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MDCAT Past Papers - UHS - Biology - Chap No 10 Quiz

Attempt 10 MCQs on MDCAT Past Papers - UHS - Biology - Chap No 10 | Quiz 1

1. Which protein plays an important role in maintaining osmotic balance?



2. In a normal person plasma constitutes about------- by volume of blood:



3. Which of following protein takes part in blood clotting:



4. The ------- describes how water and dissolved chemicals are carried through the cell wall and intercellular gaps of plants.



5. The movement of water to lower solute concentration area through a semipermeable membrane is?



6. The type of agranulocytes which stays in blood for a few hours and then enter tissues and become macrophages are:



7. Mature mammalian red blood cells do not have:



8. Average life span of red blood cells is:



9. Which of following is the most numerous/commonest of the white blood cells?



10. Histamine is produced by which of following cells:



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