If the red blood cells (RBCs) of human blood are isolated and are diluted in normal saline (an isotonic solution to blood), what will happen to the RB

Question

If the red blood cells (RBCs) of human blood are isolated and are diluted in normal saline (an isotonic solution to blood), what will happen to the RBCs?

Accepted Answer

(D) No change in the diameters of the RBCs

Answer

(A) The RBCs will swell

Answer

(B) The RBCs will swell and burst

Answer

(C) The RBCs will shrink