Blood Gases and Haemoglobin - BM5 RCR1
- Created by: ex-Lechiayim
- Created on: 18-02-14 17:31
Other questions in this quiz
2. When saturated, how many molecules of O2 will loosely bind to haemoglobin?
- Eight
- Two
- Four
- One
3. Why do sickle cell abnormalities not manifest themselves until approximately 6 months of age?
- At 6 months, there is a large increase in the quantity of erythropoeitin
- At 6 months, the child learns to stand upright and walk
- At 6 months, HbA starts to replace HbF
- At 6 months, Glycine is switched for Leucine at Codon 3
4. How many sub-units make up haemoglobin?
- Four
- Two
- Three
- Five
5. True or false: although generally asymptomatic, anoxia can manifest itself in individuals heterozygous for sickle cell disease in activities such as air travel?
- Pass
- True
- False
- Camembert
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