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persistent slow-growth enlargement pg 909 - CORRECT ANSWERS-what is a reason
to consider lymph node aspiration and cytologic evaluation?
warm agglutinins as this occurs at warmer temperatures pg 916...
623 Adult Hema/Immune chapter 17 //Questions With
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persistent slow-growth enlargement pg 909 - CORRECT ANSWERS-what is a reason
to consider lymph node aspiration and cytologic evaluation?
warm agglutinins as this occurs at warmer temperatures pg 916 - CORRECT
ANSWERS-immune -mediated hemolysis occurs when RBC specific antibodies cover
the RBCs - when IgG are attaching to the RBC this is known as
cold agglutinins as this occurs at cooler temperatures pg 916 - CORRECT ANSWERS-
immune -mediated hemolysis occurs when RBC specific antibodies cover the RBCs -
when IgM are attaching to the RBC this is known as
Coomb's test pg 917 - CORRECT ANSWERS-the presence of spherocytes
necessitates obtaining a
rehydration pg 929 - CORRECT ANSWERS-what is the initial management of relative
polycythemia?
progressive phlebotomies pg 929 - CORRECT ANSWERS-what is the management for
absolute polycythemia if the Hct is > than 55-60%?
45% pg 930 - CORRECT ANSWERS-what is the goal Hct% goal in those with absolute
polycythemia?
3-4% pg 930 - CORRECT ANSWERS-approximately how much Hct is lost with each
500ml removal of blood?
a. 2-15 yrs pg 931 table 17.2 - CORRECT ANSWERS-what is the age of onset for acute
lymphocytic leukemia (ALL)?
a. 2-15 yrs
b. 15-20 yrs
c. 30-45 yrs
d. 60-75 yrs
b. all adults but more prominent >40 years pg 931 table 17.2 - CORRECT ANSWERS-
what is the age of onset for nonlymphocytic leukemia (ANLL) or acute myelogenous
leukemia (AML) and acute granulocytic leukemia (AGL) ?
a. 2-15 yrs
b. all adults but more prominent >40 years
c. 30-35 yrs
d. 20-25 yrs
, b. > 60 yrs pg 931 table 17.2 - CORRECT ANSWERS-what is the age of onset for
chronic lymphocytic leukemia?
a. 2-15 yrs
b. > 60 yrs
c. 30-35 yrs
d. 20-25 yrs
pharyngitis pg 908 - CORRECT ANSWERS-what is an example of regional
lymphadenopathy?
b. withhold one or more days of anticoagulant therapy pg 907 - CORRECT ANSWERS-
If the international normalized ratio (INR) result is above the therapeutic range in a
patient with atrial fibrillation on warfarin, what might the clinician do?
a. stop the warfarin for 1 week, and then repeat the INR.
b. withhold one or more days of anticoagulant therapy.
c. restart therapy at a lower dose immediately.
d. the prothrombin time (PT) and INR should be reevaluated within 1 month of the
dosage adjustments.
a hematoma pg 907 - CORRECT ANSWERS-which is larger? a hematoma or bruise
pancreatitis, UTIs, and intracranial pathology pg 908 - CORRECT ANSWERS-fevers in
excess of 104F (40C) tend to be associated with
URIs and some acute viral syndromes pg 908 - CORRECT ANSWERS-fevers between
101.3F (38.5C) and 104F (40C) tend to be associated with
hepatitis, some acute viral infections, and TB pg 908 - CORRECT ANSWERS-fevers
less than 101.3 (38.5C) are characteristic of
a fever greater than 101.3F (38.5C) that occurs on at least three occasions in a 3-week
period
pg 908 - CORRECT ANSWERS-a fever of unknown origin (FUO) in an ambulatory pt is
an unexplainable fever that persists for one week pg 908 - CORRECT ANSWERS-a
fever of unknown origin (FUO) in a hospitalized pt is
3 or more extrainguinal lymphadenopathies pg 908 - CORRECT ANSWERS-an
example of systemic lymphadenopathy is human immunodeficiency virus infection, in
which there may be
iron deficiency pg 910 - CORRECT ANSWERS-what is one of the most common
causes of microcytic anemias in the world?
every 4-6 months pg 915 - CORRECT ANSWERS-how often should someone with mild
iron deficiency be followed up?
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