d) Blood at a higher pressure than the right ventricle. d)
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- d) Blood at a higher pressure than the right ventricle. d)
- a) Epicardium. a)
- d) Thrombocytes. d)
- a) The rhesus D antigen and the B antigen on their RBC and the anti-A agglutinin. a)
- d) To transport oxygen. d)
- d) Endocardium. d)
- c) Plasma proteins. c)
- c) Hepatic artery. c)
- c) AB+. c)
- a) Erythrocytes. a)
- b) Leucocytes. b)
- b) An arteriole. b)
- b) Arteries have more elastic tissue than veins. b)
- b) Fibrinogen, prothrombin, plasminogen, factor X. b)
- c) Sino-atrial node, atrioventricular node, atrioventricular bundle, left and right bundle branches, Purkinje fibres. c)
- d) Atrioventricular bundle. d)
- a) They have the type A antigen on their red blood cells. a)
- b) Carries blood away from the heart. b)
- a) Mitral valve. a)
- a) Antigens A and B and D. a)
- d) Neutrophils. d)
- a) The coronary arteries. a)
- a) Endothelium. a)
- c) Leukopenia. c)
- b) Tunica media. b)
- b) Albumin. b)
- c) To exert osmotic pressure and so help maintain blood volume. c)
- a) The coronary circulation. a)
- a) The RV pumps into the pulmonary circuit which has less resistance than the systemic circuit. a)
- a) The tricuspid valve. a)
- d) From vena cava, then right ventricle, pulmonary trunk, left ventricle and aorta. d)
- d) The platelet phase. d)
- d) The coagulation phase. d)
- b) Antigens. b)
- a) Left ventricle. a)
- d) Extracellular fluid. d)
- a) Blood. a)
- b) It empties its contents into the subclavian vein. b)
- c) Have a lining of endothelium. c)
- d) Moves in a single direction toward the heart. d)
- a) Lymph nodes. a)
- b) Groin and neck. b)
- b) Pressure of contracting skeletal muscles. b)
- b) Are known as lacteals. b)
- a) Red blood cells. a)
- b) Upper part of the mediastinum. b)
- a) Abdominal cavity. a)
- d) All of the above. d)
- a) Pancreas. a)
- c) Fats. c)
- b) Antibodies. b)
- c) Colourless. c)
- b) Subclavian vein. b)
- b) Fibrous tissue. b)
- d) Lacteals. d)
- c) Interstitial spaces. c)
- d) Right lymphatic duct. d)
- b) Thymus gland. b)
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