CCC3 UPDATED EXAMINATION SET QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS GUARANTEE A+
✔✔·Diagnostic test that shows electrical activity of the heart? - ✔✔record electrical
activity of the hearth.
✔✔List foods rich in iron - ✔✔-Liver
-Meats and seafood
-Egg yolk
-Whole and enriched grains
-Legumes
-Green leafy veggies
-Raisins
-Cooking in cast iron pots (nonhem)
✔✔· Administration routes for Vitamin B12? - ✔✔oral, sublingual, intranasal, and
parenteral (intramuscular, subcutaneous, or intravenous) administration.
✔✔· Etiology of immune thrombocytopenia purpura (ITP)? - ✔✔idiopathic
thrombocytopenic purpura (condition of easy bruising)
✔✔Indications of (DDAVP) - ✔✔synthetic form of vasopressin increases plasma factor
VIII
not for hemophilia B
✔✔Hemophilia-signs and symptoms to report to provider immediately, nursing
interventions? - ✔✔Internal bleeding.
✔✔Indications for enoxaparin injections M? - ✔✔treat harmful blood clots.
✔✔· Etiology and promising cures of sickle cell disease? - ✔✔caused by changes in
genes responsible for the production of hemoglobin, the iron-containing component of
RBCs.
✔✔Definition of embolus - ✔✔a blood clot that travels through the vascular system until
it lodges in a blood vessel
✔✔· Etiology and pathophysiology of leukemia - ✔✔type of cancer which affects the
production and function of blood cells. This causes swollen lymph nodes, recurrent
nosebleeds, tiredness, frequent infections, weight loss, bleeding, and bone pain.
✔✔Pernicious anemia etiology? - ✔✔-decreased B12 absorption or dietary deficiency
-Gastric mucosa fails to secrete enough intrinsic factor
-Could be congenital or related to autoimmune disorder
, ✔✔Blood transfusion reaction signs and symptoms; nursing interventions? -
✔✔infection.
s/s : Fever; Chills; low back pain; flank pain; headache; nausea; flushing; tachycardia;
tachypnea; hypotension; hemoglobinuria
✔✔DIC signs and symptoms - ✔✔Bleeding gums or nose; reduced lab values for
platelets, fibrinogen, and prothrombin; bleeding from injection sites, IV sites;
ecchymosis
✔✔Thrombocytopenia priority nursing interventions? - ✔✔bleeding, such as as-
Epistaxis, Hemoptysis, Gingival bleeding, Purpura.
✔✔Hemophilia prevalence - ✔✔An inherited disorder in which the blood does not clot
due to insufficient clotting factors.
✔✔Polycythemia Vera treatments? - ✔✔Treatment for polycythemia is decided based
on the underlying cause. Treatment modalities include phlebotomy and medications.
✔✔· Priority nursing interventions for sickle cell disease? - ✔✔Managing Pain. Use
patient's subjective description of pain and pain rating on a pain scale to guide the use
of analgesic agents.
✔✔DIC risk factors - ✔✔Abruptio placenta (primary cause)
HELLP syndrome
Amniotic fluid embolism
✔✔Sickle cell disease pathophysiology ? - ✔✔inherited genetic condition that involves
defects in the shape and function of haemoglobin in the blood.
✔✔Hematologic disorder that is inappropriate to have assistive personnel ambulate? -
✔✔include rare genetic disorders, anemia, conditions related to HIV, sickle cell disease,
and complications from chemotherapy or transfusions.
✔✔Anemia symptoms/signs - ✔✔short of breath, pale, fatigue
✔✔Testicular self-exams? - ✔✔done monthly as they grow rapidly
15-36 yr olds
teach early-look for lump
✔✔· Complications of HIV/AIDS? - ✔✔Opportunistic infections
● Bacterial diseases, such as tuberculosis, bacterial
SOLUTIONS GUARANTEE A+
✔✔·Diagnostic test that shows electrical activity of the heart? - ✔✔record electrical
activity of the hearth.
✔✔List foods rich in iron - ✔✔-Liver
-Meats and seafood
-Egg yolk
-Whole and enriched grains
-Legumes
-Green leafy veggies
-Raisins
-Cooking in cast iron pots (nonhem)
✔✔· Administration routes for Vitamin B12? - ✔✔oral, sublingual, intranasal, and
parenteral (intramuscular, subcutaneous, or intravenous) administration.
✔✔· Etiology of immune thrombocytopenia purpura (ITP)? - ✔✔idiopathic
thrombocytopenic purpura (condition of easy bruising)
✔✔Indications of (DDAVP) - ✔✔synthetic form of vasopressin increases plasma factor
VIII
not for hemophilia B
✔✔Hemophilia-signs and symptoms to report to provider immediately, nursing
interventions? - ✔✔Internal bleeding.
✔✔Indications for enoxaparin injections M? - ✔✔treat harmful blood clots.
✔✔· Etiology and promising cures of sickle cell disease? - ✔✔caused by changes in
genes responsible for the production of hemoglobin, the iron-containing component of
RBCs.
✔✔Definition of embolus - ✔✔a blood clot that travels through the vascular system until
it lodges in a blood vessel
✔✔· Etiology and pathophysiology of leukemia - ✔✔type of cancer which affects the
production and function of blood cells. This causes swollen lymph nodes, recurrent
nosebleeds, tiredness, frequent infections, weight loss, bleeding, and bone pain.
✔✔Pernicious anemia etiology? - ✔✔-decreased B12 absorption or dietary deficiency
-Gastric mucosa fails to secrete enough intrinsic factor
-Could be congenital or related to autoimmune disorder
, ✔✔Blood transfusion reaction signs and symptoms; nursing interventions? -
✔✔infection.
s/s : Fever; Chills; low back pain; flank pain; headache; nausea; flushing; tachycardia;
tachypnea; hypotension; hemoglobinuria
✔✔DIC signs and symptoms - ✔✔Bleeding gums or nose; reduced lab values for
platelets, fibrinogen, and prothrombin; bleeding from injection sites, IV sites;
ecchymosis
✔✔Thrombocytopenia priority nursing interventions? - ✔✔bleeding, such as as-
Epistaxis, Hemoptysis, Gingival bleeding, Purpura.
✔✔Hemophilia prevalence - ✔✔An inherited disorder in which the blood does not clot
due to insufficient clotting factors.
✔✔Polycythemia Vera treatments? - ✔✔Treatment for polycythemia is decided based
on the underlying cause. Treatment modalities include phlebotomy and medications.
✔✔· Priority nursing interventions for sickle cell disease? - ✔✔Managing Pain. Use
patient's subjective description of pain and pain rating on a pain scale to guide the use
of analgesic agents.
✔✔DIC risk factors - ✔✔Abruptio placenta (primary cause)
HELLP syndrome
Amniotic fluid embolism
✔✔Sickle cell disease pathophysiology ? - ✔✔inherited genetic condition that involves
defects in the shape and function of haemoglobin in the blood.
✔✔Hematologic disorder that is inappropriate to have assistive personnel ambulate? -
✔✔include rare genetic disorders, anemia, conditions related to HIV, sickle cell disease,
and complications from chemotherapy or transfusions.
✔✔Anemia symptoms/signs - ✔✔short of breath, pale, fatigue
✔✔Testicular self-exams? - ✔✔done monthly as they grow rapidly
15-36 yr olds
teach early-look for lump
✔✔· Complications of HIV/AIDS? - ✔✔Opportunistic infections
● Bacterial diseases, such as tuberculosis, bacterial
