CNUR 302: Unit 6 - Hematological & Oncological
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- Hgb (MCV/MCHC) + Hct
- WBC
- Platelet count
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What health history is collected
1 2 What triggers a sickle cell crisis?
specific to hematology?
3 Explain pica 4 What are pertinent hematology labs?
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Terms in this set (38)
, What health history is collected - Prenatal/birth ( jaundice + circumcision)
specific to hematology? - Bleeding/clotting (blood in stools or gums)
- Immunological disorders (frequent fevers)
- G&D (nutrition, education)
What are pertinent hematology - Hgb (MCV/MCHC) + Hct
labs? - WBC
- Platelet count
What are S&S of decreased RBC - Pallor
production? - Tachycardia
- Fatigue and SOB
- Muscle weakness
- Systolic murmur
Explain the patho physiology of IDA Decreased iron causes decreased RBC oxygen-
carrying capacity and fatigue.
What are S&S of chronic/severe - Diminished cognitive function
anemia? - Changes in behaviour
- Delayed infant growth and development
- Poor school performance
Explain pica The eating of non-nutritive substances.
What foods contain iron? - Meats (liver)
- Octopus
- Beans & lentils
- Spinach & tomatoes
- Seeds & nuts
Disorders Exam | Questions with 100% Correct
Answers | Verified | Latest Update 2026/2027
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Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study using Learn
- Hgb (MCV/MCHC) + Hct
- WBC
- Platelet count
Choose an answer
What health history is collected
1 2 What triggers a sickle cell crisis?
specific to hematology?
3 Explain pica 4 What are pertinent hematology labs?
Don't know?
Terms in this set (38)
, What health history is collected - Prenatal/birth ( jaundice + circumcision)
specific to hematology? - Bleeding/clotting (blood in stools or gums)
- Immunological disorders (frequent fevers)
- G&D (nutrition, education)
What are pertinent hematology - Hgb (MCV/MCHC) + Hct
labs? - WBC
- Platelet count
What are S&S of decreased RBC - Pallor
production? - Tachycardia
- Fatigue and SOB
- Muscle weakness
- Systolic murmur
Explain the patho physiology of IDA Decreased iron causes decreased RBC oxygen-
carrying capacity and fatigue.
What are S&S of chronic/severe - Diminished cognitive function
anemia? - Changes in behaviour
- Delayed infant growth and development
- Poor school performance
Explain pica The eating of non-nutritive substances.
What foods contain iron? - Meats (liver)
- Octopus
- Beans & lentils
- Spinach & tomatoes
- Seeds & nuts
