A patient has reduced production of blood cells after extensive damage to the marrow of long bones. Which tissue is most directly affected?
Correct answer: B. Red bone marrow
- A. Yellow bone marrow
- B. Red bone marrow
- C. Compact bone
- D. Periosteal membrane
Explanation
Red bone marrow is the main site of blood cell formation in adults. Yellow marrow mainly stores fat, while compact bone and periosteum do not normally produce most blood cells.
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