Anemia Frei Flashcards
Which of the following is the definition of Anemia for Women? (select all)
A. Hgb<12g/dL
B. Hgb<13.5g/dL
C. Hct<41%
D. Hct<36%
A. Hgb<12g/dL
D. Hct< 36%

Which of the following is the definition of Anemia for Men? (select all)
A. Hgb<12g/dL
B. Hct<36%
C. Hgb<13.5g/dL
D. Hct<41%
C. Hgb<13.5g/dL
D. Hct<41%

Hct is the percent of blood volume that is composed of ___.
A. Leukocytes
B. Lymphocytes
C. Erythrocytes
D. Chondrocytes
C. Erythrocytes
MCV stand for mean corpuscular volume and represents the ___ of the blood cell.
A. Density
B. Size
C. Concentration
D. Color
B. Size

Reticulocyte count is the percentage of RBC that are ___.
A. Immature
B. Mature
C. Malformed
D. Deficient
A. Immature

All of the following are reasons for a low Reticulocyte count EXCEPT:
A. Iron Deficiency
B. Aplastic anemia
C. Chronic infections
D. Untreated pernicious anemia
E. Folic acid toxicity
E. Folic acid toxicity

Which of the following patients is considered anemic?
A. DD, male, HCT-22%
B. LA, female, HCT- 37%
C. PP, female Hgb-11g/dL
D. RA, male, Hgb 14 g/dL
E. TA, female, HCT- 35%
A. DD, male, HCT-22%
C. PP, female Hgb-11g/dL
E. TA, female, HCT- 35%
The normal range for Hct in men is:
A. 36-46%
B. 40-50%
C. 41-53%
D. 13.5-17.5
C. 41-53%

The normal range for Hct in women is:
A. 36-46%
B. 12-16
C. 13.5-17.5
D. 41-53%
A. 36-46%

The normal range for Hgb in men is:
A. 36-46%
B. 13.5-17.5
C. 12-16
D. 41-53%
B. 13.5-17.5

The normal range Hgb in women is:
A. 36-46%
B. 13.5-17.5
C. 12-16
D. 41-53%
C. 12-16

What is the normal range of MCV?
A. 70-80
B. 80-90
C. 70-100
D. 80-100
D. 80-100

T/F Hypovolemic anemia typically presents without any obvious symptoms while general anemia is a result of sudden blood loss and patients are much more symptomatic
False
Which of these symptoms coincides with an Acute Onset of anemia?
A. Tachycardia
B. Lightheadedness
C. Vertigo
D. Pallor
E. Dyspnea
A. Tachycardia
B. Lightheadedness
E. Dyspnea

A motor vehicle onset resulting in sudden blood loss will most likely result in:
A. Acute Anemia
B. Chronic Anemia
A. Acute Anemia
A change in diet over an extended period of time is likely to result in:
A. Acute Anemia
B. Chronic Anemia
B. Chronic Anemia
Which of the following are risks with PRBC transfusion in patients with anemia? (Select All)
A. Transfusion-related reactions
B. Congestive Heart Failure
C. Bacterial and Viral infection risk
D. Iron overload
E. Increased GI discomfort
A. Transfusion-related reactions
B. Congestive Heart Failure
C. Bacterial and Viral infection risk
D. Iron overload

1 unit of PRBC will usually raise the Hgb of a patient by __ or Hct by __
A. 1g/dL, 5%
B. 2g/dL, 3%
C. 1g/dL, 3%
D. 2g/dL, 5%
C. 1g/dL, 3%

When transfusing an Asymptomatic patient the target Hgb should be__
A. 8-10g/dL
B. >10g/dL
C. >11g/dL
D. 7-9g/dL
D. 7-9g/dL

When transfusing a Symptomatic patient the target Hgb should be__
A. 8-10g/dL
B. >11g/dL
C. 7-9g/dL
D. >10g/dL
A. 8-10g/dL

When transfusing a Symptomatic patient with ACS or MI the target Hgb should be__
A. 7-9g/dL
B. >10g/dL
C. >11g/dL
D. 8-10g/dL
B. >10g/dL

What is the target Hgb for a patient who has an acute hemorrhage with evidence of hemodynamic instability?
A. Hgb>10 g/dL
B. Hct>37%
C. Transfuse to correct and maintain O2 delivery
D. Hgb 8-10 g/dL
C. Transfuse to correct and maintain O2 delivery

Regarding the classification of Anemia by Morphology, match the MCV size with the classification of anemia:
I: MCV 80-100
II: MCV<80
III: MCV>100
A. Normocytic=I, Macrocytic=II, Microcytic=III
B. Macrocytic=I, Microcytic=II, Macrocytic= III
C. Normocytic=I, Microcytic=II, Macrocytic= III
D. Microcytic= I, Normocytic=II, Macrocytic= III
C. Normocytic=I, Microcytic=II, Macrocytic= III

Which of these is the common differential diagnosis for a Microcytic Anemia?
A. Acute blood loss
B. Iron deficiency anemia
C. Folic acid deficiency
D. Anemia of Chronic disease
E. B12 deficiency
B. Iron deficiency anemia























