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1
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bleeding from anticoagulation (coagulation + hematology labs)

A

INR, aPTT, Hgb, PLTs

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2
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synthetic function (coagulation + LFT labs)

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PT/INR, aPTT

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3
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LFT (hepatocellular injury)

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ALT, AST

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4
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excretory function (LFTs)

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bilirubin, ALP, GGT

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5
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detoxification

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ammonia

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6
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synthetic function

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albumin

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7
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infection (hematology)

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WBC

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8
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Anemia hemorrhage (hematology)

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RBCs, Hgb, HCt, MCV, MCHC, retics

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9
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Hemolysis (hematology)

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RBCs, Hgb, Hct, bilirubin, haptoglobin

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10
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leukocytosis

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high WBC

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11
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leukopenia

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low WBC

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12
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most common WBC; fights bacterial and fungal infections by phagocytosis of foreign particles

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neutrophils

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13
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leukopenia or leukocytosis: bone marrow suppression from chemotherapy or drugs

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leukopenia

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14
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leukopenia or leukocytosis: infection or corticosteroid use

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leukocytosis

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15
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erythrocytosis

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high RBC count

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16
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___ are produced in the bone marrow. Transports oxygen to all organs. Life span is approx. 3 months

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RBCs

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17
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which of the following components of CBC is a direct indicator of the oxygen carrying capacity of the blood?
a. RBCs
b. hematocrit
c. hemoglobin
d. WBCs

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Hemoglobin

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18
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MCV

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mean corpuscular volume

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19
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high MCV

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macrocytic

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20
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normal MCV

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normocytic

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21
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low MCV

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microcytic

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22
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which is more clinically useful, MCH or MCHC?

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MCHC

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23
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high MCH/MCHC

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hyperchromic

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24
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normal MCH/MCHC

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normochromic

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25
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low MCH/MCHC

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hypochromic

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26
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__ most useful of RBC indices- used in morphologic classification for anemia

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MCV

27
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__ is useful to identify hypochromia which indicates Hgb synthesis

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MCHC

28
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Anemia of chronic disease presents as ___, ___

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normocytic, hypochromic

29
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iron deficiency causes

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microcytic cells (low MCV)

30
Q

anemia of chronic disease/inflammation, hemolysis, hemorrhage causes

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normocytic cells (normal MCV)

31
Q

vitamin B12 deficiency, folate deficiency causes

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macrocytic cells (high MCV)

32
Q

T/F : elevation of RDW helps with the variability of the cells and helps with the diagnosis of mixed anemia

A

T

33
Q

reticulocytopenia

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low reticulocyte count

34
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reticulocytosis

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high reticulocyte count

35
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causes of reticulocytopenia or reticulocytosis: untreated iron deficiency anemia

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reticulocytopenia

36
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causes of reticulocytopenia or reticulocytosis: hemolysis, hemorrhage, response to treatment of iron, B12 or folate

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reticulocytosis

37
Q

decrease in reticulocytes indicates that the bone marrow is not producing enough __ from either not being stimulated or being suppressed

A

RBCs

38
Q

used for monitoring response to treatment of anemia (efficacy)

A

reticulocytes

39
Q

PLT count is critical for __ and monitoring safety of certain medications

A

clot formation

40
Q

thrombocytopenia

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low PLT count

41
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thrombocytosis

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high PLT count

42
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causes of thrombocytopenia or thrombocytosis:
- drug induced (e.g. heparin)
- cirrhosis
- intracranial hemorrhage
- petechiae
- infection
- stress

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thrombocytopenia

43
Q

causes of thrombocytopenia or thrombocytosis:
- microcirculatory disturbances (headache, paresthesias)
- splenectomy (no spleen)
- thrombosis
- infection

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thrombocytosis

44
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T/F: heparin induced thrombocytopenia (HIT) is commonly manifests as thrombosis and no bleeding)

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true

45
Q

anti seizure meds that can cause thrombocytopenia

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carbamazepine and valproic acid

46
Q

__ is important in DNA synthesis, neurologic function and hematopoiesis. deficiency in tissues can exist prior to low serum levels. Intrinsic factor is necessary for active absorption in the GI.

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B12 (cobalamin)

47
Q

__ is necessary for DNA synthesis.

A

folate

48
Q
  • pernicious anemia
  • GI abnormalities
  • low intake
  • drug induced
    are causes of decreased serum __
A

B12

49
Q

__ is used to identify etiology of macrocytic anemia

A

B12

50
Q

t/f: if pts serum B12 is less than 400, then the pt has vitamin b12 deficiency

A

true

51
Q
  • poor nutrition
  • drug induced
  • alcohol use disorder
  • pregnancy
  • GI abnormalities
    are causes of decreased serum __
A

folate

52
Q

a. serum iron
b. serum ferritin
c. total iron binding capacity (TIBC)
d. transferrin saturation (TSAT)
which is the most useful for iron tests?

A

serum ferritin

53
Q

which component of the iron studies is an accurate reflection of total body iron stores?
a. serum iron
b. ferritin
c. TSAT
d. TIBC

A

ferritin

54
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which component of the iron studies is an accurate reflection of the amount of iron is readily available for erythropoiesis?
a. serum iron
b. ferritin
c. TSAT
d. TIBC

A

TSAT

55
Q

TIBC is an indirect measure of ___

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transferrin

56
Q

decrease of these components of the iron studies lead to iron deficiency
a. TIBC
b. TSAT
c. ferritin
d. serum iron

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serum iron
ferritin
tsat

57
Q

decreased TIBC is caused by

A

chronic disease/inflammation

58
Q

increased TIBC is caused by ____

A

iron deficiency

59
Q

increased TSAT is caused by

A

iron overload

60
Q

cause of vitamin B12 deficiency (microcytic, macrocytic or normocytic)

A

macrocytic

61
Q

cause of folate deficiency (microcytic, macrocytic or normocytic)

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macrocytic

62
Q

cause of iron deficiency (microcytic, macrocytic or normocytic)

A

microcytic

63
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anemia of chronic inflammation, acute blood loss or hemolysis (microcytic, macrocytic or normocytic)

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normocytic

64
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