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What is the sequence of events in CO2 and O2 transport by erythrocytes in the blood?
  1.Red cells pick up O2 in the lungs, drop it off at cells, pick up CO2 and drop it at lungs.
  2.Red cells pick up O2 in the cells, drop it off at lungs, pick up CO2 and drop it at cells.
  3.Both of the answers are correct.
  4.Both of the answers are incorrect.

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What is extra-cellular fluid?
  1.Fluid between cells that transports material to and from the cells.
  2.It is another name for blood.
  3.It is another name for lymph.
  4.It is the same as blood, without the red blood cells.



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