QuestionAnswered step-by-step1 points QUESTION 20 In the red blood cell life cycle transferrin… 1 points QUESTION 20 In the red blood cell life cy
QuestionAnswered step-by-step1 points QUESTION 20 In the red blood cell life cycle transferrin… 1 points QUESTION 20 In the red blood cell life cycle transferrin is used for: A. Transporting vitamin B12 B. Transporting Fe3+ C. Degrading haem D. Storing ferritin 1 points QUESTION 21 Which is the main platelet receptor responsible for causing activation by collagen? A. GpIb/V/IX B. GPVI C. ?2?1 D. ?IIb?3 1 points QUESTION 22 Which red blood cell specialisation allows it to carry more haemoglobin? A. Simple membrane structure B. Lack of a nucleus C. High amount of GLUT1 transporters D. Lack of HLA molecules 1 points QUESTION 23 Where does Haemopoiesis occur? A. Red bone marrow B. Yellow bone marrow C. Spleen D. Lymph glands 1 points QUESTION 24 Spherocytosis is the presence of red blood cells that are: A. Too small B. Too big C. No longer bi-concave D. Paler with less haemoglobin 1 points QUESTION 25 In multiple myeloma reduced kidney function is associated with: A. High levels of red blood cells B. Enhanced non-functioning antibody production C. Altered cytokine production D. Increased fibroblast numbers 1 points QUESTION 26 Complete the genetic cross for haemophilia a for these parents A. 1 sufferer (boy), 1 healthy (boy), 1 healthy (girl), 1 sufferer (girl) B. 2 carriers (both girls) 2 sufferers (both boys) C. 1 sufferer (boy), 1 healthy (boy), 2 healthy (girls) D. 1 sufferer (boy), 1 healthy (boy), 1 healthy (girl), 1 carrier girl 1 points QUESTION 27 Myeloid stem cells cannot give rise to: A. Red blood cells B. Platelets C. Monocytes D. Lymphocytes 1 points QUESTION 28 The most common type of white blood cell in the blood under healthy conditions are: A. Monocytes B. Eosinophils C. Basophils D. Neutrophils 1 points QUESTION 29 The myeloproliferative disorder associated with increased red blood cell production is: A. Essential thrombocythaemia B. Polycythemia Vera C. Myelofibrosis D. Chronic myeloid leukaemia 1 points QUESTION 30 In leukaemia muscle weakness and lethargy can develop due to: A. A loss of platelet production B. A loss of red blood cell production C. A loss of leukocyte production D. An altered cytokine profile 1 points QUESTION 31 Platelets adhering to each other in multiple layers is known as: A. Adhesion B. Activation C. Secretion D. Aggregation 1 points QUESTION 32 Neutrophils are produced from: A. Neutroblasts B. Myeloblasts C. Monoblasts D. Lymphoblasts 1 points QUESTION 33 Platelets are produced from: A. Leukocytes B. Monocytes C. Megakaryocytes D. Megakaryoblasts 1 points QUESTION 34 The main cofactor for FXa is: A. FVIIIa B. FVa C. FIXa D. FIIa 1 points QUESTION 35 Which type of leukocyte is typically increased in a parasitic infection? A. Eosinophil B. Neutrophil C. Monocyte D. Lymphocyte ScienceHealth ScienceBIOLOGY 28Share Question
