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| The pH of blood | 7.35 - 7.45
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| The viscosity of blood | 3.3 - 5.5
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| A plasma protein that is associated with an immune function | globulin
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| The cytoplasm of this formed element is packed with an oxygen-carrying protein known as hemoglobin | erythrocytes
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| Which blood protein is involved in control of plasma osmotic pressure? | albumin
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| The blood cell that is described as a "clotting cell" | thrombocytes
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| The second most prevalent leukocyte | lymphocyte
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| The stem cells that give rise to neutrophils | Myeloid stem cells
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| The clotting substance that helps convert fibrinogen into fibrin strands | thrombin
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| The white blood cells that clone into plasma cells, which secrete antibodies that bind to antigens, marking the antigens for destruction | B cells
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| The veins that descend through the transverse foramina C1-C6 as a venous plexus | vertebral veins
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| Which of the following is NOT a branch of the internal carotid artery? a. opthalmic b. anterior cerebral c. middle cerebral d. occiptal | occiptal
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| The cephalic & basilic veins are superficial veins of the... | upper extremities
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| Match the postnatal structure with the corresponding fetal structure -- the ligamentum venosum and the... | ductus venosus
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| Blood from most of the intercostal spaces drains into the | azygos system
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| Match the postnatal structure with the corresponding fetal structure -- the ligamentum arteriosum and the... | ductus arteriosus
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| The vein that connects the capillary beds of the hepatic portal system | hepatic portal vein
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| The right & left brachiocephalic veins drain into the... | superior vena cava
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| The following is NOT a part of the Circle of Willis: a. anterior communication artery b. R/L internal carotids c. R/L posterior cerebral arteries d. all are part of it | all are part of it
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| The median cubital vein is a superficial vein of the... | upper extremities
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| scattered along collecting vessels | lymph nodes
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| empty into the veins of the neck | lymph ducts
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| first & smallest vessels receiving lymph | lymph capillaries
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| collect lymph from the collecting vessels | lymph trunks
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| collect lymph from the lymph capillaries | lymph collecting vessels
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| The subclavian trunk drains lymph from the... | upper limbs & thoracic wall
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| This cell matures in the thymus | T lymphocyte
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| Aggregated lymphoid nodules located in the distal small intestine... | Peyer's patches
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| The most infect tonsils in childhood | palatine
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