3.1

Question 1

increased rate of
destruction/lysis of RBCs, shortening their life span

Answer 1

HEMOLYSIS/ HEMOLYTIC DISORDER

Question 2

What condition reduced tissue oxygenation

Answer 2

HEMOLYSIS/ HEMOLYTIC DISORDER

Question 3

what condition increased erythropoietin production

Answer 3

HEMOLYSIS/ HEMOLYTIC DISORDER

Question 4

What anemia when the rate of RBC destruction EXCEEDS the
increased rate of RBC production

Answer 4

HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA

Question 5

What classification of hemolytic anemia is Rapid onset/ sudden, episodic, paroxysmal.

Answer 5

Acute

Question 6

what classification hemolytic anemia is Hemolysis either disappears or subsides between periods

Answer 6

acute

Question 7

what classification of hemolytic anemia Patient’s condition may return to normal

Answer 7

Acute

Question 8

What classification of hemolytic anemia is Paroxysmal Cold Hemoglobinuria

Answer 8

acute

Question 9

What classification of hemolytic anemia is Hemolytic transfusion reaction

Answer 9

acute

Question 10

RBC life span is chronically shortened. Gradual decrease in RBCs.

Answer 10

chronic

Question 11

Bone marrow compensates. Anemia is evident when BM cannot
generate cells fast enough.

Answer 11

chronic

Question 12

what classification of hemolytic anemia is G6PD?

Answer 12

chronic and Intrinsic and inherited

Question 13

what classification of hemolytic anemia is Chemicals/Drugs/infectious agents

Answer 13

chronic and acquired

Question 14

what classification of hemolytic anemia is Thalassemia major

Answer 14

chronic

Question 15

What hemolytic anemia is due to a defect within the rbc and usually inherited

Answer 15

intrinsic

Question 16

classification of hemolytic anemia of Hereditary spherocytosis

Answer 16

intrinsic and inherited

Question 17

classification of hemolytic anemia of PK deficiency

Answer 17

intrinsic

Question 18

classification of hemolytic anemia of sickle cell disease

Answer 18

intrinsic and inherited

Question 19

Hemolysis is caused by a source outside the RBC and Usually acquired.

Answer 19

extrinsic

Question 20

Hemolytic anemia that causes may be immunohemolytic, traumatic, microangiopathic, or
infectious/chemical agents

Answer 20

extrinsic

Question 21

Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria is an acquired disorder with intrinsic defect. What hemolytic classification is this?

Answer 21

extrinsic

Question 22

Prosthetic heart valve

Answer 22

extrinsic and acquired and INtravascular fragmentation

Question 23

malarial infection

Answer 23

extrinsic and acquired

Question 24

May be a result of abnormalities in enzymes, hemoglobin
synthesis, membrane defects or defective genes passed on by
parents to offspring.

Answer 24

inherited

Question 25

Thalassemia

Answer 25

INHERITED

Question 26

Individuals who previously had a normal red blood cell system WHAT HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA?

Answer 26

ACQUIRED

Question 27

Some types of ________ hemolytic anemia may be temporary or life long ( chronic).

Answer 27

acquired

Question 28

Lysis is inside the blood vessel/ within the blood stream

Answer 28

INTRAVASCULAR ~ FRAGMENTATION

Question 29

Fragmentation- trauma to the RBC membrane which causes lysis

Answer 29

INTRAVASCULAR ~ FRAGMENTATION

Question 30

Microangiopathic hemolysis

Answer 30

acquired, intravascular-fragmentation

Question 31

Fragmentation- trauma to the RBC membrane which causes lysis

Answer 31

INTRAVASCULAR ~ FRAGMENTATION

Question 32

Hemolysis outside the vasculature: within the Reticuloendothelial system/ Mononuclear phagocyte system (Spleen, Liver, Lymphnodes)

Answer 32

EXTRAVASCULAR ~ MACROPHAGE MEDIATED

Question 33

Most pathologic hemolysis is extravascular and occurs when damaged or abnormal rbcs are removed from circulation.

Answer 33

EXTRAVASCULAR ~ MACROPHAGE MEDIATED

Question 34

Hereditary Membrane defects

Answer 34

EXTRAVASCULAR ~ MACROPHAGE MEDIATED

Question 35

Splenomegaly

Answer 35

EXTRAVASCULAR ~ MACROPHAGE MEDIATED