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Who is credited with the first successful blood transfusion?
Who is credited with the first successful blood transfusion?
- Erasistratos
- Galen
- Karl Landsteiner
- Pope Innocent VII (correct)
What did the experiment involving the transfusion of lamb blood into a young woman's carotid artery prove?
What did the experiment involving the transfusion of lamb blood into a young woman's carotid artery prove?
- The heart acts as a pump in the circulatory system (correct)
- The transfusion was unsuccessful
- The heart can regenerate blood
- The arteries do not contain blood
What did Jean Baptiste's experiment reveal about the arteries?
What did Jean Baptiste's experiment reveal about the arteries?
- They contain blood (correct)
- They transport air
- They have no role in blood circulation
- They are empty tubes
Which ancient Greek physician is known for his work in blood transfusion?
Which ancient Greek physician is known for his work in blood transfusion?
Based on the text, what system was proved to be a branching system?
Based on the text, what system was proved to be a branching system?
Who is associated with the discovery of blood types?
Who is associated with the discovery of blood types?
Which organ was believed to be responsible for forming blood?
Which organ was believed to be responsible for forming blood?
What did the experiment involving the transfusion of lamb blood into a young woman's carotid artery demonstrate about blood circulation?
What did the experiment involving the transfusion of lamb blood into a young woman's carotid artery demonstrate about blood circulation?
Which individual is linked to the 'First Transfusion Myth'?
Which individual is linked to the 'First Transfusion Myth'?
What was the significance of the transfusion of lamb blood into the carotid artery according to the text?
What was the significance of the transfusion of lamb blood into the carotid artery according to the text?
In the past, it was believed that blood was consumed as it flowed out to the body through which vessels?
In the past, it was believed that blood was consumed as it flowed out to the body through which vessels?
Who among the listed individuals is not associated with blood transfusion?
Who among the listed individuals is not associated with blood transfusion?
What was the function of arteries according to the misconception described in the text?
What was the function of arteries according to the misconception described in the text?
How was the role of veins misunderstood in the historical belief mentioned?
How was the role of veins misunderstood in the historical belief mentioned?
Who was the first person to advocate transfusion?
Who was the first person to advocate transfusion?
What was observed by attempting human to human transfusion from a man with gastric carcinoma?
What was observed by attempting human to human transfusion from a man with gastric carcinoma?
What procedure did St. He advocate for?
What procedure did St. He advocate for?
Did St. He actually perform a transfusion?
Did St. He actually perform a transfusion?
What is unknown about St. He according to the text?
What is unknown about St. He according to the text?
Which of the following was NOT associated with St. He according to the text?
Which of the following was NOT associated with St. He according to the text?
Who was the first to succeed in vein-to-vein transfusion?
Who was the first to succeed in vein-to-vein transfusion?
What prompted the need for rapid vein-to-vein transfusion?
What prompted the need for rapid vein-to-vein transfusion?
What type of transfusions showed a plague of complications by causing transfusion reactions?
What type of transfusions showed a plague of complications by causing transfusion reactions?
Which kind of transfusions were found to be more effective than interspecies transfusions?
Which kind of transfusions were found to be more effective than interspecies transfusions?
Which of the following was NOT believed to be a pathway for transporting substances in the historical misconception discussed?
Which of the following was NOT believed to be a pathway for transporting substances in the historical misconception discussed?
