Blood MCQ Questions and Answers for Practice

1. Formation of blood cell is called:

1. Hemopoiesis
2. Photosynthesis
3. Complement fixation
4. Mitosis

2. During blood donation, the removal of blood components is called:

1. Plasmaphresis
2. Aphresis
3. Leakophresis
4. Cytophresis

3. In Sickle cell anemia, red cell count is.

1. Increased
2. Normal
3. None
4. Reduced

4. Size of red blood cell is:

1. 7 micro meter
2. 8 micro meter
3. 2 micro meter
4. 10 micro meter

5. The minimum weight of blood donor should be:

1. 50kg
2. 55kg
3. 60kg
4. 45kg

6. The lower limit of Hb in female blood donor is:

1. 12 gm/dl
2. 13 gm/dl
3. 14 gm/dl
4. 10 gm/dl

7. The disease cannot be transmitted through transfusion of blood is:

1. AIDS
2. Cancer
3. Malaria
4. Hepatitis B

8. Red blood cells can be frozen and stored up to:

1. 5 years
2. 7 years
3. 8 years
4. 3 years

9. 500ml whole blood contains plasma approximately:

1. 200 to 250ml
2. 300 to 350ml
3. 350 to 400ml
4. 100 to 150ml

10. Immunological reactions of Blood transfusion include all except:

1. Anaphylactic
2. Leak agglutinin
3. Circulatory overload
4. Allergic

11. Primary reaction of Ag-Ab interaction is:

1. Visible
2. pH dependent
3. No reaction
4. Invisible

12. The conditions in which Bleeding time does not become prolonged is:

1. Hemophilia
2. Thrombocytopenia
3. Afibrinoginemia
4. Deficiency of vitamin K

13. Clotting time has normal value of:

1. 3 to 6 min
2. 4 to 5 min
3. 6 to 8 min
4. 2 to 8 min

14. The common Blood group among these is:

1. B-Positive
2. A-Negative
3. AB-Positive
4. AB-Negative

15. Donation of blood can cause:

1. AIDS
2. Hepatitis
3. No disease
4. Malaria