51. The best example of multiple alleles in humans is:
Answer: B. ABO blood groups
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51. The best example of multiple alleles in humans is:
Answer: B. ABO blood groups
52. The International Society of Blood Transfusion recognizes up to how many major blood group systems? (as per text)
Answer: C. 30 to 33
53. Blood group systems are characterized by the presence or absence of:
Answer: B. antigens on red blood cell surface
54. The two most significant blood group systems are:
Answer: B. ABO and Rh
55. The ABO blood group system was discovered in 1901 by:
Answer: C. Karl Landsteiner
56. The ABO system is based on how many antigens?
Answer: B. Two (A and B)
57. A blood group with both A and B antigens is:
Answer: C. AB
58. A blood group with neither A nor B antigens is:
Answer: D. O
59. The number of alleles controlling ABO blood groups is:
Answer: B. three (IA, IB and i)
60. Alleles IA and IB are:
Answer: B. co-dominant to each other and dominant over i
61. Genotype IAi produces blood group:
Answer: D. A
62. Genotype IBi produces blood group:
Answer: B. B
63. Genotype ii produces blood group:
Answer: D. O
64. Genotype IAIB produces blood group:
Answer: C. AB
65. Blood group A has ... antibodies in plasma:
Answer: B. anti-B
66. Blood group B has ... antibodies in plasma:
Answer: A. anti-A
67. Blood group AB has ... antibodies:
Answer: D. no anti-A or anti-B
68. Blood group O has ... antibodies:
Answer: C. both anti-A and anti-B
69. Antibodies of the ABO system are produced:
Answer: B. without any stimulus from embryonic life
70. Persons with blood group A can receive blood from:
Answer: C. A and O
71. Persons with blood group B can receive blood from:
Answer: B. B and O
72. AB blood group can receive blood from:
Answer: C. A, B, AB and O
73. The blood group O can receive blood only from:
Answer: D. O
74. The universal donor in ABO system is:
Answer: C. O
75. The universal recipient in ABO system is:
Answer: D. AB
76. The actual universal donor is:
Answer: B. O negative
77. The actual universal recipient is:
Answer: C. AB positive
78. The recessive allele i is more frequent in the population because:
Answer: B. heterozygous carriers cross to produce O group offspring, so the allele persists
79. The Bombay phenotype is due to the absence of the:
Answer: A. H antigen precursor because of hh genotype
80. The H substance is a precursor of:
Answer: B. A and B antigens
81. The Rh blood group was first discovered in:
Answer: B. Rhesus monkey
82. The Rh factor is also called the:
Answer: B. D antigen
83. A person who has Rh antigen is:
Answer: B. Rh positive
84. Genotypes DD and Dd are:
Answer: B. Rh positive
85. Genotype dd is:
Answer: B. Rh negative
86. Anti-Rh antibodies in Rh-negative persons are produced:
Answer: B. only on exposure to Rh antigen
87. Once stimulated, the production of anti-Rh antibodies:
Answer: B. continues throughout life
88. Erythroblastosis foetalis occurs when:
Answer: B. Rh-negative mother carries an Rh-positive foetus
89. In erythroblastosis foetalis the mother's anti-Rh antibodies cross the:
Answer: B. placenta and cause haemolysis of foetal RBCs
90. Haemolytic disease of the newborn causes the foetus to become:
Answer: B. anaemic and jaundiced
91. Yellowing of skin due to accumulation of bilirubin is:
Answer: B. jaundice
92. An erythroblast is a:
Answer: B. nucleated immature red blood cell
93. The first child of an Rh negative mother with an Rh positive foetus is usually:
Answer: B. safe, since antibodies are not yet formed
94. Erythroblastosis foetalis is prevented by giving the mother:
Answer: C. Rh immunoglobulin (RhoGAM)
95. RhoGAM is given to the Rh-negative mother at:
Answer: B. 28 weeks and within 72 hours after delivery of an Rh-positive baby
96. Alternatives to blood transfusion include:
Answer: B. volume expanders, haematopoietic growth factors and erythropoietin
97. Erythropoietin is produced by:
Answer: B. kidneys
98. Erythropoietin stimulates the production of:
Answer: C. red blood cells
99. Traits showing continuous variation are controlled by:
Answer: B. polygenes
100. Polygenic traits include:
Answer: B. height, weight and skin colour
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