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Anemia, Polycythemia, Leukemia - Test 1

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show Anemia  
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A hematocrit of 30% would indicate what condition?   show
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Pseudoanemia may be caused by:   show
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show 1. Factor deficiency anemia 2. Production-defect anemia  
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show A defeciency in essential hematopoietic material - B12 and or Folic Acid  
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show The failure of blood-forming organs to produce or to deliver mature RBC's to the peripheral blood.  
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show Anemia resulting from blood loss  
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What are the three classifications of anemia by RBC morphology?   show
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What is another name for microcytic anemia?   show
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Of the 3 classes of anemia morphology, which one is associated with GI disorders?   show
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What are the three classifications of anemia by color?   show
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What is the cause of megaloblastic anemia?   show
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What are the effects of anemia on the cardiavascular system?   show
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What describes a reduction in color (pale pink) RBC that is iron defecient?   show
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What describes a darker than normal RDBC that is high in hemoglobin and smaller than normal?   show
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show 6 months  
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What is the lifespan of an RBC?   show
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show Yes  
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Can polycythemia be inherited?   show
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show Decreased O2 levels, high altitudes, cardiac failure, and chronic lung disorder  
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show Overproduction of RBC  
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show Elevate  
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What is the financial burden of having polycythemia?   show
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show Erythremia  
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What is the typical hematocrit levels of a patient with polycythemia vera?   show
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In polycythemia the blood volume ________.   show
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show 10X (3X water is normal viscosity)  
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show 1.5X (Remember normal is 3X as viscous)  
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What is the RBC count in a patient with polycythemia vera?   show
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What are the effects of polycythemia on the cardiovascular system?   show
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What is leukemia?   show
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show No, they are blastic (immature) and cannot help in immunity  
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show May or may not.  
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What is the treatment for Leukemia?   show
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show In lymphoid cells (lymphogenous) and in the bone marrow (myelogenous) rememember what myeloid means?  
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show They invade surrounding tissue and utilize their metabolic elements which eventually destroys the tissue.  
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show Count  
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In leukemia is acute or chronic more severe?   show
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If untreated, what is the lifespan of an individual with acute leukemia? chronic leukemia?   show
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nonlymphatic leukemia effects what?   show
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Lymphatic leukemia effects what?   show
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show 1. Metastatic growth replaces healthy tissue 2. Invades surrounding bone 3. Causes pain 4. fractures bones 5. spreads to spleen, lymph nodes, liver, and vascular regions 6. develops infections, sever anemia, bleeding 7. metabolic starvation 8. Death  
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show Aplastic  
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Widespread malignancy can cause a ____________ anemia?   show
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show Hemolytic  
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