Pediatric Hematology
6 Questions
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This quiz was designed to aide in learning about hematologic or immunologic disorders in the pediatric patient.
Questions and Answers
- 1.The functionof hemoglobin is
- A.
Prevent bleeding
- B.
Carry oxygen into cells
- C.
Fight off infection
- D.
Improve cardiac output
- E.
Assist in prolong vomiting
- 2.Iron deficiency anemia is caused by
- A.
Inadequate supply of Iron
- B.
Genetics
- C.
Excessive hydration
- D.
Vitamin C reabsorption
- 3.HIV primarily affects
- A.
Beta cells
- B.
RBC's
- C.
Cardiac output
- D.
CD4 T-lymphocytes
- 4.Clinical manifestations of HIV include:
- A.
Increased cardiac output
- B.
Decrease in kidney function
- C.
Pnemocystitis Carinii
- D.
Decrease size in spleen due to lack of blood supply
- 5.A patient with HIV enters the clinic complaining of a recurrent bacterial infection, loss in weight, and chest pain. The nurse knows the patient in enduring signs and symptoms of:
- A.
Secondary infection involving eosinophils
- B.
Acquired immuno-deficeincy syndrome
- C.
Mononucleosis
- D.
Cardiac failure
- 6.Diagnostics in HIV in children includes a/n
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