The presence of _ in high concentrations

11 Jun The presence of _ in high concentrations

Question
1. The presence of _________ in high concentrations in the urine would indicate that an individual is diabetic.

Select one:

a. Bile

b. Red blood cells

c. Glucose

d. Albumin

e. Lipids

2. __________ produce antibodies that are released into the bloodstream.

Select one:

a. B cells

b. T cells

c. Plasma cells

d. Memory cells

e. Mast cells

3. Which component of respiration does not involve gas exchange?

Select one:

a. Ventilation

b. External respiration

c. Internal respiration

d. Ventilation or external respiration

e. Ventilation or internal respiration

4. Where are the vocal cords located?

Select one:

a. Bronchi

b. Nose

c. Larynx

d. Lungs

e. Pharynx

5. Which of the following is not a result of inflammation?

Select one:

a. Warmth

b. Redness

c. Pain

d. Coolness

e. Swelling

6. Which of the following organisms have an endoskeleton?

Select one:

a. Molluscs

b. Earthworms

c. Arthropods

d. Flatworms

e. Echinoderms

7. All of the following are components of cell-mediated immunity except ________.

Select one:

a. Plasma cells

b. T cell receptors

c. Cytotoxic T cells

d. Helper T cells

e. Memory T cells

8. What are the small ovoid structures which occur along lymphatic vessels?

Select one:

a. The lymph nodes

b. The spleens

c. The tonsils

d. The thymus glands

e. The Peyer patches

9. The ________ prevents food from entering the respiratory system instead of the digestive system.

Select one:

a. Pharynx

b. Larynx

c. Glottis

d. Alveoli

e. Epiglottis

10. What contributes to the presence of antibodies in a newborn baby?

Select one:

a. Active immunity from the mother

b. Passive immunity from the mother

c. Immunity rapidly developed after birth

d. Natural immunity developed by the baby before birth

e. Exposure of the baby to antigens after birth