Chapter 22: MNT in Nutritional Anemia

Question 1

means too little blood

refers to any condition characterized by reduction in the size of number of the red blood cells (RBCs), the quantity of hemoglobin, or both resulting in decreased capacity of the blood to carry oxygen

Answer 1

anemia

Question 2

caused by the deficiency of nutrients necessary in the formation of the blood; iron, protein, folic acid, vitamin b12, and vitamin c are the major nutrients essential in blood formation

Answer 2

nutritional anemia

Question 3

classification - cell size

large cell

Answer 3

marocytic

Question 4

classification - cell size

normal cell

Answer 4

normocytic

Question 5

classification - cell size

small cell

Answer 5

microcytic

Question 6

classification - hemoglobin content

pale color

Answer 6

hypochromic

Question 7

classification - hemoglobin content

normal color

Answer 7

normochromic

Question 8

refers to small pale

Answer 8

microcytic, hypochromic anemia

Question 9

pertains to large, immature, and nucleated RBCs, which is clinically manifested by glossitis

Answer 9

megaloblastic anemia

Question 10

nut. anemia - dietary mgmt

large immature, nucleated RBCs with same clinical symptoms of megaloblastic anemia including neuropathy

Answer 10

pernicious anemia

Question 11

small, pale RBCs but with normal hemoglobin levels

Answer 11

sideroblastic anemia

Question 12

pertains to anemia induced by easy damage of RBCs

Answer 12

hemolytic anemia

Question 13

refers to anemia induced by poor blood clotting or hemorrhage

Answer 13

hemorrhagic anemia

Question 14

occurs when iron can not be released even in the presence of normal iron stores because of lack of ceruloplasmin to mobilize iron from its storage site

Answer 14

copper-deficiency anemia

Question 15

malnutrition occurs because protein is essential for the proper production of hemoglobin and red blood cells

Answer 15

anemia of protein-energy

Question 16

nut. anemia - dietary mgmt

case: microcytic, hypochromic anemia

diet: ?

rationale: for hemoglobin synthesis

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iron

Question 17

nut. anemia - dietary mgmt

case: microcytic, hypochromic anemia

diet: ?

rationale: needed for the utilization of iron

Answer 17

copper

Question 18

nut. anemia - dietary mgmt

case: microcytic, hypochromic anemia

diet: ?

rationale: needed for the conversion of iron

Answer 18

vitamin c

Question 19

nut. anemia - dietary mgmt

case: microcytic, hypochromic anemia

diet: ?

rationale: needed for hemoglobin synthesis

Answer 19

protein

Question 20

nut. anemia - dietary mgmt

case: megaloblastic anemia

diet: ?

rationale: for maturation of RBC

Answer 20

folic acid

Question 21

nut. anemia - dietary mgmt

case: megaloblastic anemia

diet: ?

rationale: for folic acid metabolism

Answer 21

vitamin c

Question 22

nut. anemia - dietary mgmt

case: pernicious anemia

diet: ?

rationale: for maturation of the rbc

Answer 22

vitamin b12

Question 23

nut. anemia - dietary mgmt

case: pernicious anemia

diet: ?

rationale: -

Answer 23

cobalt

Question 24

nut. anemia - dietary mgmt

case: sideroblastic anemia

diet: ?

rationale: -

Answer 24

vitamin b6

Question 25

nut. anemia - dietary mgmt

case: hemolytic anemia

diet: ?

rationale: protects the integrity of the RBCs

Answer 25

vitamin e

Question 26

nut. anemia - dietary mgmt

case: hemorrhagic anemia

diet: ?

rationale: for synthesis of clotting factors

Answer 26

vitamin k, ca

Question 27

nut. anemia - dietary mgmt

case: copper-deficiency anemia

diet: ?

rationale: -

Answer 27

food rich in copper

Question 28

nut. anemia - dietary mgmt

case: anemia of protein-energy

diet: ?

rationale: -

Answer 28

vitamin b6

Question 29

sequential stage of iron status - iron excess

stage 1

Answer 29

positive iron balance

Question 30

sequential stage of iron status - iron excess

stage 2

Answer 30

iron overload

Question 31

sequential stage of iron status - iron insufficiency (depletion)

stage 1

Answer 31

early negative iron balance

Question 32

sequential stage of iron status - iron insufficiency (depletion)

stage 2

Answer 32

iron depletion

Question 33

sequential stage of iron status - iron insufficiency (deficiency)

stage 3

Answer 33

damaged metabolism: iron-deficient erythropoiesis

Question 34

sequential stage of iron status - iron insufficiency (deficiency)

stage 4

Answer 34

clinical damage: iron deficiency anemia