PN2 Exam 2 Questions and
Answers (Graded A), Exams
of Nursing
who carries the hemophilia gene - ANSWER
>>>>>-women/mothers
-can pass on the gene without bleeding problems
-have a 50% chance of passing the hemophilia gene
to their daughters (who then are carriers) and to
their sons (who then have hemophilia)
-X linked recessive trait
-lack of clotting factor VIII or IX
assessment findings with hemophilia - ANSWER
>>>>>-excessive bleeding from minor injuries
-joint & muscle hemorrhages
,-bruise easily
-prolonged/potentially fatal hemorrhage after
surgery
-NOT weakness and NOT lethargic
hemophilia A - ANSWER >>>>>-lack of clotting
factor VIII (antihemophiliac factor)
-80% of hemophilia cases
-affects mostly males
(sons will NOT have hemophilia gene passed, all
daughters will be carriers)
-managed by regular scheduled infusions of
synthetic factor VIII OR infusion of this substance
ONLY when injury or bleeding occurs.
,hemophilia B - ANSWER >>>>>-lack of clotting
factor IX (plasma thromboplastin component)
-20% of hemophilia cases
-normal PT
heart failure - ANSWER >>>>>-common sign in
protein found in urine
-most HF begins in left ventricle, then progresses to
failure of both
-if severe: expectorating pinky/frothy tinged
sputum
*MAJOR sign of life threatening pulmonary edema
labs for heart failure - ANSWER >>>>>-chest xray
(can show enlarged R ventricle&pulm artery)
, -ECG (may mimic signs of MI)
-CBC (may show increase in RBC)
-ABG's (show arterial O2 below 85% and PCO2
elevated)
-heart cath
-neclear stress test
-BNP
<100 = no failure
100-300 = present
300 = mild
600 = moderate
900 = severe
(parenthesis for R-HF)
Answers (Graded A), Exams
of Nursing
who carries the hemophilia gene - ANSWER
>>>>>-women/mothers
-can pass on the gene without bleeding problems
-have a 50% chance of passing the hemophilia gene
to their daughters (who then are carriers) and to
their sons (who then have hemophilia)
-X linked recessive trait
-lack of clotting factor VIII or IX
assessment findings with hemophilia - ANSWER
>>>>>-excessive bleeding from minor injuries
-joint & muscle hemorrhages
,-bruise easily
-prolonged/potentially fatal hemorrhage after
surgery
-NOT weakness and NOT lethargic
hemophilia A - ANSWER >>>>>-lack of clotting
factor VIII (antihemophiliac factor)
-80% of hemophilia cases
-affects mostly males
(sons will NOT have hemophilia gene passed, all
daughters will be carriers)
-managed by regular scheduled infusions of
synthetic factor VIII OR infusion of this substance
ONLY when injury or bleeding occurs.
,hemophilia B - ANSWER >>>>>-lack of clotting
factor IX (plasma thromboplastin component)
-20% of hemophilia cases
-normal PT
heart failure - ANSWER >>>>>-common sign in
protein found in urine
-most HF begins in left ventricle, then progresses to
failure of both
-if severe: expectorating pinky/frothy tinged
sputum
*MAJOR sign of life threatening pulmonary edema
labs for heart failure - ANSWER >>>>>-chest xray
(can show enlarged R ventricle&pulm artery)
, -ECG (may mimic signs of MI)
-CBC (may show increase in RBC)
-ABG's (show arterial O2 below 85% and PCO2
elevated)
-heart cath
-neclear stress test
-BNP
<100 = no failure
100-300 = present
300 = mild
600 = moderate
900 = severe
(parenthesis for R-HF)