ANEMIA
BLOOD TRANFUSIONS
HEMOPHILIA
DIC
MICELLANEOUS
100
spoon nails and cheilosis
What is s/s of Iron Defiency Anemia
100
Clients own Blood is collected in anticipation of future transfusions.
What is Autologous Transfusions
100
They are the carriers!
What is Females.
100
Most common cause of DIC
What is Sepsis
100
Universal donor
What is O-
200
Vitamin B12 deficiency
What is Pernicious Anemia
200
Time frame to avoid bacterial growth.
What is Complete transfusion within (2-4 hrs )
200
Often the 1st sign of Hemophilia.
What is excessive bleeding after circumcision.
200
you need to Check these labs.
What is Aptt, Pt, and platelets
200
Universal Recipient
What is AB.
300
Alcoholics are especially at risk because Alcohol suppresses its metabolism
What is Folic Acid Deficiency
300
Immediate onset with chills, fever, low back pain
What is Acute Hemolytic reaction.
300
Pain, Swelling and bleeding in joints.
What is Hemarthrosis.
300
The Fragmented RBC's that are seen in a Peripheral blood smear.
What is Schistocytes.
300
5-10k cells/min
What is WBC count.
400
inherited defective gene from both parents.
What is Sickle cell Anemia
400
Transfusion reaction is suspected.
What is Stop the infusion.
400
requires Intravenous administration of Factor IX during bleeding episodes.
What is Hemophilia B
400
To prevent micro-clotting.
What is Heparin.
400
prevents neural tube defects.
What is Folic Acid.
500
Used to detect a lack of intrinsic factor.
What is Schilling Test
500
During the first 15 mins.
What is Remain with the client.
500
The most common type of Hemophilia.
What is Hemophilia A.
500
Specific fibrinogen test for DIC
What is Positive D-dimer test.
500
Common in Mediterranean ancestry.
What is Thalassemia (Cooley's Anemia).
M
e
n
u