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1. The blood's globulins include: A- albumin. B- fibrinogen. C- hemoglobin. D- antibodies 2. Edema is...

1. The blood's globulins include:

A- albumin.

B- fibrinogen.

C- hemoglobin.

D- antibodies

2. Edema is

A- an infection of the lymph nodes.

B- an infection of the lymphatic vessels.

C- the accumulation of excess tissue fluid in loose connective tissue.

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1. Option D) Antibodies

  • There are three major proteins in blood plasma :
    - Albumin, globulin and finrinogen
  • Globulin functions to fight infection.
  • Immunoglobulins or antibodies are produced by B lymphocytes that dtect specific foreign antigen and initiate its destruction.


2. Option C) The accumulation of excess tissue fluid in loose connective tissue

  • Edema results from the leakage of blood vessels.
  • The fluid from these leaky vessels enters nearby tissues making them to swell.
  • Conditions resulting in edema includes : Congestive heart failure, kidneys diseases, Varicose veins
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