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8.In appropriate depth and detail, and utilizing scholarly references, describe the basic characteristics of religion, patterns among religions, and multidisciplinary approaches to the study of religion. In your response, be sure to answer the question, “Why do we study religion?”

9.In appropriate depth and detail, and utilizing scholarly references, describe the basic characteristics of Hinduism, including but not limited to: its history, its primary beliefs, its criticisms, its practices, and its organization..If metaphysics is related to speculative function of Philosophy.

10 What is the connection between tissue fluid, plasma and lymph? 

11 How is lymph propelled through the lymphatics? 

12 What is the function of lymph nodes? 

13 Complete the table. 

Substance Transported by the blood

From To

Oxygen (A) whole body

(B) whole body lungs

(C) liver kidneys

(D) intestine (E)

Heat (F) (G)

 14 After a period of vigorous activity you would expect blood leaving a muscle to have 

  (a) less carbon dioxide, less oxygen and less glucose 

  (b) more carbon dioxide, more oxygen and less glucose 

  (c) more carbon dioxide, more oxygen and more glucose 

  (d) more carbon dioxide, less oxygen and less glucose.

 

15 Blood from the alimentary canal returns to the heart by way of 

  (a) hepatic vein and vena cava 

  (b) hepatic artery, hepatic vein and vena cava 

  (c) hepatic portal vein and vena cava  

  (d) hepatic portal vein, hepatic vein and vena cava. 

16 Describe briefly how platelets, fibrin and red cells interact to form a blood clot. 

17 Briefly describe the principal lines of defence against bacteria entering the blood system. 

18 The substances produced by lymphocytes to combat bacterial cells are called 

  (a) antigens, 

  (b) antibodies, 

  (c) antidotes, 

  (d) antitoxins. 

19 You may acquire natural, active immunity to a disease if 

  (a) you are injected with an antibody to the disease 

  (b) you recover from an attack of the disease 

  (c) you are inoculated, against the disease 

  (d) you are born with antibodies to the disease? 

20 In each case, give an example of a disease to which immunity can be acquired by injecting 

  (a) an inactivated bacterial toxin 

  (b) a killed bacterium 

  (c) an antibody. 

21 A person: whose blood group is AB can receive a blood transfusion from 

  (a) group O only 

  (b) group AB only 

  (c) groups A and B 

  (d) any group. 

22 Apart from any inherited tendency towards coronary heart disease, what are thought to 

be the four main risk factors?  

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