NUR 354 Pharmacology II EXAM 3 QUESTIONS AND ALL
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Wbcs, rbcs, and platelets - (ANSWERS)complete blood count (CBC)
measures concentration of
WBC differential - (ANSWERS)all blood parts + WBC parts (neutrophils,
lymphocytes, monocytes, basophils, eosinophils)
Anemia - (ANSWERS)the decrease in the number of RBC's, quantity of
hemoglobin, and/or volume of packed cells- decrease in any of these leads
to signs of hypoxia
Blood loss, decreased production of rbcs, Increased destrution of rbcs -
(ANSWERS)What are three prevalent causes of anemia?
Blood loss - (ANSWERS)>>Chronic hemorrhage - Bleeding duodenal
ulcer, Colon cancer>>Acute trauma -cuts
Decreased production of rbcs - (ANSWERS)deficient nutrients (iron,
vitamin B12, folic acid), decreased erythropoietin (kidneys not functioning,
epogen medication), Increased destruction of rbcs (sickle cell anemia,
medication, incompatible blood, trauma)
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Acute anemia clinical manifestations - (ANSWERS)gets really bad at 40-
50% volume loss mild - exertional dyspnea & palpations
Clincal manifestations of Chronic Anemia - (ANSWERS)moderate -
fatigue, bounding pulse, roaring in ears; severe- pallor, systolic murmur,
headache, anorexia, vertigo
Iron deficiency anemia S&S - (ANSWERS)initally symptom free, pallor,
glossitis, chelisitis, headache, paresthesias
Iron deficiency anemia causes - (ANSWERS)most common, decreased
RBC production, chronic blood loss, inadequate intake, malabsorption,
hemolysis
Pernicious anemia S&S - (ANSWERS)insidious inset, anorexia, N/V,
abdominal pain, weakness, paresthesias, Red flags for Vitamin B12
deficiency: altered mental status, somnolence, depression
Red flags for Vitamin B12 deficiency: - (ANSWERS)altered mental status,
somnolence, depression
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Pernicious anemia causes - (ANSWERS)megaloblastic anemia (large rbcs),
lack of gastric intrinsic factors resulting in decreased vitamin B12
absorption, familial tendency, high risk populations: >40 y/o, Northern
European (scandinavian) ancestry
Aplastic anemia causes - (ANSWERS)bone marrow suppression,
pancytopenia, congenital birth defects; Acquired: idiopathic, chemicals,
medications, infections
Aplastic anemia S&S - (ANSWERS)onset can be abrupt or gradual, mild to
severe, pallor, fatigue, dyspnea, neutropenia, thrombocytopenia, petechiae,
epitaxis, ecchymosis
Hemolytic anemia causes - (ANSWERS)sickle cell anemia, hemodialysis,
prosthetic valves, transfusion reactions, autoimmune hemolytic, malaria,
clostridium perfringens
Hemolytic anemia S&S - (ANSWERS)jaundice, pallor, pale conjunctive,
tachycardia, hypotension, splenomegaly
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Wbcs, rbcs, and platelets - (ANSWERS)complete blood count (CBC)
measures concentration of
WBC differential - (ANSWERS)all blood parts + WBC parts (neutrophils,
lymphocytes, monocytes, basophils, eosinophils)
Anemia - (ANSWERS)the decrease in the number of RBC's, quantity of
hemoglobin, and/or volume of packed cells- decrease in any of these leads
to signs of hypoxia
Blood loss, decreased production of rbcs, Increased destrution of rbcs -
(ANSWERS)What are three prevalent causes of anemia?
Blood loss - (ANSWERS)>>Chronic hemorrhage - Bleeding duodenal
ulcer, Colon cancer>>Acute trauma -cuts
Decreased production of rbcs - (ANSWERS)deficient nutrients (iron,
vitamin B12, folic acid), decreased erythropoietin (kidneys not functioning,
epogen medication), Increased destruction of rbcs (sickle cell anemia,
medication, incompatible blood, trauma)
,NUR 354 Pharmacology II EXAM 3 QUESTIONS AND ALL
CORRECT ANSWERS 100% SOLVED AND GUARANTEED
SUCCESS!!
Acute anemia clinical manifestations - (ANSWERS)gets really bad at 40-
50% volume loss mild - exertional dyspnea & palpations
Clincal manifestations of Chronic Anemia - (ANSWERS)moderate -
fatigue, bounding pulse, roaring in ears; severe- pallor, systolic murmur,
headache, anorexia, vertigo
Iron deficiency anemia S&S - (ANSWERS)initally symptom free, pallor,
glossitis, chelisitis, headache, paresthesias
Iron deficiency anemia causes - (ANSWERS)most common, decreased
RBC production, chronic blood loss, inadequate intake, malabsorption,
hemolysis
Pernicious anemia S&S - (ANSWERS)insidious inset, anorexia, N/V,
abdominal pain, weakness, paresthesias, Red flags for Vitamin B12
deficiency: altered mental status, somnolence, depression
Red flags for Vitamin B12 deficiency: - (ANSWERS)altered mental status,
somnolence, depression
, NUR 354 Pharmacology II EXAM 3 QUESTIONS AND ALL
CORRECT ANSWERS 100% SOLVED AND GUARANTEED
SUCCESS!!
Pernicious anemia causes - (ANSWERS)megaloblastic anemia (large rbcs),
lack of gastric intrinsic factors resulting in decreased vitamin B12
absorption, familial tendency, high risk populations: >40 y/o, Northern
European (scandinavian) ancestry
Aplastic anemia causes - (ANSWERS)bone marrow suppression,
pancytopenia, congenital birth defects; Acquired: idiopathic, chemicals,
medications, infections
Aplastic anemia S&S - (ANSWERS)onset can be abrupt or gradual, mild to
severe, pallor, fatigue, dyspnea, neutropenia, thrombocytopenia, petechiae,
epitaxis, ecchymosis
Hemolytic anemia causes - (ANSWERS)sickle cell anemia, hemodialysis,
prosthetic valves, transfusion reactions, autoimmune hemolytic, malaria,
clostridium perfringens
Hemolytic anemia S&S - (ANSWERS)jaundice, pallor, pale conjunctive,
tachycardia, hypotension, splenomegaly
