CHA EXAM 5 – HEMATOLOGIC SYSTEM
ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS WITH 100%
ACCURATE ANSWERS
CHA
STUDYGLOBAL 5/6/25 CHA
,Here's a short and effective 2-day study plan for your CHA Exam 5 – Heme Focus:
CHA Exam 5 – Hematology Study Plan
Day 1: Core Content Review
Focus Topics:
o Anemias (iron-deficiency, sickle cell, aplastic)
o Clotting disorders (DIC, thrombocytopenia)
o Blood transfusion reactions
Tasks:
o Review pathophysiology, signs & symptoms, and nursing interventions
o Study common lab values (Hgb, Hct, platelets, coag panels)
o Create or review flashcards for key medications (e.g., anticoagulants)
Day 2: Application & Practice
Focus Areas:
o Prioritization of care in acute hematologic conditions
o Monitoring and managing transfusion reactions
o Case study and NCLEX-style question practice
Tasks:
o Complete 15–20 practice questions with rationales
o Review missed questions and clarify any weak areas
o Skim notes or visuals to reinforce key concepts before bed
Tips:
, Focus on what the labs tell you and what to do about them
Understand early vs. late signs of complications (e.g., bleeding, hypoxia)
CHA Exam 5 – Hematology Practice Questions
Instructions:
The following questions are designed to test your understanding of critical hematologic conditions,
including anemia, clotting disorders, and transfusion-related complications. These scenarios require
clinical judgment, prioritization, and knowledge of lab interpretation and nursing interventions.
Read each question carefully, consider patient safety first, and choose the most appropriate response
based on evidence-based practice.
Good luck—you’re almost there!
QUESTIONS:
Where does blood cell production occur? (general) - Accurate answers Bone Marrow
Lymph tissues
Possible cardiovascular changes that could occur r/t hematology - Accurate answers increase in HR
decrease in BP
dyspnea
pallor
What are some indications that bleeding is occurring? - Accurate answers Hematuria
black, tarry stools
petechiae
bleeding sites
What could a shiny, smooth tongue indicate? - Accurate answers (glositis) this could indicate b12
anemia
What does the liver do (in terms of blood cells)? - Accurate answers Filters the blood
produces procoagulants (clotting factors)
What does the spleen do (in terms of blood cells)? - Accurate answers Where RBC destruction
occurs
Storage of blood components
Filtration
What does the Lymphatic system do (in terms of blood cells)? - Accurate answers production of
WBCs
What does the Kidney do (in terms of blood cells)? - Accurate answers produces erythropoietin
ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS WITH 100%
ACCURATE ANSWERS
CHA
STUDYGLOBAL 5/6/25 CHA
,Here's a short and effective 2-day study plan for your CHA Exam 5 – Heme Focus:
CHA Exam 5 – Hematology Study Plan
Day 1: Core Content Review
Focus Topics:
o Anemias (iron-deficiency, sickle cell, aplastic)
o Clotting disorders (DIC, thrombocytopenia)
o Blood transfusion reactions
Tasks:
o Review pathophysiology, signs & symptoms, and nursing interventions
o Study common lab values (Hgb, Hct, platelets, coag panels)
o Create or review flashcards for key medications (e.g., anticoagulants)
Day 2: Application & Practice
Focus Areas:
o Prioritization of care in acute hematologic conditions
o Monitoring and managing transfusion reactions
o Case study and NCLEX-style question practice
Tasks:
o Complete 15–20 practice questions with rationales
o Review missed questions and clarify any weak areas
o Skim notes or visuals to reinforce key concepts before bed
Tips:
, Focus on what the labs tell you and what to do about them
Understand early vs. late signs of complications (e.g., bleeding, hypoxia)
CHA Exam 5 – Hematology Practice Questions
Instructions:
The following questions are designed to test your understanding of critical hematologic conditions,
including anemia, clotting disorders, and transfusion-related complications. These scenarios require
clinical judgment, prioritization, and knowledge of lab interpretation and nursing interventions.
Read each question carefully, consider patient safety first, and choose the most appropriate response
based on evidence-based practice.
Good luck—you’re almost there!
QUESTIONS:
Where does blood cell production occur? (general) - Accurate answers Bone Marrow
Lymph tissues
Possible cardiovascular changes that could occur r/t hematology - Accurate answers increase in HR
decrease in BP
dyspnea
pallor
What are some indications that bleeding is occurring? - Accurate answers Hematuria
black, tarry stools
petechiae
bleeding sites
What could a shiny, smooth tongue indicate? - Accurate answers (glositis) this could indicate b12
anemia
What does the liver do (in terms of blood cells)? - Accurate answers Filters the blood
produces procoagulants (clotting factors)
What does the spleen do (in terms of blood cells)? - Accurate answers Where RBC destruction
occurs
Storage of blood components
Filtration
What does the Lymphatic system do (in terms of blood cells)? - Accurate answers production of
WBCs
What does the Kidney do (in terms of blood cells)? - Accurate answers produces erythropoietin
