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Human Physiology From Cells to Systems 9th Edition By Sherwood – Test Bank

1. What percentage of the total body weight in humans does blood represent?​

a.​5%
b.​8%
c.​10%
d.​15%
e.​18%

 

ANSWER:  b
DIFFICULTY:  Bloom’s: Remember
REFERENCES:  11.1 Plasma
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:  HUPH.SHER.16.11.1.1 – Describe the composition of plasma

 

2. What is the average volume of blood in men?​

a.​3.5 liters
b.​4.5 liters
c.​5.5 liters
d.​6.5 liters
e.​7.5 liters

 

ANSWER:  c
DIFFICULTY:  Bloom’s: Remember
REFERENCES:  11.1 Plasma
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:  HUPH.SHER.16.11.1.1 – Describe the composition of plasma

 

3. What are erythrocytes?​

a.​plasma proteins
b.cell fragments
c.​white blood cells
d.​red blood cells
e.​immune cells

 

ANSWER:  d
DIFFICULTY:  Bloom’s: Remember
REFERENCES:  11.1 Plasma
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:  HUPH.SHER.16.11.1.1 – Describe the composition of plasma

 

4. What component of blood is directly related to the immune system?

a.​leukocytes
b.​erythrocytes
c.​platelets
d.​cell fragments
e.​thrombocytes

 

ANSWER:  a
DIFFICULTY:  Bloom’s: Remember
REFERENCES:  11.1 Plasma
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:  HUPH.SHER.16.11.1 – Explain the role of plasma in blood

 

5. What constitutes the largest portion of the blood?​

a.​hematocrit
b.​red blood cells
c.​white blood cells
d.​cell fragments
e.​plasma

 

ANSWER:  e
DIFFICULTY:  Bloom’s: Remember
REFERENCES:  11.1 Plasma
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:  HUPH.SHER.16.11.1.1 – Describe the composition of plasma

 

6. Many of the functions of plasma are carried out by:​

a.​red blood cells
b.​plasma proteins
c.​white blood cells
d.​leukocytes
e.​thrombocytes

 

ANSWER:  b
DIFFICULTY:  Bloom’s: Remember
REFERENCES:  11.1 Plasma
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:  HUPH.SHER.16.11.1.2 – List three important functions of plasma proteins

 

7. How many erythrocytes are in each milliliter of blood?​

a.​50 million
b.​500 million
c.​1 billion
d.​5 billion
e.15 billion​

 

ANSWER:  d
DIFFICULTY:  Bloom’s: Remember
REFERENCES:  11.2 Erythrocytes
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:  HUPH.SHER.16.11.2.1 – Explain how the structure of erythrocytes supports oxygen transport

 

8. What is the shape of red blood cells?​

a.​round, donut shaped, and biconcave
b.​round, ball shaped, and biconvex
c.​flat, disc shaped, and biconcave
d.​flat, ovoid, and biconvex
e.​bulbous, cigar shaped, and biconcave

 

ANSWER:  c
DIFFICULTY:  Bloom’s: Remember
REFERENCES:  11.2 Erythrocytes
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:  HUPH.SHER.16.11.2.1 – Explain how the structure of erythrocytes supports oxygen transport

 

 

9. What kind of membranes do red blood cells have?​

a.​flexible
b.​rigid
c.​extremely porous
d.​like a plant’s cell wall
e.​biconcave

 

ANSWER:  a
DIFFICULTY:  Bloom’s: Remember
REFERENCES:  11.2 Erythrocytes
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:  HUPH.SHER.16.11.2.1 – Explain how the structure of erythrocytes supports oxygen transport

 

10. ​How many molecules of oxygen can each hemoglobin molecule can pick up in the lungs?

a.​2
b.​3
c.​4
d.​5
e.​6

 

ANSWER:  c
DIFFICULTY:  Bloom’s: Remember
REFERENCES:  11.2 Erythrocytes
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:  HUPH.SHER.16.11.2.1 – Explain how the structure of erythrocytes supports oxygen transport
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