Oxygen in the blood is transported mainly by:
A.Blood plasma
B.WBCs
C.RBCs
D.Platelets
A.Blood plasma
B.WBCs
C.RBCs
D.Platelets
A.The amount of oxygen which 1 gm of haemoglobin can bind
B.The amount of oxygen which haemoglobin exchanges with similar amount of carbondioxide
C.The amount of oxygen which is present in blood of alveolar circulation
D.None of these
A.CO2
B.Water vapour
C.Both (a) & (b)
D.None of these
A.Haemoglobin can combine with oxygen
B.Oxygen carrying capacity of whole blood is higher than that of plasma
C.Oxyhaemoglobin can dissociate into haemoglobin and oxygen
D.Increase in CO2 concentration decrease the O2 affinity of haemoglobin
A.By decreasing the concentration of oxygen in blood
B.By increasing the concentration of oxygen in blood
C.By increasing the concentration of CO2 in blood
D.By inducing CO in the blood
A.pH of blood raises
B.pH of blood falls
C.Concentration of CO2 falls
D.Free fatty acid concentration falls in blood
A.Aerobic
B.Anerobic
C.Both (a) & (b)
D.None of these
A.There is more and more carbondioxide
B.There is carbonmomonoxide which can bind with Hb 230 times more than oxygen and its pressure of about 0.7 mm Hg is lethal
C.There is more water vapour which makes breathing difficult
D.The air has very low percentage of oxygen
A.Deoxygenation of oxyhaemoglobin is directly proportional to PCO2
B.Oxygen carrying capacity of whole blood is higher than plasma
C.Increase in CO2 concentration decreases O2 affinity of Hb
D.None of these
A.All of the animals need a medium for cellular respiration
B.Oxygen is transported in all animals by blood
C.All animals take oxygen from water or air through lungs or gills
D.All animals need oxygen for their respiration