vessels
  • aortic vessels
  • blood vessels
  • atrial vessels

The person having antigen A on the surface of RBCs has

  • blood group O
  • blood group AB
  • blood group B
  • blood group A

The salts present in plasma make up

  • 0.9% of plasma
  • 0.2% of plasma
  • 0.01% of plasma
  • 0.65% of plasma

The heart of humans works as

  • triple channel
  • double channel
  • double pump
  • triple pump

Considering the layers of arteries, the outermost layer of the artery is composed of

  • muscle tissue
  • nervous tissue
  • muscular tissue
  • connective tissue

The invertebrates that have the open circulatory system are

  • sea horse
  • sea spider
  • jewel anemone
  • arthropods

The period in the cardiac cycle during which blood is filled into atria and ventricles and atria relaxes is called

  • atrial diastole
  • cardiac systole
  • atrial systole
  • cardiac diastole

The surgery in which veins or arteries from the patient's body parts are grafted into the coronary arteries to improve the supply of blood to muscles of the heart

  • lithoscopy
  • bypass surgery
  • angioplasty
  • endoscopy

The femoral arteries give branches to

  • shank and ankle
  • thigh and knee
  • foot
  • all of above

The artery that supplies blood to the liver is

  • superior artery
  • hepatic artery
  • dorsal artery
  • inferior artery
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