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68wm6 p2 Anemia Test

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What is hypovolemic anemia?
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What is medical therapy is used for PTs with Aplastic Anemia (Aplasia) who cannot recieve a bone marrow transplant?
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How is a schillings test performed?
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Vitamin B12 is needed for what?
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What is the Tx for Hypovolemic anemia?
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What is Aplastic Anemia (Aplasia)?
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What is the purpose of drug therapy in polycythemia?
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Oral leukoplakia manifests in which anemia?
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What is Pernicious Anemia?
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What is the B12 therapy for pernicious anemia?
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What is the most common cause of iron deficiency anemia in adults?
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What will be found in a bone biopsy of an Aplastic Anemia (Aplasia) PT?
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What is secondary polycythemia caused by?
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What percentage of black americans has sickle cell trait?
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Vitamin B12 deficiency leads to what in RBCs and nerve cells?
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What is the medical management of iron deficiency anemia?
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What is the major complication of polycythemia vera?
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How often is the CBC monitored for a PT with pernicious anemia?
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What is Polycythemia Vera (primary polycythemia)?
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What is done to prevent thrombosis in a PT with polycythemia?
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patients have lower counts of all blood cells due to a failure of the normal process of generation & growth
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Encourage ambulation/ROM exercises
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Same as for Hypovolemic Shock
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Every 3 - 6 months
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81%
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Immunosuppressive therapy: antithymocyte globulin
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Excessive bone marrow production (hyperplasia of bone marrow) causing increased circulating erythrocytes, granulocytes and platelets (inc RBCs/Granulocytes/Platelets/basophils)
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Aplastic Anemia (Aplasia)
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Thrombosis due to the abnormal increased number of circulating RBCs and platelets
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*Hypoplastic or aplastic fatty deposits *Decreased cellular elements *Decreased hematopoietic activity
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PT is given radioactive B12 PO and a parenteral flushing of nonradioactive B12. Urine is monitored for percentage of radioactive B12 for 24 hrs. Low % in urine indicates deficient intrinsic factor.
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chronic intestinal or uterine bleeding
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*IM injections given daily for 2 weeks *Then Weekly for one month *Then Monthly for the rest of the patient’s life
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*Leaves erythrocyte membranes fragile and easy to rupture *Leads to large, immature RBCs *Progressive demyelination and degeneration of nerves and white matter
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Caused by hypoxia rather than a defect in the evolution of the RBC. Hypoxia stimulates erythropoietein in the kidneys which stimulates erythrocyte production.
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Decreased RBC, hemoglobin, and hematocrit due to hemorrhaging
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growth and maturation of all body cells
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Decrease bone marrow response
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*Pallor *Inflamed mucous membranes *Iron rich diet
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Autoimmune disorder resulting from the destruction of parietal cells and eventual gastric mucosa atrophy
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Skin with lemon-yellow–tinged pallor and a "raw-beef" tongue manifests in which anemia?
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What is the most common clinical manifestation of iron deficiency anemia?
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In a PT with Polycythemia, repeated phlebotomy is done to maintain a hematocrit of what Percentage?
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In a PT with Aplastic Anemia (Aplasia), what is hematopoietic tissue replaced by?
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What test shows malabsorption of B12?
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What is the name for vitamin B12?
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Iron/Ferrous Sulfate should not be taken with what?
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Low RBCs, Low WBCs, and Low Platelets

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