Hypovolemia and anemic shock
Pernicious anemia
Leukemia
Thrombocytopenia
Hodgkin's lymphoma
100

Early sign of hypovolemic shock 

Restlessness, tachycardia 

100

Cause of pernicious anemia 

Lack of intrinsic factor

100

Leukemia is an overproduction of what cells? 

Immature WBCs

100
What platelet count shows severe risk? 

Less than 20,000

100

First common symptom

Painless enlarged lymph node

200

Skin appearance in shock 

Cool, pale, clammy

200

Classic oral symptom

Glossitis

200

Common first complaint

Bone pain, fatigue

200

What is a safe shaving method? 

Electric razor

200

What cell confirms diagnosis? 

Reed-Sternberg cell

300

Primary treatment goal 

Stop bleeding and replace fluids

300

Why oral B12 doesn't work 

Cannot be absorbed without intrinsic factor

300

Biggest nursing priority 

Infection prevention

300

What temp method should be avoided. 

Rectal temps

300

What imaging might show a mediastinal mass? 

CXR

400

Priority IV fluid for shock 

Isotonic, for hypovolemia NS

400

Neurologic complication 

peripheral neuropathy 

400

What other lab values would you expect? 

Low RBCs and platelets

400

Why is aspirin contraindicated? 

It prevents platelet aggregation

400

What is a typical associated symptom? 

Night sweats

500

Pulse characteristic in shock 

Rapid and thready, weak

500

Lifelong treatment

B12 injections
500

Why do patients bruise so easily with leukemia? 

Thrombocytopenia

500

What is the most dangerous symptom? 

Active bleeding

500

What is prognosis? 

Good, very high cure rate