Question

Fluid part of blood after removal of corpuscles is:

• A. Plasma
• B. Lymph
• C. Serum
• D. Vaccine

Answer 1

The correct option is A

Plasma

The correct option is A.

Explanation of correct option:

1. In blood, plasma makes up around 55% of the total volume.
2. The blood plasma is yellow in color and is the only liquid component of the blood that allows it to stay suspended in our bodies.
3. Water makes up 90-92 percent of plasma, with proteins accounting for 6-8 percent.
4. The principal proteins found in plasma are fibrinogen, globulin, and albumin.
5. Fibrinogen is required for blood coagulation, globulin is engaged in defense, and albumin aids in osmotic balance.
6. Plasma must circulate throughout the circulatory system in order to help our body heal from wounds, distribute nutrients, remove waste, and prevent infection.

Explanation of incorrect options:

Option B:

1. The lymphatic system circulates a colorless fluid known as lymph.
2. Lymph plasma, lymph corpuscles, and lymphoid organs make up the lymphatic system.

Option C:

1. The serum is a straw-colored fluid made up of blood plasma without clotting elements.
2. The serum is blood plasma that is free of fibrinogens.

Option D:

1. The vaccine gives the person active acquired immunity.
2. It contains microorganisms that have been weakened or destroyed, as well as their toxin and one of their surface proteins remain.

Final answer: The fluid part of blood after the removal of corpuscles is plasma.