Vessels
Coagulation
Lab Values
Neoplasia
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100

What is the first stage of hemostasis

Vessel Spasm
100

What is the effect of VonWillebrand Disease? 

Bleeding

100

The patient has a hemoglobin of 6.4 What vital sign do you expect to see?

Tachycardia

100

Term for uncontrolled new abnormal cell proliferation 


Neoplasm

100

Malignant tumors spread by

Angiogenesis

200

What large plasma protein causes a change in osmotic pressure and increase intravascular fluid?

Albumin

200

What vitamin is needed for clotting?

Vitamin K

200

The patient has a thrombocyte (platelet) count of 60,000/uL. What are they at risk for?

Bleeding

200

What does TNM stand for? 

Tumor, Nodule, Metastasis

200

Constellation of anorexia, early satiety, weight loss, anemia, asthenia (weakness), taste alteration, alteration is called...

Cachexia

300

What organ removes RBCs from the vasculature?

Spleen

300

Warfarin blocks vitamin K production to lower platelets. What foods should they avoid?

Spinach, broccoli and leafy greens

300

Patient has a hemoglobin of 5.4. What is the diagnosis?

Anemia

300

Energy rays that destroy cancer cells

Radiation


300

This electrolyte plays a role in blood clotting

Calcium

400

Name types of anemia and causes.

Pernicious (vitamin B12 deficiency), Iron deficiency, aplastic.

400

What is the role of thrombopoietin? 

A hormone that simulates platelet production

400

What does a WBC of 14000 mean? 

Underlying systemic infection. 

400

Risk factors for developing cancer

Alcohol and Tobacco

400

What gene is considered a tumor suppressor and helps to repair DNA and maintain genomic stability?

BRCA 1.

500

During systemic inflammatory response syndrome (sepsis) what 3 things happen with the vessels?

Vasodilation, increased permeability, intravascular fluid loss (also myocardial depression and fatal circulatory shock).

500

What is the physiologic issue with sickle cell disease that effects blood production?

Abnormally shaped red blood cells

500

The patient has a thrombocyte count of 550000/uL. What are they at risk for?

Thrombosis and Hypercoagulation

500

A client is exposed to second-hand smoke and asks about cancer risk. What do you say?

Second-hand exposure puts you at any risk.

500

Leukemias originate in 

Bone marrow and lymphatic system.

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