HEMOLOGIC AND IMMUNE
SYSTEM PRACTICE
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
400,000 plot common on - correct answer hip replacement
A decrease in helper T-cells in relation to suppressor t cells is what
happens in - correct answerHIV
A decrease in suppressor cells (where we have no suppressor cells) is
what is found in - correct answer autoimmune disease
A patient with chronic severe alcoholism should be assessed for a
potential for bleeding related to: - correct answer Vitamin K deficiency
-people with chronic alcoholism don't absorb vitamin K so they cannot
produce adequate coagulation factors so they bleed, and then when
they bleed they use up all their platelets
Abnormal bleeding - correct answer look for petechial
Acquired immunity - correct answer gained after birth as a result of the
immune response
Acquired immunity can be... - correct answer active or passive
, Anemia will cause - correct answer pallor (look at conjunctiva and the
mucous membranes), look for jaundice (increased bilirubin due to
destruction of RBCs), rashes, purities, excoriations
Antibodies are produced by - correct answer plasma cells
Antibodies remain in blood for how long - correct answer3-30 days
Antibody long arms are called - correct answer fragment
Antibody short arms are - correct answer-shaped
Apheresis - correct answer blood is passed through centrifuge and a
component is separated out
Ex. platelet paresis, leukocyte paresis, erythrocyte paresis, plasma
paresis (take out antibodies & done before transplants)
Artificial immunity - correct answerimmunzation
Artificial passive - correct answer-injection of antibodies from a donor
who has antibodies to particular antigen given to patient who had
exposure;
-lasts 30 days; used to treat
-treat rabies, tetanus, snake bites (usually horse serum)
Assessment of hematologic system you focus on what - correct answer-
skin, liver, spleen, lymph nodes, change in LOC
-
Binding of FC receptor with leukocyte results in - correct answer
neutralization, elimination, and destruction
SYSTEM PRACTICE
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
400,000 plot common on - correct answer hip replacement
A decrease in helper T-cells in relation to suppressor t cells is what
happens in - correct answerHIV
A decrease in suppressor cells (where we have no suppressor cells) is
what is found in - correct answer autoimmune disease
A patient with chronic severe alcoholism should be assessed for a
potential for bleeding related to: - correct answer Vitamin K deficiency
-people with chronic alcoholism don't absorb vitamin K so they cannot
produce adequate coagulation factors so they bleed, and then when
they bleed they use up all their platelets
Abnormal bleeding - correct answer look for petechial
Acquired immunity - correct answer gained after birth as a result of the
immune response
Acquired immunity can be... - correct answer active or passive
, Anemia will cause - correct answer pallor (look at conjunctiva and the
mucous membranes), look for jaundice (increased bilirubin due to
destruction of RBCs), rashes, purities, excoriations
Antibodies are produced by - correct answer plasma cells
Antibodies remain in blood for how long - correct answer3-30 days
Antibody long arms are called - correct answer fragment
Antibody short arms are - correct answer-shaped
Apheresis - correct answer blood is passed through centrifuge and a
component is separated out
Ex. platelet paresis, leukocyte paresis, erythrocyte paresis, plasma
paresis (take out antibodies & done before transplants)
Artificial immunity - correct answerimmunzation
Artificial passive - correct answer-injection of antibodies from a donor
who has antibodies to particular antigen given to patient who had
exposure;
-lasts 30 days; used to treat
-treat rabies, tetanus, snake bites (usually horse serum)
Assessment of hematologic system you focus on what - correct answer-
skin, liver, spleen, lymph nodes, change in LOC
-
Binding of FC receptor with leukocyte results in - correct answer
neutralization, elimination, and destruction
