a rise in the systolic pressure
a rise in the diastolic pressure
a decrease in the systolic pressure
a decrease in the diastolic pressure
A. a rise in the systolic pressure
heart to lungs
lungs to heart
lungs to right auricle
lungs to left auricle
A only
AB only
Bonly
Oonly
lymph node
liver
pancreas
spleen
serum
plasma
water
haemoglobin
movement of erythrocytes to injury site
migration of cells through the walls of blood capillaries into the tissue spaces
contraction of muscles
none of these
monkey
chimpanzee
man
none of these
haemocytopoiesis
hematopoiesis
both (a) and (b)
none of these
tricuspid valve
simple valve
bicuspid or mitral value
sphincter value
same
more .in arteries and less in veins
not definite
less in arteries and more in veins
bone marrow
spleen
lymphoid tissue
liver
right auricle
right ventricle
left auricle
left ventricle
a rise in the systolic pressure
a rise in the diastolic pressure
a decrease in the systolic pressure
a decrease in the diastolic pressure
non living
non proteineceous
non cellular
non vascularised
hepatic vein
renal vein
renal artery
hepatic artery
4 fim
less than 5 fim
more than 5 Jim
more than 10 Jim
urea
bile
glucose
erythrocytes
haemoglobin
haemerythrin
haemocyanin
chlorocruorin
lacteals
valved veins
capillaries
any of these
WBC
RBC
haemoglobin
blood and plasma
S.A. node
A.V. node
A.V. septum
LA. Septum
leukemia
polycythemia
anemia
polydipsia
bicarbonate shift
chloride shift
sodium shift
none of these
pulmonary
renal
coronary
azygous
retain their size
shrink
burst
die
earthworm
leech
lung fishes
insects
atherosclerosis
ischemia
oedema
asthma
dead erythrocytes and plasma
dead leucocytes and blood serum
living leucocytes and serum
living erythrocytes and serum
70-100 mmHg
60-80 mmHg
90-120 mmHg
60-90 mmHg
monocyte
thrombocyte
erythrocyte
lymphocyte
drying as a result of evaporation of the plasma
denaturation of the blood albumins by thrombin
conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin by thrombin
haemolysis of erythrocytes