BIO 202 EXAM SCRIPT VERIFIED
QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION
REVIEW
●● Two main components of whole blood
Answer: Plasma and formed elements.
●● Components of plasma
Answer: Water, plasma proteins, electrolytes, nutrients, gases, hormones,
and wastes.
●● Major plasma proteins
Answer: Albumin, globulins, fibrinogen.
●● Albumin function
Answer: Maintains osmotic pressure and transports substances.
●● Globulin function
Answer: Transport and immune defense.
●● Fibrinogen function
Answer: Blood clotting.
,●● Difference between plasma and serum
Answer: Plasma contains clotting proteins; serum does not.
●● Formed elements of blood
Answer: Erythrocytes, leukocytes, and platelets.
●● RBC morphology
Answer: Biconcave disc with no nucleus.
●● RBC function
Answer: Transport oxygen and carbon dioxide.
●● Hemoglobin structure
Answer: Protein made of globin and heme containing iron.
●● Hemoglobin function
Answer: Carries oxygen.
●● RBC lifespan
Answer: About 120 days.
, ●● What happens to degraded RBCs
Answer: Iron is recycled, globin broken into amino acids, bilirubin
excreted.
●● Oxygenated blood
Answer: Blood rich in oxygen.
●● Deoxygenated blood
Answer: Blood low in oxygen and higher in carbon dioxide.
●● Anemia
Answer: Decrease in RBCs or hemoglobin.
●● Polycythemia
Answer: Increase in RBC count.
●● Erythropoiesis
Answer: Production of RBCs.
●● Erythropoietin
Answer: Hormone stimulating RBC production.
QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION
REVIEW
●● Two main components of whole blood
Answer: Plasma and formed elements.
●● Components of plasma
Answer: Water, plasma proteins, electrolytes, nutrients, gases, hormones,
and wastes.
●● Major plasma proteins
Answer: Albumin, globulins, fibrinogen.
●● Albumin function
Answer: Maintains osmotic pressure and transports substances.
●● Globulin function
Answer: Transport and immune defense.
●● Fibrinogen function
Answer: Blood clotting.
,●● Difference between plasma and serum
Answer: Plasma contains clotting proteins; serum does not.
●● Formed elements of blood
Answer: Erythrocytes, leukocytes, and platelets.
●● RBC morphology
Answer: Biconcave disc with no nucleus.
●● RBC function
Answer: Transport oxygen and carbon dioxide.
●● Hemoglobin structure
Answer: Protein made of globin and heme containing iron.
●● Hemoglobin function
Answer: Carries oxygen.
●● RBC lifespan
Answer: About 120 days.
, ●● What happens to degraded RBCs
Answer: Iron is recycled, globin broken into amino acids, bilirubin
excreted.
●● Oxygenated blood
Answer: Blood rich in oxygen.
●● Deoxygenated blood
Answer: Blood low in oxygen and higher in carbon dioxide.
●● Anemia
Answer: Decrease in RBCs or hemoglobin.
●● Polycythemia
Answer: Increase in RBC count.
●● Erythropoiesis
Answer: Production of RBCs.
●● Erythropoietin
Answer: Hormone stimulating RBC production.