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- 1.Where is bone marrow found?
- A.
It is found in trombone
- B.
It is found in the hollow part of most bones
- C.
It is found in the non hollow part of most bones
- D.
It is found in James Bone
- E.
It is found in Cubone
- 2.Bone marrow aspiration removes
- 3.What are the names of the creators of the web page?
- A.
Itchy, Scratchy, Fidgety, Allergy and 2 other extras angi and golgi body
- B.
Ah ma, Maria, Fatimah
- C.
Lyn, Georgina, Angela, H Hui, Vivian and Y Ning
- 4.Which of the following is/ are not found in a normal result?
- A.
Presence of haematopoietic cells
- B.
Normal numbers of both mature and immature bone marrow cells present.
- C.
Presence of Lymphoma:
- D.
The bone marrow has been replaced by scar tissue.
- E.
Presence of White Blood Cells
- 5.Bone marrow aspiration is done to:
- A.
Know if the bone is breathing
- B.
Find out if the bone have enough calcium
- C.
Find out the reason for many blood disorders
- D.
Find out if the bone is yours
- E.
Find out if cancer or infection has spread to the bone marrow
- 6.Which is the access site for bone marrow aspiration?
- A.
Compact bone
- B.
Terminal crest
- C.
Juglans regia
- D.
iliac crest
- 7.Which is false about bone marrow aspiration?
- A.
Contact of aspiration needle with the marrow cavity is usually noted by a sudden increase in pressure.
- B.
Bone marrow aspiration may cause infection of the skin or the bone.
- C.
Bone marrow aspiration is to find out if Hodgkin's lymphoma or non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, has spread to the bone marrow.
- D.
Mild soreness lasting 12-24 hours is common after a bone marrow examination
- 8.Abnormal bone marrow aspiration resuts may be due to
- A.
Primary thrombocytopenia
- B.
Folate deficiency anaemia
- C.
Lousy technique
- D.
Pernicious anaemia
- 9.List one of the risk factors after a bone marrow aspiration.
- 10.Bone marrow fluid may be taken from:
- A.
Front of the pelvic bone
- B.
Just below the knee.
- C.
Front of the lower leg bone,
- D.
From the skull
- E.
From the saliva
- 11.Cord blood can be use to substitue bone marrow for transplantation
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 12.Choose the most appropriate answer regarding bone marrow biopsy and bone marrow aspiration.
- A.
The patient is placed in the lateral decubitus position in bone marrow aspiration while the patient is place in the prone position while performing bone marrow biopsy
- B.
The main purpose of bone marrow aspiration is to collect Bone marrow fluid while the main purpose of bone marrow biopsy is to collect an actual solid piece from the bone
- C.
Sternum is an access site for both bone marrow biopsy and bone marrow aspiration
- D.
A marrow aspiration is generally performed before biopsy
- 13.
This picture shows:This Picture is obtained from http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/HEMEHTML/HEME052.html- A.
Leukemia
- B.
Aplastic anaemia
- C.
Non-Hodgkin's Lymphomas
- D.
Hodgkin's lymphoma
- 14.Bone marrow may be used to treat male infertility
- A.
True
- B.
Flase
- 15.Which is the main reason for selecting appropriate access site to perform bone marrow aspiration?
- A.
The access site is convenient
- B.
The access site is the center of one of the major marrow producing bones
- C.
The access site hurts less
- D.
The access site is where infection attack first
- 16.Bone marrow aspiration is also known as:
- A.
Three way tap
- B.
Lliac crest tap
- C.
Water tap
- D.
Sternal tap
- E.
Crest tap
- 17.ASPIRATE: % Blasts 45 Promyelocytes 6 Myelocytes 9 Metamyelocytes 4 Neutrophils 6 Eosinophils 4 Basophils 1 Monocytes 10 Lymphocytes 5 Plasma cells - Megakaryocytes - Macrophages - Pronormoblasts 2 Normoblasts 7 M:E ratio 10:1 This question is obtained fom http://www.med-ed.virginia.edu/courses/path/innes/wcd/leukmorph.cfm A 57 year old woman complains of unexplained fatigue and small bruises over her ankles and lower legs. The peripheral blood WBC was normal. Platelets were severely decreased in number. Her marrow aspirate results are shown at left. What is the most important observation made from the aspirate?
- A.
Decreased megakaryocytes
- B.
Normal numbers of myelocytes
- C.
Too little iron
- D.
Too many blasts
- E.
Decreased red cells
- 18.Please open the 'Contact us' page to a new tab on our very informative website. With reference to the picture, answer this question!!!!where is the picture taken?
- A.
HSBC TreeTop walk
- B.
Singapore Zoological Gardens
- C.
Forest walk
- D.
Mount Faber Park
- 19.The purpose of Wright or Giemsa stain is to:
- A.
Detect the presence of Iron
- B.
Categorize acute myeloid leukemias
- C.
Enhance cytologic detail
- D.
Identify the presence of glycogen
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