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BLOOD
CHAP. 15
Question | Answer |
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WHAT IS MEASURED AS THE HEMATOCRIT? | RED BLOOD CELLS |
THESE INCLUDE THE NEUTROPHIL, EOSINOPHIL, AND BASOPHIL | WHITE BLOOD CELLS |
THIS DEFICIENCY CAUSES PETECHIAE AND BLEEDING | THROMBOCYTES |
A HEPATIC CLOTTING FACTOR; WHEN ACTIVATED IT FORMS THROMBIN | PROTHROMBIN |
A BLOOD CLOT IS ALSO CALLED | 0THROMBUS |
AN ENZYME THAT DISSOLVES CLOTS ("CLOT BUSTERS") | PLASMIN |
AN ANTICOAGULANT THAT WORKS BY REMOVING THROMBIN (ANTITHROMBIN ACTIVITY) | HEPARIN |
A CLOTTING FACTOR THAT IS ACTIVATED BY THROMBIN TO FORM STRANDS (CLOT) | FIBRINOGEN |
ANTIDOTE FOR WARFARIN | VITAMIN K |
A MOVING BLOOD CLOT | EMBOLUS |
HEMOPHILIA IS CAUSED BY A DEFICIENCY OF THIS CLOTTING FACTOR | FACTOR VIII |
BLOOD CELLS THAT CONTAIN BOTH THE A ANTIGEN OR THE B ANTIGEN | AB |
THIS BLOOD TYPE CONTAINS ONLY ANTI-A ANTIBODIES | B |
THIS BLOOD TYPE CONTAINS BOTH ANTI-A AND ANTI-B ANTIBODIES | O |
THIS BLOOD TYPE HAS ONLY ANTI-B ANTIBODIES | A |
CHARACTERSISTICS OF ___________ ARE FORMED IN THE RED BONE MARROW, A DEFEICIENCY CAUSES ANEMIA | ERYTHROCYTES |
THIS IS RELEASED IN RESPONSE TO LOW PLASMA LEVELS OF OXYGEN | ERYTHROPROTEIN |
__________ IS IN THE HEME PART OF HEMOGLOBIN, IS RECYCLED, AND PICKS UP 02 IN THE LUNGS AND DELIVERS IT TO THE TISSUES | IRON |
MOST LIKELY TO CAUSE CYANOSIS | HYPOXEMIA |
THE NORMAL BLOOD PH RANGE IS | 7.35 - 7.45 |
THE ANEMIA OF CHRONIC KIDNEY DESEASE IS DUE TO | A DEFICIENCY OF ERYTHROPOIETIN |
THIS DECREASES THE ABSORPTION OF VITAMIN B12 BY THE DIGESTIVE TRACT | A DEFICIENCY OF INTRINSIC FACTOR |
CHARACTERIZED BY SEVERE PAIN, ORGAN DAMAGE, AND HEMOLYSIS | SICKLE CELL ANEMIA |
A PERSON EXPERIENCED AN UNDETECTED SLOWLY BLEEDING LESION IN THE STOMACH FOR A PERIOD OF 1 YEAR. HE IS MOST LIKELY TO... | HAVE IRON-DEFICIENCY ANEMIA |
THIS FIGHTS INFECTION, INCLUDES GRANULOCYTES AND AGRANULOCYTES, AND ENGAGES IN PHAGOCYTOSIS | LEUKOCYTES |
THESE TWO ENGAGE IN PHAGOCYTOSIS | NEUTROGHILS AND MONOCYTES |
A PERSON WHO IS CHRONICALLY HYPOXIC (AS IN LUNG DISEASE) IS MOST LIKELY TO DEVELOP WHAT? | A SECONDARY POLYCYTHEMIA |
THE TERMS MICROCYTIC AND HYPOCHROMIC ARE DESCRIPTIVE OF.... | ANEMIA |
WHAT DOES RAPID HEMOLYSIS CAUSE? | HYPOXEMIA AND CYANOSIS |
WHAT CONDITION IS MOST LIKELY TO ELEVATE THE HEMATOCRIT? | DEHYDRATION |
THE ADMINISTRATION OF WARFARIN (COUMADIN) INHIBITS THE.... | HEPATIC SYNTHESIS OF PROTHROMBIN |
HYPOPROTHROMBINEMIA INHIBITS WHAT? | COAGULATION |
A PERSON WHO IS TAKING WARFARIN (COUMADIN) IS ADVISED TO LIMIT HIS INTAKE OF SPINACH AND BROCCOLI BECAUSE THEY.... | CONTAIN LOTS OF VITAMIN K, THE ANTIDOTE TO COUMADIN THERAPY |
WHAT DOES ACTIVATION OF PLASMINOGEN DO? | DISSOLVES BLOOD CLOTS |
WHAT CHARACTERISTIC OF ASPIRIN CAUSES BLEEDING? | ANTIPLATELET |
WHAT IS ESSENTIAL TO FIBRINOLYTIC SYSTEM? | ACTIVATION OF PLASMINOGEN |
WHAT DOES THROMBOCYTOPENIA CAUSE? | PETIECHIAE AND BLEEDING |
NECESSARY FOR THE HEPATIC SYNTESIS OF PROTHROMBIN, IS A FAT-SOLUBLE VITAMIN, AND IS THE ANTIDOTE FOR EXCESS COUMADIN THERAPY | VITAMIN K |
MOST LIKELY TO CAUSE KERNICTERUS | HEMOLYSIS AND HYPERBILIRUBINEMIA |
WHAT IS THE PRIMARY LONG-TERM CONCERN REGARDING KERNICTERUS? | BRAIN DAMAGE |
a newborn is jaundiced; the nursery staff will certainly monitor his blood levels of.... | bilirubin |
A PERSON WITH TYPE O(+) BLOOD IS GIVEN A TRANSFUSION OF TYPE A (?) BLOOD. WHAT, IF ANYTHING, IS LIKELY TO HAPPEN? | HEMOLYTIC REACTION SINCE THE RECIPEINT BLOOD CONTAINS ANTI-A ANTIBODIES |
MOTHER-BABY BLOOD RELATIONSHIP IS; MOM IS AB(?); BABY IS B(+), IS THIS OF CONCERN? | YES |
A PT IS MISTAKENLY GIVEN A UNIT OF IMCOMPATIBLE BLOOD. WHAT IS THE BEST DESCRIPTION OF THE PTS RESPONSE? | HEMOLYSIS |