Protein Erythropoietin
Protein Haemoglobin
Protein spectrin
Vitamin B12
Iron
Hb level in the blood is reduced
The number of RBC is normal
Plasma iron level is reduced
Mean corpuscular volume = 100Fl
No answer is correct
Hb level in the blood is reduced
The number of RBC is normal
Plasma iron level is elveted
Mean corpuscular volume = 120Fl or more
No answer is correct
A- It occurs in the setting of chronic inflammation or neoplasm
B-It is related to bleeding or hemolysis
C-It is differ of Aplastic Anemia
D-It is not a common type of anemia
E- (A+B)
It is inherited impairment of Hb polypeptide chains production
It is either a partial or complete failure of synthesis of a specific type of polypeptide chain.
The genes responsible for synthesis of alpha chain are on chromosomes 11
The genes responsible for synthesis of beta chain are on chromosomes 11
No answer is correct
Polycythaemia lead to Hypoxia
All types of cells increase; RBC, WBC and platelets, in Polycythaemia Vera
Relative polycythaemia divided to Primary and Secondary
Polycythaemia: An decrease in RBC’s number
More than one answer
The movement of blood decrease
Hypotension
The venous return to the heart decreases
Blue color of the skin
All answer is correct
Is a mechanism by which the fluid state of blood is arrested (stopped)
keeping the bleeding for damaged blood vessels
Local vasodilatation of injured B.V occurs immediately
When Thromboxane A2 released it Disables Hemostasis
All answer is correct
Are small granulated discs
Produced by megakaryocytes
Platelets lifespan is ~10 days
Destruction and stored of platelets occurs in the spleen
No answer is correct
Thrombin
Prothrombin
Colony stimulating factors
Thromboxane A2
All answer is correct
Dense granules
Phospholipids
α Granules
Actin and myosin proteins
Lysosomes
Calcium citrate
Factor X
Factor IV
Vitamin K
Lysosomes
FORM Xa FROM X
FORM Thrombin FROM Factor 2
FORM Factor 2 FROM Thrombin
FORM Tissue thromboplastin FROM Factor 2
2 answer is correct
Activation of clotting factor XII /// Activation of clotting factor VI
Activation of clotting factor XII /// Activation of clotting factor VI
Activation of clotting factor X /// Activation of clotting factor V
Activation of clotting factor XII /// Activation of clotting factor VII
Activation of clotting factor VII /// Activation of clotting factor XII
Fibrinogen TO Prothrombin
Prothrombin TO Fibrinogen
Fibrin TO fiber
Fibrinogen TO Fibrin
Fibrin TO Fibrinogen
Most of them isn't proteolytic proteins
Most of them are synthesized by the spleen
Activation of most clotting factors needs Ca
They are found in active forms in plasma
The synthesis of Christmas factor NEED vitamin K
X
II
IX
VII
All answer above is correct
NO answer is correct
It is an autosomal genetic bleeding disorder
It is due to low level of Von willebrand factor (VWF)
Leads to bleeding after trauma
Causes epistaxis, bruising, menorrhagia and gastro intestinal bleeding
All answer is correct
Senile purpura
Embolic purpura
Henoch - schonlein purpura
Non-Thromboastheniaic purpura
Non-Thrombocytopenic purpura
Bleeding disorders due to Congenital causes///Bleeding disorders due to Acquired causes// Abnormal functioning platelets ///A decreased in platelets no
Abnormal functioning platelets ///A decreased in platelets no//Bleeding disorders due to Congenital causes///Bleeding disorders due to Acquired causes
Bleeding disorders due to Congenital causes///Bleeding disorders due to Acquired causes//A decreased in platelets no// Abnormal functioning platelets
Bleeding disorders due to Acquired causes///Bleeding disorders due to Congenital causes//A decreased in platelets no// Abnormal functioning platelets
A decreased in platelets no ///Abnormal functioning platelets//Bleeding disorders due to Congenital causes///Bleeding disorders due to Acquired causes
Aspirin isn't lead to it .
It is Abnormalities in platelets function
Arise from defects in: Platelets membrane
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs lead to it
2 answer is correct
Increased platelets consumption
Rapid or premature removal of platelets
Problem in Thrombopoietin or Colony stimulating factors
Problem in megakaryocytes
No answer is correct
The deficiency of it lead to Hemophilia A
Is mainly produced by liver
It's half - life is ~ 10 days
Its gene is on X chromosome
It is carried in the plasma attaching to another factor called (vWF)
One son carrier and other Not BUT the all daughters carrier
One son with Hemophilia and other Not BUT the all daughters with Hemophilia
One son and One daughter with Hemophilia and other son and daughter carrier
One son with Hemophilia and other Not BUT One daughter carrier and other with Hemophilia
One son and One daughter with Hemophilia and other son and daughter NOT
50% of daughter are carriers and 50% of son without Hemophilia
50% of daughter are carriers and 50% of son Hemophilic
50% of daughter are't carriers or Hemophilic and 50% of son Hemophilic
50% of all the Children are't carriers or Hemophilic
All answer is correct
Hemophiliac babies show signs of bleeding when they born .
Sever hemophilia (depends on level of factor VII deficiency)
Sometimes the bleeding begins spontaneously with apparent trauma
Bleeding into confined spaces like intracranial area aren't dangerous
The Treatment:Infusion of factor VII concentrate
All answer is correct
It is due to activation of clotting process inside circulation (due to recurrent trauma)
It means widespread intravascular clotting
May occur due to Damaged tissue
May occur due to Activation of endothelial cells by bacterial infection to produce tissue factor
All answer is correct
Liver is the site where some of clotting factors are synthesized
Synthesis of clotting factors II, VII, IX and XII by the liver needs vitamin K, so when vitamin K is deficient the concentration of these clotting factor decreases leading to bleeding
warfarin compete with vitamin K for the reactive sites in the liver and is used as coagulant drug
Warfarin: It's action immediate
Excess warfarin( anticoagulant ) causes bleeding tendency, because it increase the level of clotting factors, that need vitamin K, in the blood
No answer is correct
Presence of iron in the ferrous state Fe2+ isn’t good for carrying oxygen
Presence of iron in the Fe3+ is good for carrying oxygen
Met-hemoglobin can't carry oxygen
There are 4 pairs of polypeptides in each Hb molecule E
All answer is correct
Quiz Review Timeline +
Our quizzes are rigorously reviewed, monitored and continuously updated by our expert board to maintain accuracy, relevance, and timeliness.
Wait!
Here's an interesting quiz for you.