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× Take Test Quiz 2 (chp 16) Quizzes-BIO-106-E4, Anatomy D MyCampus Home https://mycourses.rcgc.eduwebapps/assessment/take/launch.jsp?course assessmer v Question Completion Status Plasma makes up aboutof the total volume of blood 0 4596 + 55% 065% 035% QUESTION 2 Red blood cells so that they do not consume the oxygen the carry are basically bags full of hemoglobirn O live for about 120 days O use anaerobic metabolism are a biconcave disk QUESTION 3 One of the most active sites of red bone marrow can be found in the of an adult tibia radius knee cap QUESTION 4 The monitors the axygen content of the blood and releases to stimulate new RBC production. brain/ thrombopoietin O kidney /erythropoietin O liver I erythropoietin O kidney /colony stimulating factor ick Save and Submit to save and mubmit.Chick Save All Answers to save all anscersExplanation / Answer
Ans1. Plasma makes of about 55 percent of the volume of blood which is generally place yellow in colour and rest of the amount is share by hematocrit which is about 45 percent of the total volume of blood consists basically of red blood cells and rest of the part consists of WBCs and platelets.
Ans2. Red blood cells are a biconcave disk so they do not consume the oxygen they carry as the RBCs are non nucleated and also lack mitochondria and all respiratory process occurs in mitochondria snd enzymes are also present in mitochondria so they don't use the oxygen they carry.
Ans3. One of the most active sites of the red bone marrow can be found in the breastbone of an adult which is also known as sternum.
Ans4. The kidney basically monitors the oxygen content of blood and
release erythropoietin which stimulate new RBCs production by bone marrow and also help in production of the red colour pigment hemoglobin that carry oxygen or helps in transporting oxygen.
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