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Lead concentration in blood is considered alarming if it is
(a)20 μ g/ 100 mL
(b)30 μ g/100 mL
(c)4 - 6 μ g/100 mL
(d)10 μ g/100 mL
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Important Questions on Body Fluids and Circulation
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Match the following columns and select the correct option.
| Column-I | Column-II | ||
| (a) | Eosinophils | (i) | Immune response |
| (b) | Basophils | (ii) | Phagocytosis |
| (c) | Neutrophils | (iii) | Release histaminase, destructive enzymes |
| (d) | Lymphocytes | (iv) | Release granules containing histamine |
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| Column – I | Column – II | ||
| a. | Fibrinogen | i. | Osmotic balance |
| b. | Globulin | Ii. | Blood clotting |
| c. | Albumin | iii. | Defense mechanism |
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Which one of the following is incorrect regarding WBCs?
(a) Monocytes migrate from the bloodstream to other tissues and differentiate into tissue-resident macrophages, Kupffer cells in the liver.
(b) Eosinophils modulate allergic inflammatory responses.
(c) Basophils release histamine for inflammatory response.
(d) Natural killer cells are a type of phagocytic erythrocytes.
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i) Albumin is the smallest and the most abundant serum protein which is responsible for colloidal osmotic pressure.
ii) Blood is red coloured, translucent and slightly acidic fluid.
iii) Plasma constitutes 45% of human blood.
iv) Gamma globules are the antibodies, also called immunoglobulins.
v) Fall in the level of albumin in blood plasma results in oedema.
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