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Shalini RathodBeginner
The non – cellular components of blood consist of i) Fibrin ii) Thrombin iii) Sodium iv) Plasma v) Thrombocytes vi) Phagocytes vii) creatinine viii) Water ix) hormones x) enzymes
The non – cellular components of blood consist of i) Fibrin ii) Thrombin iii) Sodium iv) Plasma v) Thrombocytes vi) Phagocytes vii) creatinine viii) Water ix) hormones x) enzymes
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Shalini Rathod
Answer: b
Explanation: The non cellular component is called the plasma. It is basically the suspended solution
in which the blood cells flow. It has 95% water. Fibrin and thrombin are proteins that are used for
coagulation of blood. Sodium is an electrolyte, also important for impulse conduction, creatinine is
a waste product and hormones are injected directly in the blood.
Shalini Rathod
Answer: b
Explanation: The non cellular component is called the plasma. It is basically the suspended solution
in which the blood cells flow. It has 95% water. Fibrin and thrombin are proteins that are used for
coagulation of blood. Sodium is an electrolyte, also important for impulse conduction, creatinine is
a waste product and hormones are injected directly in the blood.