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Memmler's Chapter 13 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers Blood is classified as - CORRECT ANSWER - connective tissure because is consists of cells suspended in an intercellular background material or matirx. Whole blood is a what fluid: - CORRECT ANSWER - viscous (thick) blood varies in color because of: - CORRECT ANSWER - the amount of O2 it is carrying

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Memmler's Chapter 13 UPDATED ACTUAL
Questions and CORRECT Answers
Blood is classified as - CORRECT ANSWER - connective tissure because is consists of
cells suspended in an intercellular background material or matirx.


Whole blood is a what fluid: - CORRECT ANSWER - viscous (thick)



blood varies in color because of: - CORRECT ANSWER - the amount of O2 it is carrying.



Blood volume accounts for how much of the total body weight: - CORRECT ANSWER -
8%


How much of the blood volume is plasma? - CORRECT ANSWER - 55%



What % of the plasma is water? - CORRECT ANSWER - 91%


After water what is the next largest % and name of material in the plasma? - CORRECT
ANSWER - Protein 8%



Albumin - CORRECT ANSWER - the most abundant protein in plasma


important for maintaining the bloods osmotic pressure


This protein is manufactured in the liver.


Clotting factors - CORRECT ANSWER - necessary for blood coagulation

, manufactured in the liver


Antibodies - CORRECT ANSWER - combat infection


Made by certain white blood cells.


Nutrients - CORRECT ANSWER - Blood transports nutrients and otgher needed
substances, such as electrolyets (salts) and vitamins to the cells.


Gases - CORRECT ANSWER - oxygen from inhalds air diffuses into the blood through
thin membranes in the lungs and is carried by the cirbulation to all body tissues.


Carbon Dioxide - CORRECT ANSWER - a waste product of the cell metabolism


carried from the tissues to the lungs where it is exhaled.


Waste - CORRECT ANSWER - blood transport the waste products fromt he cells to site
where they are removed.


Kidneys - CORRECT ANSWER - remove excess water, acid, electrolytes, and urea (a
nitrogen containing waste)


Liver - CORRECT ANSWER - removes blood pigments, nhormones, and drugs



Lungs - CORRECT ANSWER - remove carbon dioxide



Erytrocytes - CORRECT ANSWER - from erythro (red) are the red blood cells that
transport oxygen

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