Circulatory System related questions
- Mammalian erythrocytes in blood are
- Blood leaving the liver and moving to the heart has usually high concentration of
- Universal donor is the person with the blood group
- The white pus of an infected part in the body is composed of
- If blood cells from blood are elminated, the liquid left is
- Blood passes from the arterioles to venules via
- The vein which carries oxygenated blood is
- The erythrocytes of mammals are non nucleated except in
- Pulmonary artery carries blood from
- RBCs placed in a hypertonic solution
- Urea is transported by
- If clumping occurs in a given sample of blood with 'both A and B serum, the blood group was
- The blood platelets are the source of
- Corneal grafts are generally not rejected by the recipient because cornea is
- The chamber of the mammalian heart from which deoxygenated blood is sent for oxygenation is
- The left atrioventricular aperture in man is guarded by
- The larger lymphatic organ in the body is
- The blood pigment of cephalopods such as Septa and Octopus is
- The diameter of capillaries for the RBCs to pass is
- The sympathetic nerve causes the heart rate to
- The vertebrate heart is classified as
- Impulses from the pacemaker initiate
- Clotting of blood oozing out of a wound, involves
- Blood has no role in the transport of O^2 in
- An excess of tissue fluid in the extracellular space is called
- The process of blood cells formation is called
- The antibodies are formed in
- The largest blood corpuscle is
- The life of erythrocytes in mammalian blood is about
- A person with blood group 'C required blood transfusion. Blood of which group can be given to him?
- Pacemaker of the heart is
- The nerve like modified muscle in the right auricle is called
- Emotions such as worry, anxiety, fear can elevate a person's blood pressure by
- A condition characterised by an increase in the number of erythrocytes in the circulation is
- Rh factor is named after
- The normal diastolic pressure in an adult human being ranges between
- Hamburger's phenomenon is also called
- Carotid artery carries
- The pH of blood in arteries and veins is
- William Harvey is known for the discovery of
- The least concentration of urea in mammals is carried in blood of
- Universal recipient is the person with the blood group
- The instrument used to measure the blood pressure is
- Diapedesis is