Hematology Actual Questions and Correct Answers
Q1
Children with iron-deficient anemia are equally as susceptible to infection as are other children.
d. Children with iron-deficient anemia are equally as susceptible to infection as are other
children microcytosis The clinic nurse instructs the mother of a child with sickle cell disease
about the precipitating factors
Answer: Children with iron-deficient anemia are equally as susceptible to infection as
are other children
Q2
Trauma c. Fluid overload d. Stress c. Fluid overload Pain crisis may be precipitated by infection,
dehydration, hypoxia, trauma, or physical or emotional stress. The mother of a child with sickle
cell disease
Answer: Fluid overload
Q3
Bleeding tendencies b. Intake and output c. Peripheral sensation d. Bowel function Bleeding
tendencies
Answer: Intake and output c.
Q4
A client was admitted with iron a. What activities were you able to do 6 months
Answer: A client was admitted with iron a. What activities were you able to do 6
months
Q5
"How long have you had this
Answer: "How long have you had this
Q6
"Have you been able to keep up with
Answer: "Have you been able to keep up with
, Q7
"Are you more tired now than you
Answer: "Are you more tired now than you
Q8
When discussing appropriate food
Answer: d. legumes and dried fruits
Q9
Her appetite will be diminished d. Her vision will become slightly blurred
Answer: Her appetite will be diminished d. Her vision will become slightly blurred
Q10
Her bowel movements will be dark and tarry A patient who is having a sickle cell crisis asks the
nurse why the sickling causes such pain. The nurse explains that the pain of sickling is caused
by a. Spasms of the blood cells as they change shape b. Deposition of sickled red cells in the
bone marrow Tissue hypoxia caused by small blood vessel occlusion Infectious processes in
organs affected by the sickling
Answer: Spasms of the blood cells as they change shape
Q11
Platelet count b. Hematocrit level c. Reticulocyte count d. Hemoglobin level
Answer: Hematocrit level c. A diagnosis is established based on a complete blood
count, examination for sickled RBCs in the peripheral smear, and hemoglobin
Q12
Lettuce c. Citrus fruits d. Cheese Eggs
Answer: Citrus fruits d.
Q13
Which of the following disorders c. Hemophilia A
Answer: Which of the following disorders c. Hemophilia A
Q1
Children with iron-deficient anemia are equally as susceptible to infection as are other children.
d. Children with iron-deficient anemia are equally as susceptible to infection as are other
children microcytosis The clinic nurse instructs the mother of a child with sickle cell disease
about the precipitating factors
Answer: Children with iron-deficient anemia are equally as susceptible to infection as
are other children
Q2
Trauma c. Fluid overload d. Stress c. Fluid overload Pain crisis may be precipitated by infection,
dehydration, hypoxia, trauma, or physical or emotional stress. The mother of a child with sickle
cell disease
Answer: Fluid overload
Q3
Bleeding tendencies b. Intake and output c. Peripheral sensation d. Bowel function Bleeding
tendencies
Answer: Intake and output c.
Q4
A client was admitted with iron a. What activities were you able to do 6 months
Answer: A client was admitted with iron a. What activities were you able to do 6
months
Q5
"How long have you had this
Answer: "How long have you had this
Q6
"Have you been able to keep up with
Answer: "Have you been able to keep up with
, Q7
"Are you more tired now than you
Answer: "Are you more tired now than you
Q8
When discussing appropriate food
Answer: d. legumes and dried fruits
Q9
Her appetite will be diminished d. Her vision will become slightly blurred
Answer: Her appetite will be diminished d. Her vision will become slightly blurred
Q10
Her bowel movements will be dark and tarry A patient who is having a sickle cell crisis asks the
nurse why the sickling causes such pain. The nurse explains that the pain of sickling is caused
by a. Spasms of the blood cells as they change shape b. Deposition of sickled red cells in the
bone marrow Tissue hypoxia caused by small blood vessel occlusion Infectious processes in
organs affected by the sickling
Answer: Spasms of the blood cells as they change shape
Q11
Platelet count b. Hematocrit level c. Reticulocyte count d. Hemoglobin level
Answer: Hematocrit level c. A diagnosis is established based on a complete blood
count, examination for sickled RBCs in the peripheral smear, and hemoglobin
Q12
Lettuce c. Citrus fruits d. Cheese Eggs
Answer: Citrus fruits d.
Q13
Which of the following disorders c. Hemophilia A
Answer: Which of the following disorders c. Hemophilia A
