Human Anatomy & Physiology: All About Blood 6

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2. Which plasma proteins function involves blood clotting?

Fibrinogen

Alpha and Beta Globulins

Gamma Globulins

Albumins

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4. Which plasma proteins function to help maintain the osmotic pressure of blood? They also bind and transport materials such as bilirubin, free fatty acids and steroid hormones.

Fibrinogen

Alpha and Beta Globulins

Gamma Globulins

Albumins

5. Which plasma proteins include the proteins that function as antibodies that attack pathogens thus aiding in immunity?

Fibrinogen

Alpha and Beta Globulins

Gamma Globulins

Albumins

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7. ________ is a product of nucleic acid catabolism.

Amino acids

Urea

Uric acid

Creatinine

Creatine

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9. Globulins make up what percentage of the plasma proteins?

34%

4%

36%

60%

62%

10. Which of the following plasma proteins are not synthesized in the liver but instead are synthesized in the lymphatic tissues?

Fibrinogen

Alpha and Beta Globulins

Gamma Globulins

Albumins

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14. ___________ is a product of protein catabolism.

Amino acids

Urea

Uric acid

Creatinine

Creatine

15. Which plasma proteins functions to transport lipids and fat-soluble vitamins?

Fibrinogen

Alpha and Beta Globulins

Gamma Globulins

Albumins

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17. __________ is found in muscle, brain tissue and blood. It stores energy in its phosphate bonds and is similar to ATP.

Amino acids

Urea

Uric acid

Creatinine

Creatine

18. Albumins account for what percentage of the plasma proteins?

34%

4%

36%

60%

62%

19. Fibrinogen makes up what percentage of the plasma proteins?

34%

4%

36%

60%

62%

20. _________ is a waste product produced during the metabolism of creatine.

Amino acids

Urea

Uric acid

Creatinine

Creatine

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22. Blood plasma is mainly composed of water. What percentage of blood plasma is water?

90%

89%

91%

92%

95%

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24. ________ is a product of protein digestion and amino acid absorption.

Amino Acid

Urea

Uric acid

Creatinine

Creatine

25. Only _____ of the oxygen that is transported is dissolved in plasma.

1%

2%

5%

7%

8%

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28. ____ of carbon dioxide that is transported is found in the plasma portion.

1%

2%

5%

7%

8%

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Human Anatomy & Physiology: All About Blood 6

1. What is the name of the liquid part of the blood that is composed of water and a mixture of organic and inorganic substances?

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. Which plasma proteins function involves blood clotting?

3. ______ found in plasma are produced by endocrine glands and are carried in the plasma to their target organs.

4. Which plasma proteins function to help maintain the osmotic pressure of blood? They also bind and transport materials such as bilirubin, free fatty acids and steroid hormones.

5. Which plasma proteins include the proteins that function as antibodies that attack pathogens thus aiding in immunity?

6. What are the seven major components of plasma?

7. ________ is a product of nucleic acid catabolism.

8. ________ are the most abundant of the dissolved substances in plasma. These remain in the blood and the fluid between cells. They are not normally used as energy sources.

9. Globulins make up what percentage of the plasma proteins?

10. Which of the following plasma proteins are not synthesized in the liver but instead are synthesized in the lymphatic tissues?

11. ________ are transported to the liver and used to synthesize proteins or are deaminated for use as energy sources.

12. ____________ are obtained by absorption from the intestines and are released as by-products of cellular metabolism.

13. What are the three major groups of plasma proteins?

14. ___________ is a product of protein catabolism.

15. Which plasma proteins functions to transport lipids and fat-soluble vitamins?

16. Plasma lipids include _____, _ and _______.

17. __________ is found in muscle, brain tissue and blood. It stores energy in its phosphate bonds and is similar to ATP.

18. Albumins account for what percentage of the plasma proteins?

19. Fibrinogen makes up what percentage of the plasma proteins?

20. _________ is a waste product produced during the metabolism of creatine.

21. Glucose is stored in the liver as _ and is released whenever the blood glucose levels fall. Excess glucose may be altered to form .

22. Blood plasma is mainly composed of water. What percentage of blood plasma is water?

23. Molecules that contain nitrogen atoms but are not proteins are known as _____________.

24. ________ is a product of protein digestion and amino acid absorption.

25. Only _____ of the oxygen that is transported is dissolved in plasma.

26. What three gases are plasma comprised of?

27. Because lipids are not water soluble they usually combine with proteins in large complexes called _. The general function of these complexes are to ___.

28. ____ of carbon dioxide that is transported is found in the plasma portion.

29. The three functions of blood plasma are to transport __, regulate and help maintain .

30. Plasma nutrients include _____, , _ and _______.

Human Anatomy & Physiology: All About Blood 6

1. What is the name of the liquid part of the blood that is composed of water and a mixture of organic and inorganic substances?

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. Which plasma proteins function involves blood clotting?

3. ______ found in plasma are produced by endocrine glands and are carried in the plasma to their target organs.

4. Which plasma proteins function to help maintain the osmotic pressure of blood? They also bind and transport materials such as bilirubin, free fatty acids and steroid hormones.

5. Which plasma proteins include the proteins that function as antibodies that attack pathogens thus aiding in immunity?

6. What are the seven major components of plasma?

7. ________ is a product of nucleic acid catabolism.

8. ________ are the most abundant of the dissolved substances in plasma. These remain in the blood and the fluid between cells. They are not normally used as energy sources.

9. Globulins make up what percentage of the plasma proteins?

10. Which of the following plasma proteins are not synthesized in the liver but instead are synthesized in the lymphatic tissues?

11. ________ are transported to the liver and used to synthesize proteins or are deaminated for use as energy sources.

12. ____________ are obtained by absorption from the intestines and are released as by-products of cellular metabolism.

13. What are the three major groups of plasma proteins?

14. ___________ is a product of protein catabolism.

15. Which plasma proteins functions to transport lipids and fat-soluble vitamins?

16. Plasma lipids include ___________, ___________ and ___________.

17. __________ is found in muscle, brain tissue and blood. It stores energy in its phosphate bonds and is similar to ATP.

18. Albumins account for what percentage of the plasma proteins?

19. Fibrinogen makes up what percentage of the plasma proteins?

20. _________ is a waste product produced during the metabolism of creatine.

21. Glucose is stored in the liver as _________ and is released whenever the blood glucose levels fall. Excess glucose may be altered to form ________.

22. Blood plasma is mainly composed of water. What percentage of blood plasma is water?

23. Molecules that contain nitrogen atoms but are not proteins are known as _____________.

24. ________ is a product of protein digestion and amino acid absorption.

25. Only _____ of the oxygen that is transported is dissolved in plasma.

26. What three gases are plasma comprised of?

27. Because lipids are not water soluble they usually combine with proteins in large complexes called ___________. The general function of these complexes are to _____________.

28. ____ of carbon dioxide that is transported is found in the plasma portion.

29. The three functions of blood plasma are to transport ______________, regulate ____________ and help maintain ____________.

30. Plasma nutrients include _________, ________, _______ and _________.

16. Plasma lipids include _____, _ and _______.

21. Glucose is stored in the liver as _ and is released whenever the blood glucose levels fall. Excess glucose may be altered to form .

27. Because lipids are not water soluble they usually combine with proteins in large complexes called _. The general function of these complexes are to ___.

29. The three functions of blood plasma are to transport __, regulate and help maintain .

30. Plasma nutrients include _____, , _ and _______.