In Blood, lack of intrinsic factors causes:
Sickle cell anemia
Pernicious anemia
Target cell anemia
Iron deficiency anemia
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In Blood, lack of intrinsic factors causes:
Sickle cell anemia
Pernicious anemia
Target cell anemia
Iron deficiency anemia
The normal platelet count in adult is:
100,000 to 300,000 mm3
150,000 to 250,000 mm3
150,000 450,000 mm3
200,000 300,000 mm3
All coagulation factors are stable at low freezing point except:
Factors V & VIII
Factors IX & X
Factors IV &V
Factors II
In embryonic life, the blood cell development stage is:
Hepatic stage
Mesoblastic stage
Myeloid stage
Mature stage
Whole blood is contraindicated except in:
Chronic anemia
Thrombocytopenia
Exchange transfusion
Incipient Cardiac failure
Donation of blood can cause:
Malaria
AIDS
Hepatitis
No disease
The common Blood group among these is:
AB-Negative
B-Positive
A-Negative
AB-Positive
Clotting time has normal value of:
2 to 8 min
3 to 6 min
4 to 5 min
6 to 8 min
The conditions in which Bleeding time does not become prolonged is:
Deficiency of vitamin K
Hemophilia
Thrombocytopenia
Afibrinoginemia
Primary reaction of Ag-Ab interaction is:
Invisible
Visible
pH dependent
No reaction
Immunological reactions of Blood transfusion include all except:
Allergic
Anaphylactic
Leak agglutinin
Circulatory overload
500ml whole blood contains plasma approximately:
100 to 150ml
200 to 250ml
300 to 350ml
350 to 400ml
Red blood cells can be frozen and stored up to:
3 years
5 years
7 years
8 years
The disease cannot be transmitted through transfusion of blood is:
Hepatitis B
AIDS
Cancer
Malaria
The lower limit of Hb in female blood donor is:
10 gm/dl
12 gm/dl
13 gm/dl
14 gm/dl
The minimum weight of blood donor should be:
45kg
50kg
55kg
60kg
Size of red blood cell is:
10 micro meter
7 micro meter
8 micro meter
2 micro meter
In Sickle cell anemia, red cell count is.
Reduced
Increased
Normal
None
During blood donation, the removal of blood components is called:
Cytophresis
Plasmaphresis
Aphresis
Leakophresis
Formation of blood cell is called:
Mitosis
Hemopoiesis
Photosynthesis
Complement fixation