MCQs Test: Blood (Part 2).

MCQs Test: Blood (Part 2).

Quiz

  

Time for this test is 45 minutes.

 

1. RBCs have a definite lifespan of ----- days.
   1.   120 .
   2.   110
   3.   125
   4.   115
2. The ------ is the major organ for RBC destruction.
   1.   Liver.
   2.   Kidney.
   3.   Lungs.
   4.   Spleen.
3. Heme is a pigment broken down to iron and ---------.
   1.   Bile Salts.
   2.   Bile Pigments.
   3.   Albumins.
   4.   Globins.
4. The only blood cells which contain “Nucleus” and other cell organelles is,
   1.   Erythrocytes.
   2.   Leucocytes.
   3.   Thrombocytes.
   4.   All of the above.
5. NORMAL COUNT of WBCs is :----------/mm3 of blood.
   1.   4500-11000
   2.   45000-110000
   3.   4000-10000
   4.   40000-100000
6. Eosinophiles take up “Eosin” , the acidic stain and appear “------” in color.
   1.   Reddish Orange
   2.   Purple.
   3.   Bluish.
   4.   Dark Green.
7. Basophiles take up the basic stain “Methylene Blue” and appear “-------” in color.
   1.   Reddish Orange
   2.   Purple.
   3.   Bluish.
   4.   Dark Green.
8. Neutrophiles take both acidic and basic stains and appear “-----” in color.
   1.   Reddish Orange
   2.   Purple.
   3.   Bluish.
   4.   Dark Green.
9. The WBC reaching first at the site of infection is,
   1.   Neutrophils.
   2.   Acidophile.
   3.   Basophils.
   4.   Lymphocytes.
10. Normal count of platelets is:------------/ microliter of blood.
    1.   150000-450000
    2.   250000-450000
    3.   150000-550000
    4.   15000-45000
11. In the ABO system of Blood Grouping the two types of antigens identified present on the RBC surface are --------- .
    1.   Antigen A and Antigen B.
    2.   Antigen A and Antigen D
    3.   Antigen D and Antigen B.
    4.   Antigen A and Antigen C.
12. The person with Blood Group AB produces ------ antibodies.
    1.   Antibody A
    2.   No antibodies.
    3.   No antibodies.
    4.   Both Antibody A & B.
13. The person with Blood Group O produces ------ antibodies.
    1.   Antibody A
    2.   No antibodies.
    3.   No antibodies.
    4.   Both Antibody A & B.
14. Universal Recipient is,
    1.   Blood Group A.
    2.   Blood Group B.
    3.   Blood Group AB.
    4.   Blood Group O.
15. Universal Donor is,
    1.   Blood Group A.
    2.   Blood Group B.
    3.   Blood Group AB.
    4.   Blood Group O.
16. Rh Factor, is also called as ----------,
    1.   D Antigen.
    2.   DA Antigen
    3.   E Antigen
    4.   EA Antigen.
17. Select the compatible blood group for an individual with O -ve Blood Group.
    1.   O+ve
    2.   O-ve
    3.   AB-ve
    4.   All of the above are compatible.
18. Anaemia is,
    1.   Decreased Oxygen Carrying Capacity of the blood.
    2.   Increased Oxygen Carrying Capacity of the blood.
    3.   Increased Clotting Capacity of the blood.
    4.   Decreased Clotting Capacity of the blood.
19. Which of the following is NOT a symptom of Anaemia.
    1.   Tachycardia.
    2.   Palpitations.
    3.   Breathlessness or fatigue.
    4.   Increase Blood Sugar Levels.
20. Maturation of RBCs takes place under the influence of ---------.
    1.   Vitamin B12 and folic acid.
    2.   Vitamin D and folic acid.
    3.   Vitamin B12 and Ascorbic acid.
    4.   Vitamin B1 and Ascorbic acid.
21. Deficiency of vitamin “-----” leads to formation of abnormally large erythrocytes (megaloblasts).
    1.   Vitamin D
    2.   Vitamin C
    3.   Vitamin B6
    4.   Vitamin B12.
22. Decreased number of all three types of blood cells is called “Pancytopenia”. Which of the following types of anaemia is characterized by “pancytopenia”.
    1.   Iron deficiency anaemia.
    2.   Megaloblastic Anaemia.
    3.   Hypoplastic or Aplastic Anaemia.
    4.   Pernicious Anaemia.
23. Polycythaemia is,
    1.   Increased no. of RBCs.
    2.   Increased no. of WBCs.
    3.   Increased no. of Platelets.
    4.   Increased clotting time of blood.
24. Leukopenia is,
    1.   Decreased no. of RBCs.
    2.   Decreased no. of WBCs.
    3.   Decreased no. of Platelets.
    4.   Decreased clotting time of blood.
25. Leukocytosis is,
    1.   Increased no. of RBCs.
    2.   Increased no. of WBCs.
    3.   Increased no. of Platelets.
    4.   Increased clotting time of blood.