26- Which organ destroy RBC in post- natal and adults a- Pancreas. b- Intestines

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26- Which organ destroy RBC in post- natal and adults a- Pancreas. b- Intestines. e- Kidneys d- Bone marrow. e-Spleen. c- Thyroid gland. ?28-The longest vein in the human body is: a-Great Saphenous Vein. 27- The structure that is hormone mature lymphocytes is: a- Pineal gland. b- Spleen. d- Lymphatic nodes. e-Thymus gland. b. RL Brachiocephalic Veins c- Aorta. d- S/I Venas Cava e- Brachiocephalic Trunk 29- Which glands are located on the top of the kidneys: a- Pituitary. b- Hypothalamus. 30- The human body largest and longest artery is: a- Great Saphenous Vein. b-R/L Brachiocephalic Veins 31- The both Vena Cavas flow blood to what heart chamber (s) next: a- Right atrium. c- Pinal body. d- Thymus. e-Adrenal. c Aorta. d- S/I Venas Cava e- Brachiocephalic Trunk b- Left atrium. c- Right Ventricles. d- Atriums. e- Left Ventricle. 32- Santiago is a universal blood recipient, therefore his blood type is: a- Type-A. b- Type-B. c- Type-AB. d- Type-O. e- Type-Rh. 33- Name the vessels that supply blood to the Superior Vena Cava: a- Great Saphenous Vein. b- R/L Brachiocephalic Veins c-Aorta. d-S/I Venas Cava eBrachiocephalic Trunk 34- Ms. Victoria's pulmonary veins flow blood to what chamber (s): a- Right atrium. b- Left atrium. c- Ventricles. d- Atriums. e-Left Ventricle

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26. e. Spleen Old RBCs are destroyed and recycled with help of macrophages in spleen.

27. e. Thymus gland Secretes thymosin (hormone) and serves as site for T-lymphocyte maturation.

28. a. Great Saphenous Vein It extends from the top of the foot to the upper thigh and groin.

29. e. Adrenal They are located on top of each kidney.

30. c. Aorta

31. a. Right arium

32. c. Type-AB It is universal donor since lacks both anti-A and anti-B antibodies.

33. b. R/L Brachiocephalic Veins

34. B. Left atrium

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