Circulatory System In Humans Free Doubts and Solutions
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cells formed in bone marrow
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how many chambers does dog heart have?
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Whai is double circulation
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Why there is a difference in the haemoglobin levels of male and female animals and difference in the haemoglobin levels of adult female human beings and adult male humans ?
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What is the haemoglobin content of- 1. Calves 2. Cow 3. Buffalo
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What is the number of nuclei present in the following :- (a) Basophil (b) Neutrophil (c) Eosinophil
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In which part our blood purify?
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What the heart work
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Name the blood groups under ABO system. Differentiate between universal donor and universal recepient.
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what is internal structure of heart
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what is the function of septum in heart , what is it's composition ?
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what are the functions of WBC , plasma, RBC present in the blood?
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what will happen if blood in chambers of right atrium and left ventricle mixes
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Sir , I have a doubt that why doesn't O² diffuse in the walls of the heart to fulfill the Oxygen requirements of the muscle.. why does it need Coronary circulation to do that ... ? Why doesn't this happen ,sir ?
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Why do all organisms not have a four chambered heart?
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what is blockage of heart
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describe the flow of blood through heart of humans
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process of heart functions
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i want to ask the function of blood
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I want help in the functioning of heart
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Which device use to measure bloodpressure
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How much blood is in the human body?
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How much blood is in the human body?
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What is bloodgroup?
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double circulation
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What is the significance of the bundle of HIS in the pacemaking of the heart
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name the outer layer of the heart
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Which vessel would contain the highest concentration of amino acids and glucose soon after a meal
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what is the largest artery in human body
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The enuleated cell in human blood is ------------------
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do erythrocytes help in clotting of blood
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what is a lymph?
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What is the composition of pleural fluid?Is any air present in that fluid?
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What is bipass surgery ?
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What happens in a heart attack. Full internal process during heart attack.
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Why is the blood pressure more in the arteries than in veins?
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give reason of the following a. arteries are thick walled blood vessels. b. viens are thin blood vessels. c. viens have valves in them.
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why people living in mountains have more red corpuscles in thier blood than people living in plains?
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which node is used measure the heart beat
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What are the differences between atrium and ventricle
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A girl has a swallen neck
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why did RBC not have nucleas in it ????
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Please answer this quickly
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How does WBC count help doctors in diagnosing the kind of infection caused to a person?
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Functions of heart any two main
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manual recoard of circulatory system
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i have a query sir/mam that please can you explain me the short summary of human heart
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Sumay studied about blood circulation in humans . He wanted to observe the flow of blood and was about to cut his finger a bit. He suddenly stopped realising that this could be fatal.
Read the above passage and answer the following questions.
(a) why is the colour of blood red?
(b) why does unclotted blood comes out from site of injury when platelets are present in the body?
(c) which blood cells when low in number can make us vulnerable to infections?
(d) what values do you think Sumay have?
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SA type II Questions :
Q1. Blood does not clot in the blood vessels. Give reason.
Q2. How is double circulation different from single circulation?
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Platelets help in clotting of blood at injured side.
Draw a flow diagram of this process.
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What is the difference between blood circulation in fishes and birds.?
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HOW DO THE BODY TEMPARATURE IS MAINTAINED WHEN THE HEART HAS FOUR CHAMBERS?
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List and describe in brief in tabular form any five functions of blood.
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What is Cardiac cycle? Name its various events.
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One animal shows pumping of only deoxygenated blood. Name this animal and tell how many chambers its heart has.
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A muscle is called as pacemaker of heart. Name it. Why we call it so?
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Please explain what part each letter denotes. give detailed answer
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AS I HAVE A PROJECT IN SCHOOL ,CAN I HAVE SOME INFORMATION ,WORKING AND FACTS ABOUT VEINS ....
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WHY DO GUARD CELLS REGULATE OPENING AND CLOSING OF STOMATAL PORES ?
WHY DO GUARD CELLS REGULATE OPENING AND CLOSING OF STOMATAL PORES ?
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WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF DIAPHRAM OF A PERSON GETS RUPTURED IN AN ACCIDENT ?
WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF DIAPHRAM OF A PERSON GETS RUPTURED IN AN ACCIDENT ?