CIRCULATION IN HUMAN

 

1-  Oxyhemoglobin is formed in

a) Lungs            b) Spleen              c) Right atrium

d) Left atrium              e) Bone marrow

 

2-       Which pigment gives red color to blood ?

a) Chlorophyll           b) Xanthophyll             c) Hemoglobin            d) Carotens          e) All of them

 

3-       Which blood cell protects the body from infection ?

a) Platelets              b) Red blood cell          c) Nervous cell          d) White blood cell           e) Stomata

 

4-       Which artery is carried deoxygenated blood ?

a) Aorta          b) Pulmonary artery           c) Cronary artery                d) All of them         e) None

 

5-       -------------------  are used in blood clotting  process ?

a) Platelets              b) Red blood cell          c) Nervous cell          d) White blood cell           e) Plasma

 

6-       Which of the following is not found in plasma ?

a) Protein     b) Water    c) Lipid    d) Mineral    e) Hemoglobin

 

7-Two organisms that have blood transport system containing hemoglobin which aids in transport of oxygen , are the

a) Paramecium Amoeba        b) Hydra Earthworm

c) Earthworm Human        d) Grsshopper Human

e) Spongy Human

 

8-       Which parts of the humans heart have oxygenated blood ?

a) Right atrium Right ventricle      b) Left atrium Left ventricle              c) Right and left ventricle                 d) Right and left atrium                   e) Right atrium-left ventricle

 

9-       Which of the following carry oxygen from lungs to the other organs ?

a) Platelets              b) Red blood cell          c) Artery

d) White blood cell           e) Water

 

10-    What is located under the chest bone between lungs in the chest cavity ?

a) Lungs    b) Kidney   c) Stomach   d) Heart    e) Small intestine

 

11-  Which of the following explanes the material exchange between cell and tissue ?

a) The flow of interstitial fluid to the capillaries accelerates       b) Interstitial fluid and the capillaries are osmotically balanced

c) The flow from capillaries to the tissues is continuaus            d) The blood pressure increases in the venules

e) Osmotic pressure alternates through the blood capillaries

 

12-   Which one of the following is not releated to the circulation of lymph ?

a) Lymphocytes are involved in this system                                           b) Lymphatic circulation balances the blood volume

c) The content of lymph fluid is almost the same as blood plasma        d) There are no erythrocytes in lymph fluid

e) Fats absorbed from the small intestine combine with general circulation via lymph circulation

 

 

 

 

13-   Which of the following events is the result of contraction of the left atrium ?

a)Consignment of blood into the arteries

b)Movement of blood from veins to aorta 

c)Movement of blood into the left ventricle

d) Consignment of blood into the right ventricle        

e) Pumping of blopod to the coronary veins

 

14-  In which region of the circulatory system does the concentration of CO2 in blood begin to increase ?

a)Arteries                  b)The inferior vena cava

c)The capillaries at the tissues         d)  Alveoli in the lungs

e) The right atrium

 

15-  Which one of the following is not a factor that affects the heart rate ?

a) CO2 concentration in the blood   

b) Alterations in altitude and pressure 

c) Changes in temparature 

d) Day and night            

 e) Intervation of the vagus nerve

 

16-         1- Left ventricle              2- Capillaries in tissues

3- Interstitial fluid             4- Aorta             5- Cells

The structures which transport oxygen from heart to the tissues are listed above. Determine the correct order of structures through which a red blood cell loaded with oxygen would  pass .

a)2-3-4-5-1   b)2-5-3-4-1   c)1-4-2-3-5   d)5-4-2-3-1   e)5-4-3-2-1

 

17-  Which one does not take role in the systemic circulation ?

a) Body capillaries        b) Body veins         c) Pulmonary vein           d) Left ventricle                 e) Aorta

 

18-  The aim of pulmonary circulation is

a) to remove blood fron heart     b) to charge blood with oxygen         c) to feed body organs        d) All of them

 

19-    What is done by the systemic circulation ?

a) Blood is separated to the body         b) Blood is cleaned          c) Blood is rested            d) None

 

20-  1-Vitamins   2-Hormone   3-Fibrinogen     4- Antibodies

Which of the above materials should be removed from blood during serum production ?

a) 1          b)2              c)3              d)4              e)1-2

 

21-    In blood, oxygen is carried  primarly

a) As oxyhemoglobin          b) in solution in the plasma

c) As carbonic acid            d) As carboxyhemoglobins

 

22-    Which of the following blood vessels contains large number of oxyhemoglobin ?

a) All arteries            b) All veins          c) Capillaries

d) Pulmonary arterie          e) Pulmonary vein

 

23-    Organic molecules are transported to the lungs by which type of circulation and blood vessels ?

a)SystemicPulmonary artery   b)SystemicPulmonary vein   c)PulmonaryAort   d)PulmonaryPulmonary artery    e) None

 

 

 

24-    What is the last product of blood clotting reactions ?

a) Prothrombin        b) Thrombin         c) Trombokinase         d) Fibrinogen               e) Fibrin

 

25-       I-Vitamin K             II-Fibrinogen 

             III-Prothrombin        IV- Leucocyte

Which of the aboves arent affective in the blood clotting ?

a) III      b) IV      c) I II        d) II III       e) I II III

 

26-All of the following are found in the blood plasma EXCEPT

a) Vitamin     b) Glucose     c) Salts     d) Enzymes     e) CO2

 

27- Which of the following is not an effective factor in blood clotting ?

a) Fibrinogen               b) Ca                 c) Vitamin K

d) Thrombin           e) Albumin

 

28-Which of the following is the most numerous in human blood

a) Leucocytes            b) Platelets           c) Erythrocytes            d) Lymphocytes             e) Monocytes

 

29- Which one gives the correct order of blood pressure ?

a) Arteries Capillaries Veins  

b) Veins Arteies Capillaries     

c) Capillaries Arteries Veins

d) Veins Capillaries Arteries          

e) Arteries Veins Capillaries

 

30-  Serum contains all of the following EXCEPT

a) Vitamins          b) Hormones          c) Antibodies

d) Water          e) Fibronogen

 

31- Which of the following features of the human heart is incorrect ?

a) It is two chambered      b) Contains deoxygenated blood         c) The oxygenated blood is pumped via a discrete vessels

d) The blood enters the heart after passing through the respiratory organ

e) The deoxygenated blood is retrieved from the tissues and passesthrough the heart

 

32- Which of the following is not a function of blood plasma ?

a)Transport of O2 and CO2         b)Transport of O2

c)Transport of nutrients to cell       d) ransport of hormones  e)Excretion of wastes from cells

 

33- Which of the following is not an effective factor in blood coagulation ?

a) Fibrinogen          b) Ca             c) Vitamin K

d) Thrombokinase           e) Hemoglobin

 

34- In what way do valves in the veins aid in circulation ?

a)They prevent the spurting action from becoming too uneven b)They separate oxygenated blood from deoxygenated blood    c)They keep the blood from flowing backward

d) Filter out blood clots

e)They reduce the pressure with which the heart sends blood into the veins

 

35- During the clotting process, fibrinogen is converted into

a) Thromboplastin        b) Fibrin        c) Platelets

d) Prothrombin        e) Thrombin

 

36- Which of the following proteins is required for the fibrinogen to fibrin conversion?

a)Thromboplastin     b) fibrin        c) Platelets

d) Prothrombin        e) Thrombin

 

37- Which of the following vitamin dificiencies depresses the levels of prothrombin?

a)Vitamin A        b) Vitamin B        c) Vitamin C

d) Vitamin K        e) Vitamin D

 

38- Which of the following plasma proteins are important in regulating the water content of the cells and body fluid?

a)Albumins        b) Globulins        c) Gamma globulins

d) a + b        e) b + c

 

39- A person with iron deficiency in his diet may become anemia because

a) not enough oxyhemoglobin is formed in the liver   

b) the spleen removes too mant leucocytes from the blood

c) the clotting reaction time is reduced 

d) iron is needed to build up hemoglobin    

e) iron is used in making fibrinogen

 

40- Which one of the following recipients can not receive blood from a man with group 0 Rh positive

a) A Rh +     b) B Rh +           c) AB Rh +        d) 0 Rh -

 

41- Red blood cells and white blood cells form in the

a)Thymus     b)Arterial walls    c)Lymph nodes     d)Bone marrow

 

42-- The blood type known as the universal donor is

a) A           b) B            c) AB              d) 0           e) Rh factor

 

42-Which is not a function of the blood?

a) Transports of nutrients and oxygen to the cells

b) Removal of carbon dioxide and other wastes

c) Transport of hormones to target organs

d) Regulation of acidity and alkalinity of the cells

e) All of the above are functions of the blood

 

43-The blood plasma contains a number of inorganic cations and anions. If NaCl increases in concentration in the plasma, thus increasing the number of ions, what will be the result?

a) Blood pressure will decrease

b) Blood pressure will increase

c) Blood pressure will remain unchanged

 

44-  The combination of oxygen with hemoglobin and its release from oxyhemoglobin are controlled by

a) Carbon dioxide concentration        b) Oxygen concentration

c) Carbonic acid concentration     d) a + b    e) b + c

 

45)Red blood cells originate in the

a) Bone marrow   b) Spleen   c) Kidneys   d) Liver  e) Lungs

 

46- All of the following can cause an increase in the amount of blood pumped by the heart except

a) A rise in carbon dioxide content of the blood

b) Decreased temperature     c) Hormones     d) Nerves

 

47-Which of the following carries blood from the head, neck and arms to the heart?

a) Superior vena cava        b) Inferior vena cava               

c) Pulmonary artery          d) Pulmonary vein

 

48-The characteristic sounds of the beating heart are caused by

(a) the closure of the semilunar values      

 (b) the closure of the tri- and bicuspid valves

(b) the contraction of the muscle in the ventricle     

  (d) all of the above

 

49-What is responsible for the initiation of the heart beat and the regulation of the rate of contraction?

(a) the sinoatrial node        (b) the atrioventricular node

(c) the pacemaker              (d) a and c are correct

 

50-The connective tissue sac enclosing the heart is called the

(a) endothelium  (b) myocardium  (c) pericardi  (d) vena cava

 

51-Which of the following is incorrect?

(a) the atria and the ventricles contract simultaneously 

(b) the period of heart contraction is called systole

(c) a heart murmur may be a symptom of a damaged valve

(d) sympathetic nerve stimulation increases the heart rate

 

52-Which of the following is not a function of the circulatory system?

  (a)transport nutrients to each cell     

  (b) regulates body temperature 

  (c)produce oxygen                        

  (d) protects body against invading microorganisms

 

53-The pumping chambers of the heart are called

(a) atria       (b) ventricles   (c) pacemaker   (d) cardiac muscle

 

54-Sensory receptors in the walls of the vena cava and right atrium are stimulated when

(a) vessels are distended with blood and the wall is stretched

(b) blood temperature changes

(c) a rise in the carbon dioxide content of the blood occurs

(d) none of the above

 

55-  Which of the following is not a feature of veins ?

a) Thinner walls than arteries     b) Less elasticity than arteries        c)Valves present in their vessels  d)Transport of oxygenated blood           e) Movement aided by skeletal  muscles

 

56-  Which of the following is not a feature of arteries ?

a) They are thick walled      b) They have high blood pressure   

c) They contain much elastic fiber tissues

d) They carry blood away from the heart        

e) They contain valves

 

57-   Which is wrong about the vessels ?

a) Capillaries are microscopic vessels       

b) All veins carry deoxygenated blood    

c) There are 3 types of vessels

d) Arteries transport blood from heart to the organs

 

58-Which represents the correct sequence in the clotting of blood ?

a)       Platelets,fibrinogen,prothrombin,fibrin,thrombin

b)       Platelets,prothrombin,thrombin,fibrinogen,fibrin

c)       Platelets,thrombin,fibrinogen,prothrombin,fibrin

d)       Platelets,fibrin,fibrinogen,thrombin,prothrombin

e)       Platelets,fibrinogen,prothrombin,fibrin,thrombin

 

59- Most of the CO2 is carried in the blood stream by;

a) Plasma          b) HCO3 ions     c) Myoglobin

           d) Carbon monoxide      e)Hemoglobin

 

60- The blood pressure is highest in

a) Surerior vena cava    b) Aorta    c) Pulmonary artery

d) Pulmonary vein     e) Lungs capillaries

 

61- All the following statements about arteries are true EXCEPT a). they are thick-walled b). they pulsate c). they contain much elastic fiber tissue d). they carry blood away from the heart e). they contain valves

62- All the following veins carry deoxygenated blood EXCEPT the

 a). superior vena cava

 b). inferior vena cava

c). pulmonary vein

d). renal vein

e). hepatic vein

67. Blood returning from the lungs enters the heart through the

a). pulmonary artery       b). Aorta           c). pulmonary veins                        d). vena cava                 e). coronary vein

68-The liquid that bathes the cells of the body is called

 

a) fibrinogen

b) lymph

c) plasma

d)fibrin

e) blood

 

69- All the following about white blood cells is true EXCEPT:

 

a) they are formed in lymph glands

b) they are formed in the marrow

c) they move like amoeba

d) they are phagocytotic

e) they are nucleated

 

70-Which one of the following does not exist in human blood?

   A) Mucus                          B)Hormone

   C) Minerals        D)Vitamins

   E) Blood platelets

 

 

71-     I.      Left ventricle

        II.     Cappilaries in tissue

       III.    Interstitial fluid

       IV.    Aorta

        V.    Cells

   The structures which transport oxygen from the heart

    to the tissues are listed above. Determine the correct

    order of structures through which a red blood cell

    loaded with oxygen would pass

         a) II-III-IV-V-I     b) II-V-III-IV-I    c) I-IV-II-III-V

                      d) V-IV-II-III-I           e) V-IV-III-II-I

             

72-      I. Automatic Nervous System

 II. (A.V) Atrioventricular node

                   III.(S.A) Sinoatrial node

            Which of the following is the correct sequence of the above structures that affect heart function?

            a) I-II-III           b) II-III-I           c) I-III-II

                       d) III-II-I                   e) II-I-III

 

73-      I. Muscular Tissue

II. Epithelial tissue  (endothelium)

                  III. Valve

                  IV. Connective tissue

            Which of the above structutes involved in the circulatory system is common to both the heart and blood vessels?

            a) I         b) II       c) I-III       d) III               e)  I-IV

 

74-Which one of the followinf is not a factor that affects

the heart rate?

a)       CO2 concentration in the blood

b)       Alterations in altitude and pressure

c)       Changes in temperature

d)       Day and night

e)       Inervation of the vagus nerve

 

75- In the normal human circulatory system, the mean blood pressure is lowest in the

   A- aorta                                                           

   B- arteries                                                         

   C- arterioles      

   D- capillaries                                                   

   E- inferior vena cava

 

76- Hemoglobin is a protein that functions in the transport of oxygen contained within red blood cells. Hemoglobin has been shown to consist of four independent polypeptide chains. The manner in which these four chains interact to form functional molecules is a characteristic of hemoglobins

A-       secondary structure                                        

B-      tertiary structure                                            

C-      quaternary structure                                      

D-      denaturation                                                  

           E-  melting point

 

 

77-Which of the following events is the result of contraction of the left atrium?

A)     consignment of blood into the arteries

B)      movement of blood from veins to atria

C)      movement of blood into the left ventriels

D)      consignment of blood into the left ventricle

E)       pumping of blood to the coranary veins

 

78-Un which region of the circulatory system does the concentration of CO in blood begin to increase?

A)     arteries

B)      the inferior vena cava

C)      the capillaries at the tissues

D)      alveoli in the lungs

E)       the right atrium

 

79-Which of the following is not a factor that affets the heart rate?

A)     CO concentration in the blood

B)      Alteration in altitude and pressure

C)      Changes in temperature

D)      Day and night

E)       None of them

 

80-Which of the following has adifferent circulatory system?

A)     Human being

B)      Earthworm

C)      Frog

D)      Fish

E)       Grasshopper

 

81-Which of the following types of heart contains the lowest level of oxyhemoglobin?

A)     Bird

B)      Frog

C)      Fish

D)      Mammal

E)       Reptile

 

82-Which of the following valves allows deoxygenated blood to enter the pulmonary artery?

A)     atrioventrical valve

B)      aortic seminular valve

C)      bicuspid valve

D)      tricuspid valve

E)       pulmonary seminular valve

 

83-In which the following vessels the blood pressure is the greatest?

A)     IVC

B)      SVC

C)      Aorta

D)      Capillaries

E)       Pulmonary artery

 

84-Which is not property of arteries?

A)     they have tick walls

B)      they extend from the atria

C)      they pump blood into organs

D)      they have high blood pressure

 

85-The approximate weight of adult male heart is about;

A)     300g

B)      150g

C)      450g

D)      600g

E)       750g

 

86-Which blood vessel allows the material exchange between blood and tissue cells?

A)     capillary

B)      vein

C)      artery

D)      aorta

E)       coronary artery

 

87-Which one is found in the structure of heart?

A)     valves

B)      atria

C)      ventricle

D)      all

 

88-The largest artery in the body is the?

A)     Inferior vena cava

B)      Aorta

C)      Carotid artry

D)      Superior vena cava

 

89-The aim of systemic circulaton is

A)     to remove blood from heart

B)      to charge blood with oxygen

C)      to feed body cells

D)      to remove CO2

 

90-Which doesnt take role in the systemic circulation?

A)     Body capillaries

B)      Body veins

C)      Left ventricle

D)      Pulmonary artery

 

91-The human heart consist of

A)     2 atria, 2 ventricles

B)      1 atrium, 1 ventricle

C)      2 atria, 1 ventricle

D)      1 atrium, 2 ventricles

 

92-Which is wrong about blood vessels?

A)     There are three types of blood vessels

B)      Capillaries are the microscipic vessels

C)      All arteries carry oxygenated blood

D)      Veins transport blood from the organs to the heart.

 

93-Which one of the following is not  a feature of lymphatic circulation?

A)     transprt of nutrient

B)      contribution to fat absorbtion

C)      absence of fibronogen

D)      transport of O and CO

E)       involvement in immunity

 

94-Which of the following is not an effective factor in blood coagulation?

A)     fibronogen

B)      hemoglobin

C)      Ca ions

D)      Vitamin K

E)       Thrombokinase

 

 

95-Which of the following is not an organ involved in the regulation of blood concentration?

A)     small intestine

B)      kidney

C)      spleen

D)      liver

E)       heart

 

96-Which statement is not true about capillary flow and exchange?

a.        blood flow is slowest in the capillaries

b.       gases diffuse in and out of the blood along concentration gradients

c.        water can not out of capillaries

d.       flow of blood through capillaries is controlled by sphincters

e.        large molecules move in and out of capillaries

 

97-A person with hemophilia

1.        is unlikely to ever have a stroke

2.        has a deficiency in the blood clotting mechanism

3.        does not have adequate numbers of red blood cells

4.        needs to be careful about getting bruised or cut

 

a.        1,2 and 3

b.       2 and 3

c.        1 and 3

d.       1,2 and 4

e.        3 and 4

f.          

98-The role of the atrioventricular node is to

a.        control the heart rate

b.       pump blood from atrium to ventricle

c.        delay the electrical signal to the ventricle

d.       delay the electrical signal to the atrium

e.        produce the signal that contract the ventricle

 

99-Which is found in the blood?

a)       erythrocytes  b)antibodies

d)       water  d)glucose  e) all of them

 

 

100- Deoxygenated blood is transported in the

  1. aorta  B. pulmonary artery C. pulmonary vein D. hepatic artery E. carotid artery

101 in humans, lacks chromatin when fully differentiated

A. zygote   B. erythrocyte  C. pollen   D. Schwann cell

E. sperm

102-As blood moves away from and then back to the heart, it will pass through

A. Veins-> venules->capillaries-> arterioles-> arteries

B. Capillaries-> arteries->arterioles-> venules-> veins

C. Venules->veins->arteries-> arterioles->capillaries

D. Arteries->arterioles -> capillaries -> venules-> veins

E. Arterioles->arteries-> venules->veins->capillaries

 

103-Which statement is not true about capillary flow and exchange?

A. Blood flow is slowest in the capillaries

B. Gases diffuse in and out of blood along concentration gradients

C. Water cannot move out of capillaries

D. Flow of blood through capillaries is controlled by sphincters

E. Large molecules move in and out of capillaries by endo- and exo- cytosis

 

104- The role of the atrioventricular node is to

a. control the heart rate

b. pump blood atrium to ventricle

c. delay the electrical signal to the ventricle

d. delay the electrical singal to the atrium

e. produce the signal that contract the ventricle

 

 

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