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BLOOD AND CVS

 


BLOOD AND CARDIOVASCUM


Compiled by Oba Mike

1. White blood cells have the following characteristics except:


a. They are colourless and transparent


b. Some contain granules which aid their function


c.  They contain haemoglobin


d. They produce antibodies


2. Which is not a characteristic of neutrophils?


a. Possession of bilobed nucleus


b. Killing by phagocytosis


c.  presence of cytoplasmic granules


d. Taking up acidic stain


3. Red blood cells have a lifespan of ___________ days


a. 90 days


b. 120 days


c.  130 days


d. 140 days


4. Which of the following is true about blood clotting and its factors?


a. Fibrinogen is soluble


b. Fibrinogen is converted to fibrin


c.  Thrombin converts inactive fibrinogen into active thrombin


d. Thrombin is converted into prothrombin


5. Concerning lymphocytes, pick the incorrect statement.


a. They are the largest white blood cells


b. Some get matured in the thymus


c.  They are found in lymph nodes.


d. They contain granules


6. The left atrium receives blood from:


a. Pulmonary vein


b. Pulmonary artery


c.  Venae Cavae


d. Biscuspid valve


7. The natural pacemaker of the heart is:


a. Conduction system


b. Atrioventricular node


c.  Sinoatrial node


d. Cardiac muscle


 


8. The location of the heart is:


a. Pericardium


b. Pericardial cavity


c.  Myocardium


d. Mediastinum of the thoracic cavity


9. Which layer of the heart consists primarily of cardiac muscle tissue?


a. Epicardium


b. Pericardium


c.  Endocardium


d. Myocardium


10. As blood leaves the right ventricle, it passes through:


a. Tricuspid valve


b. Bicuspid valve


c.  Pulmonary valve


d. Aortic valve


11. Blood pressure is measured with an instrument called:


a. Electrocardiogram


b. Electrocephalograph


c.  Sphygmomanometer


d. Thermometer


12. Normal blood pressure for a healthy young adult is:


a. 120/80 mmHg


b. 130/80 mmHg


c.  80/100 mmHg


d. 80/120 mmHg


13. Pick the correct statement:


a. Antigen A and antibody B can exist in the same red blood cell membrane


b. Antigen A and antibody B cannot exist in the same red blood cell membrane


c.  Antigen A and antibody A can exist in the same red blood cell membrane


d. Antigen A is causes agglutination with antibody B


14. In the ABO system of blood grouping, you can be type:


a. A


b. B


c.  ABO


d. A, B, AB or O


 


15. A condition that may require blood transfusion is:


a. Need to look healthy


b. Loss of blood due to accident


c.  Malaria


d. All of the above


16. The red colouration of blood is due to the presence of:


a. Red blood cell


b. Plasma


c.  Haemoglobin


d. Red solute


17. A record of the electrical activities of the heart is called:


a. Autorhythmicity


b. Electrocardiogram


c.  Cardiac output


d. Cardiac cycle


18. _____________ circulation is responsible for the oxygenation of blood:


a. Pulmonary circulation


b. Systemic circulation


c.  Portal circulation


d. Coronary circulation


19. Cardiac cycle can be called:


a. Heartbeat


b. Cardiac output


c.  Pulse


d. Systole


20. The chamber of the heart that receives venous blood from body tissues:


a. Left atrium


b. Right atrium


c.  Left ventricle


d. Right ventricle


21. Backflow of blood from left ventricle to the left atrium is disabled by:


a. Biscuspid valve


b. Tricuspid valve


c.  Aortic valve


d. Pulmonary valve


 


22. The right atrioventricular valve can also be called:


a. Tricuspid valve


b. Bicuspid valve


c.  Mitral valve


d. Aortic valve


23. The double-layered covering of the heart is:


a. Myocardium


b. Pericardium


c.  Endocardium


d. Epicardium


24. An anterior relation of the heart is:


a. Sternum


b. Diaphragm


c.  Lung


d. Thoracic vertebra


25. The average mass of the heart in men is:


a. 100 grams


b. 125 grams


c.  200 grams


d. 225 grams


26. The heart is confined to the mediastinum by:


a. Ribs


b. Sternum


c.  Pericardium


d. Myocardium


27. The apex of the heart is directed:


a. Inferomedially


b. inferolaterally


c.  Superomedially


d. Superolaterally


28. An external feature of the heart is:


a. Bicuspid valve


b. Coronary artery


c.  Semilunar valve


d. Subclavian artery


 


29. The outer layer of the heart is:


a. Pericardium


b. Myocardium


c.  Epicardium


d. Myocardium


30. 95% of the heart is:


a. Pericardium


b. Myocardium


c.  Endocardium


d. Epicardium


31. The internal lining of the heart is composed of:


A. Simple squamous epithelial cells


B. Simple cuboidal epithelial cells


C. Simple columnar epithelial cells


D.               Pseudostratified columnar epithelial cells


32. The function of the endocardium is:


a. Pumping of blood


b. storage of blood


c.  control of friction


d. Maintenance of shape


33. Blood flows from the right atrium to the right ventricle through:


a. Bicuspid valve


b. Tricuspid valve


c.  Mitral valve


d. Semilunar valve


34. Deoxygenated blood flows to the lungs via:


a. Pulmonary artery


b. Pulmonary vein


c.  Aorta


d. Bronchial artery


35. The base of the heart is most related to:


a. Right atrium


b. Right ventricle


c.  Left atrium


d. Left ventricle


 


36. The thickest chamber of the heart is :


a. Right atrium


b. Right ventricle


c.  Left atrium


d. Left ventricle


37. The first branch of the aorta is:


a. Brachiocephalic artery


b. Vertebral artery


c.  Coronary artery


d. Pulmonary artery


38. Which of these is not a branch from the aortic arch?


a. Pulmonary trunk


b. Brachiocephalic trunk


c.  Left common carotid artery


d. Left subclavian artery


39. The first portion of the aorta is:


a. Arch of aorta


b. Ascending aorta


c.  Descending aorta


d. Thoracic aorta


40. Oxygen poor blood from the heart tissues enters the right atrium majorly from:


a. Coronary sinus


b. Superior vena cava


c.  Inferior vena cava


d. Pulmonary vein


41. Blood leaving the heart usually pass through:


a. Atrioventricular valves


b. Semilunar valves


c.  Mitral valve


d. Tricuspid valve


42. Which of these statements is false?


a. Oxygenated blood is confined to the left chambers of the heart


b. The pulmonary trunk is an artery


c.  The coronary sinus is a vein


d. Mitral valve is a semilunar valve


 


43. Blood supply to the heart tissue is via:


a. Superior Vena cava


b. Coronary artery


c.  Pulmonary artery


d. Cardiac artery


44. The population of autorhythmic fibres is:


a. 1% of myocardium


b. 5% of myocardium


c.  10% of myocardium


d. 15% of myocardium


45. Action potentials generated by the sinoatrial node can produce:


a. 20 – 40 heartbeats / min


b. 40 – 60 heartbeats / min


c.  60 – 80 heartbeats / min


d. 60 – 100 heartbeats /min


46. An electrical gateway to the ventricle is:


a. Sinoatrial node


b. Atrioventricular node


c.  Atrioventricular bundle


d. Purkinje fibre


47. The entire ventricular myocardium receive action potentials via:


a. Sinoatrial node


b. Bundle of HIS


c.  Bundle branches


d. Purkinje fibres


48. The secondary pacemaker of the heart is:


a. Sinoatrial node


b. Atrioventricular node


c.  Atrioventricular bundle


d.  Purkinje fibre


49. Action potentials from the right atrium spread to the left atrium via:


a. Gap junctions


b. Interatrial septum


c.  atrioventricular bundle


d. Purkinje fibres


 


50.  The smallest blood vessels are:


a. Arteries


b. Arterioles


c.  Capillaries


d. Venules


51. Distribution of blood to tissues through the interstitial fluid is done by:


a. Arteries


b. Arterioles


c.  Capillaries


d. Venules


52. Return of blood to the heart is begun by:


a. Arteries


b. Veins


c.  Venules


d. Arterioles


53. The inner lining of an artery is composed of :


a. Simple squamous epithelium


b. Simple cuboidal epithelium


c.  Simple columnar epithelium


d. Transitional epithelium


54. Friction of blood flow in a blood vessel is regulated by:


a. Endocardium


b. Endothelium


c.  Myocardium


d. Epicardium


55. Vasodilation means:


a. Increase in the lumen of a blood vessel


b. Decrease in the lumen of a blood vessel


c.  Contraction of smooth muscle


d. Relaxation of cardiac muscle


56. Vasoconstriction can lead to:


a. Increase in blood pressure


b. Decrease in blood pressure


c.  Decrease in blood volume


d. Increase in systemic circulation


 


57. The flow of blood to and from the heart tissue is called:


a. Pulmonary circulation


b. Systemic circulation


c.  Coronary circulation


d. Portal Circulation


58.  Which of these is not a layer of a blood vessel?


a. Tunica intima


b. Tunica externa


c.  Tunica medialis


d. Tunica adventitia


59. The largest arteries in the body are:


a. Mucular arteries


b. Elastic arteries


c.  Systemic arteries


d. Pulmonary arteries


60. The Superior mesenteric artery is an example of :


a. Elastic artery


b. Muscular artery


c.  Pulmonary artery


d. coronary artery


61. An artery that is both muscular and systemic is:


a. Renal artery


b. Aorta


c.  Pulmonary trunk


d. Coronary sinus


62. Elastic arteries are also called:


a. Systemic arteries


b. Conducting arteries


c.  Distributing arteries


d. Coronary vessels


63. Which of these is not a distributing artery?


a. Renal artery


b. Common iliac artery


c.  Hepatic artery


d. Phrenic artery


 


64. Blood flow into capillaries is regulated by:


a. Arterioles


b. Venules


c.  Arteries


d. Veins


65. Which blood vessels contain valves?


a. Arteries


b. Arterioles


c.  Capillaries


d. Veins


66. The abdominal aorta gives off the following branches except:


a. Celiac trunk


b. Inferior mesenteric artery


c.  Bronchial artery


d. Gonadal artery


67. The Blood supply to the right upper limb originates from:


a. Brachiocephalic trunk


b. Subclavian artery


c.  Common carotid artery


d. Celiac trunk


68. The blood supply to the duodenum is via:


a. Renal artery


b. Gonadal artery


c.  Superior mesenteric artery


d. Inferior mesenteric artery


69. The left subclavian artery is a branch from:


a. Ascending aorta


b. Arch of aorta


c.  Thoracic aorta


d. Abdominal aorta


70. The right and left brachiocephalic veins unite to form:


a. Superior vena cava


b. Inferior vena cava


c.  Coronary sinus


d. Hepatic portal vein


 


71. Which of these is not a function of blood?


a. Distribution of nutrients


b. Breakdown of food


c.  Exchange of gases


d. Regulation of water balance


72. The following are normal components of blood except


a. Lymphocytes


b. Platelets


c.  Adipocytes


d. Fibrinogen


73. The normal pH range of blood is:


a. 4.5 – 5.5


b. 5.5 – 7.5


c.  7.35 – 7.45


d. 9.5 – 12.5


74. The most abundant component of blood is:


a. Plasma


b. Red blood cells


c.  White blood cells


d. Platelets


75. The packed cell volume (PCV) is used to determine:


a. The quality of erythrocytes in blood


b. The quantity of erythrocytes in blood


c.  The presence of pathogens in blood


d. Cardiac rate


76. Females have a lower packed cell volume compared with their corresponding males due to:


a. The presence of estrogen


b. Lower testosterone level


c.  High body fat


d. Few bone marrow


77. In sickle-cell anaemia, the red blood cells are:


a. Absent


b. Scanty


c.  Crescent-shaped


d. Death


 


78. A known characteristic of erythrocytes is:


a. Absence of nucleus


b. Convex-shaped


c.  Possession of granules


d. Lifespan of 13 days


79.  An example of a granulocyte is:


a. Neutrophil


b. Lymphocyte


c.  Monocyte


d. Erythrocyte


80. The largest white blood cells are:


a. Monocytes


b. Neutrophils


c.  Basophils


d. Lymphocytes


81. The first step in haemostasis is:


a. Vasoconstriction


b. Platelet plug formation


c.  Coagulation


d. Blood clotting


82. Coagulation also means:


a. Blood formation


b. Blood clotting


c.  Haemostasis


d. Agglutination


83 During haemostasis, serotonin contributes to:


a. Vasoconstriction


b. Platelet plug formation


c.  Coagulation


d. Agglutination


84. An active clotting factor is:


a. Prothrombin


b. Fibrinogen


c.  Fibrin


d. Renin


 


85. A foreign substance that induces an immune response is:


a. Antigen


b. Antibody


c.  Rhesus factor


d. Virus


86. Agglutination simply means:


a. Clumping of red blood cells


b. Production of red blood cells


c.  Distribution of red blood cells


d. Movement of red blood cells


87. Which is true about type O blood?


a. They can receive from type AB


b. They possess antibody A and B


c.  They possess antigen A and B


d. They are always rhesus positive


88. What will happen if type A donates to type AB?


a. Agglutination will occur


b. Antibodies will be formed


c.  There will be a successful transfusion


d. Blood clots will be formed.


89. Type B can only receive blood from:


a. Type A and AB


b. Type B and AB


c.  Type B and O


d. Type O and AB


90. Type O can receive from:


a. O only


b. O and AB


c.  O and A


d. O and B


91. In the rhesus system, the universal donor is:


a. O-


b. O+


c.     AB-


d. AB+


 


92.  Which of this information about Rh- persons is false?   


a. They lack rhesus antigen.


b. They produce antibodies when exposed to Rh+ blood.


c.  They are better recipients than Rh+ individuals.


d. They lack rhesus antibodies naturally.


93. The potential for haemolytic disease of the newborn is increased if:


a. A rhesus positive woman gives birth to a rhesus positive child.


b. A rhesus negative woman gives birth to a rhesus positive child.


c.  A rhesus negative woman gives birth to a rhesus negative child.


d. A rhesus positive woman gives birth to a rhesus negative child.


94. Agglutination will occur if:


a. Type A donates to type AB


b. Type B receives from type O


c.  Type AB donates to type AB


d. Type O receives from type AB


95. Thrombocytes are:


a. Red blood cells


b. White blood cells


c.  Platelets


d. Lymphocytes


96. B cells and T cells are common designations for:


a. Neutrophils


b. Thrombocytes


c.  Basophils


d. Lymphocytes


97. Macrophages are:


a. Monocytes


b. Lymphocytes


c.  Thrombocytes


d. Leucocytes


98. In adults, blood cells are formed majorly in:


a. Bone marrow


b. Liver


c.  Spleen


d. Stomach


 


99. The hormone that stimulates production of red blood cells is called:


a. Haemopoietin


b. Erythropoietin


c.  Insulin


d. Glucagon


100. The most numerous white blood cells are:


a. Neutrophils


b. Basophils


c.  Eosinophils


d. Lymphocytes


 


 


 


 


 


 


Answers


1. C


2. A


3. B


4. B


5. A


6. A


7. C


8. D


9. D


10.            C


11.            C


12.            A


13.            A


14.            D


15.            B


16.            C


17.            B


18.            A


19.            A


20.            B


21.            A


22.            A


23.            B


24.            A


25.            D


26.            C


27.            B


28.            B


29.            C


30.            B


31.            A


32.            C


33.            B


34.            A


35.            D


36.            D


37.            C


38.            A


39.            B


40.            A


41.            B


42.            D


43.            B


44.            A


45.            D


46.            B


47.            D


48.            B


49.            A


50.            C


51.            C


52.            C


53.            A


54.            A


55.            A


56.            A


57.            C


58.            C


59.            B


60.            B


61.            A


62.            B


63.            B


64.            A


65.            D


66.            C


67.            A


68.            C


69.            B


70.            A


71.            B


72.            C


73.            C


74.            A


75.            B


76.            B


77.            C


78.            A


79.            A


80.            A


81.            A


82.            B


83.            A


84.            C


85.            A


86.            A


87.            B


88.            C


89.            C


90.            A


91.            A


92.            C


93.            B


94.            D


95.            C


96.            D


97.            A


98.            A


99.            B


100.        A




 


 


 


 


 


 


 





 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 

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