Interventions of select Hematologic conditions Flashcards

1
Q

Higher cardiovascular risk is noted in patients with chronic renal failure when hemoglobin is corrected to greater than___ grams/dL.

A

12.0

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2
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According to the Beers criteria, older adults treated for iron deficiency anemia should not receive more than ____ mg of ferrous sulfate as a total daily dose.

A

325.0

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3
Q

You evaluate a patient with anemia and note that the MCV is 93 fL. Using Wintrobes classification, this is a _______________ anemia

A

Normocytic

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4
Q

Red blood cell (RBC) microcytosis is caused by a(n):

A

Reduction in cell hemoglobin content.

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5
Q

Erythropoietin synthesis is typically reduced in the presence of:

A

Impaired renal function.

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6
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A 68-year-old woman with hypertension and currently on hydrochlorothiazide has started treatment for pernicious anemia today. During the first 4 weeks of therapy, she should be carefully monitored for:

A

Hypokalemia

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7
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When oral vitamin B12 replacement is used in maintenance therapy of pernicious anemia, the daily dose should be at least ______ mcg.

A

1000.0

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8
Q

Dietary sources of vitamin B12 include:

A

Animal-source food products.

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9
Q

Oral iron absorption can be enhanced when taken with:

A

Vitamin C.

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10
Q

One of the primary iron absorption sites in the gastrointestinal tract is the:

A

Duodenum.

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