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Blood disorders QuizOnline version Blood disorders basics by Taylor Ward 1 The 64-year-old patient who completed radiation therapy for breast cancer 1 month previously presents with: Elevated white blood cell count Multiple bruises Upper respiratory infection Long bone pain These signs and symptoms are most consistent with: a CML b ALL c CLL d AML 2 The patient diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma asks the nurse why they have developed a kidney stone. a Calcium is displaced from the bone by the cancer causing stone formation. b Your fluid intake has been low, which predisposes people to kidney stones. c Stones are a side effect of the medications used to treat it d Multiple myeloma causes changes in your blood profile that affects your kidneys. 3 A patient presents with: Painless lymphadenopathy Night sweats Weight loss Pruritus Reed-Sternberg cells Which disorder is most likely? a Hodgkin Disease b Non-Hodgkin Disease c Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia d Mononucleosis 4 A child presents with: Bone pain in the tibia and femur Bruising Epistaxis Enlarged lymph nodes Frequent infections Which disorder is most likely? a AML b CML c ALL d CLL 5 A patient presents with: Painless lymphadenopathy Fever Night sweats Weight loss Pruritus Infections No Reed-Sternberg cells a Hodgkin Disease b CLL c Mononucleosis d Non-Hodgkin Disease 6 A patient develops: Pharyngitis Fever Lymphadenopathy Splenomegaly Hepatomegaly The disease is spread through contact with saliva. What is the most likely diagnosis? a Mononucleosis b ALL c CLL d Hodgkin Disease 7 A patient presents with: Bone pain Fractures Renal failure Frequent infections High calcium levels Which disorder is most likely? a Multiple Myeloma b . Hodgkin Disease c CML d Polycythemia 8 A patient has: Headache Pruritus Dizziness Visual disturbances Splenomegaly The disorder is caused by: Excess RBCs Excess WBCs Excess platelets Increased blood viscosity a Thrombocytopenia b Polycythemia c Iron Deficiency Anemia d Multiple Myeloma 9 A patient presents with: Petechiae Purpura Epistaxis Prolonged bleeding time Which disorder is most likely? a Hemophilia A b Polycythemia c Thrombocytosis d Thrombocytopenia 10 A patient develops: Paradoxical hemorrhage Peripheral ischemia Pulmonary emboli a Thrombocytosis b DIC c Thrombocytopenia d Hemophilia A 11 A male patient presents with: Hemarthrosis Hematuria Hematomas GI bleeding Testing reveals a Factor VIII deficiency. Which disorder is most likely? a Vitamin K Deficiency b Von Willebrand Disease c Hemophilia B d Hemophilia A 12 A patient presents with: Epistaxis Menorrhagia GI bleeding Rare hemarthrosis The disorder is caused by a lack of a carrier protein for Factor VIII. Which disorder is most likely? a DIC b Von Willebrand Disease c Hemophilia A d Vitamin K Deficiency 13 An infant with a sterile gut develops bleeding. Which disorder is most likely? a Hemophilia A b DIC c Vitamin K Deficiency d Von Willebrand Disease 14 Widespread thrombosis followed by widespread hemorrhage is characteristic of: a Von Willebrand Disease b Thrombocytopenia c Hemophilia A d DIC 15 Which disorder is associated with: Severe pain Vaso-occlusion Hemoglobin S a Polycythemia b Thalassemia c Iron Deficiency Anemia d Sickle Cell Anemia 16 A patient has: Growth retardation Bone abnormalities Splenomegaly Hepatomegaly Which disorder is most likely? a Polycythemia b Sickle Cell Anemia c Iron Deficiency Anemia d Thalassemia 17 Which anemia is associated with: Pica Brittle hair and nails Low iron stores Microcytic hypochromic RBCs a Iron Deficiency Anemia b Chronic Disease Anemia c Pernicious Anemia d Aplastic Anemia 18 A patient presents with: Unsteady gait Numbness and tingling Memory impairment Depression Which anemia is most likely? a Chronic Disease Anemia b Pernicious Anemia c Iron Deficiency Anemia d Aplastic Anemia 19 A patient has: Low RBCs Low WBCs Low platelets Which disorder is most likely? a Polycythemia b Iron Deficiency Anemia c Aplastic Anemia d Chronic Disease Anemia 20 A patient is diagnosed with a bleeding disorder caused by a lack of a carrier protein for Factor VIII. Which disorder is this? a Hemophilia A b Hemophilia B c Von Willebrand Disease d Vitamin K Deficiency 21 A patient has: Fatigue Weight loss Sweats Splenomegaly Extremely high WBC count Philadelphia chromosome Which disorder is most likely? a CML b AML c ALL d CLL 22 A patient is found to have an elevated WBC count during a routine lab draw. The patient also has: Painless enlarged lymph nodes Enlarged spleen Frequent infections Which disorder is most likely? a CLL b CML c ALL d AML 23 A patient has a neutrophil count less than 500 cells/μL. What is the biggest concern? a Increased infections b Hypertension c Kidney stones d Fractures 24 Megaloblastic anemia results from: a Factor VIII deficiency b Defect in DNA synthesis c Excess platelet production d Excess RBC production 25 Which condition is associated with Chronic Disease Anemia? a Rheumatoid arthritis b Cancer c Renal failure d All of the above 26 Which leukemia is associated with the Philadelphia chromosome? a ALL b CML c CLL d AML 27 Which leukemia is most common in children? a ALL b AML c CML d CLL 28 Which disorder is associated with Bence Jones proteins? a Polycythemia b CLL c Multiple Myeloma d Hodgkin Disease 29 Reed-Sternberg cells are associated with: a CLL b Non-Hodgkin Disease c Mononucleosis d Hodgkin Disease 30 Which disorder spreads early and in unpredictable paths? a Hodgkin Disease b CML c ALL d Non-Hodgkin Disease 31 Which disease is associated with Epstein-Barr Virus and saliva transmission? a Mononucleosis b CLL c Polycythemia d Hodgkin Disease 32 Which disorder is caused by Factor IX deficiency? a Hemophilia A b Von Willebrand Disease c Hemophilia B d DIC 33 Which disorder requires neutropenic precautions? a Thrombocytopenia b Polycythemia c Hemophilia d Neutropenia 34 Which polycythemia is associated with chronic hypoxemia? A. Polycythemia Vera B. Relative Polycythemia C. Secondary Polycythemia D. Malignant Polycythemia a Relative Polycythemia b Polycythemia Vera c Secondary Polycythemia d Malignant Polycythemia 35 Which polycythemia is associated with dehydration? a Polycythemia Vera b Secondary Polycythemia c Relative Polycythemia d Malignant Polycythemia 36 Which anemia is associated with bone marrow depression? a Pernicious Anemia b Iron Deficiency Anemia c Aplastic Anemia d Chronic Disease Anemia 37 Which disease is associated with high calcium levels, fractures, and renal failure? a Polycythemia b CLL c Multiple Myeloma d CML 38 Which disorder is characterized by excess RBCs, WBCs, and platelets? A. Polycythemia B. Thalassemia C. Sickle Cell Anemia D. DIC a A. Polycythemia b B. Thalassemia c C. Sickle Cell Anemia d D. DIC 39 The person with agranulocytosis will likely exhibit ______ and should be monitored closely for ______. a Lack of white blood cells; infection b Increased red blood cells; clotting c Increased redness of cells; shortness of breath d Decreased platelet count; bleeding

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by Taylor Ward

The 64-year-old patient who completed radiation therapy for breast cancer 1 month previously presents with: Elevated white blood cell count Multiple bruises Upper respiratory infection Long bone pain These signs and symptoms are most consistent with:

The patient diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma asks the nurse why they have developed a kidney stone.

A patient presents with: Painless lymphadenopathy Night sweats Weight loss Pruritus Reed-Sternberg cells Which disorder is most likely?

A child presents with: Bone pain in the tibia and femur Bruising Epistaxis Enlarged lymph nodes Frequent infections Which disorder is most likely?

A patient presents with: Painless lymphadenopathy Fever Night sweats Weight loss Pruritus Infections No Reed-Sternberg cells

A patient develops: Pharyngitis Fever Lymphadenopathy Splenomegaly Hepatomegaly The disease is spread through contact with saliva. What is the most likely diagnosis?

A patient presents with: Bone pain Fractures Renal failure Frequent infections High calcium levels Which disorder is most likely?

A patient has: Headache Pruritus Dizziness Visual disturbances Splenomegaly The disorder is caused by: Excess RBCs Excess WBCs Excess platelets Increased blood viscosity

A patient presents with: Petechiae Purpura Epistaxis Prolonged bleeding time Which disorder is most likely?

A patient develops: Paradoxical hemorrhage Peripheral ischemia Pulmonary emboli

A male patient presents with: Hemarthrosis Hematuria Hematomas GI bleeding Testing reveals a Factor VIII deficiency. Which disorder is most likely?

A patient presents with: Epistaxis Menorrhagia GI bleeding Rare hemarthrosis The disorder is caused by a lack of a carrier protein for Factor VIII. Which disorder is most likely?

An infant with a sterile gut develops bleeding. Which disorder is most likely?

Widespread thrombosis followed by widespread hemorrhage is characteristic of:

Which disorder is associated with: Severe pain Vaso-occlusion Hemoglobin S

A patient has: Growth retardation Bone abnormalities Splenomegaly Hepatomegaly Which disorder is most likely?

Which anemia is associated with: Pica Brittle hair and nails Low iron stores Microcytic hypochromic RBCs

A patient presents with: Unsteady gait Numbness and tingling Memory impairment Depression Which anemia is most likely?

A patient has: Low RBCs Low WBCs Low platelets Which disorder is most likely?

A patient is diagnosed with a bleeding disorder caused by a lack of a carrier protein for Factor VIII. Which disorder is this?

A patient has: Fatigue Weight loss Sweats Splenomegaly Extremely high WBC count Philadelphia chromosome Which disorder is most likely?

A patient is found to have an elevated WBC count during a routine lab draw. The patient also has: Painless enlarged lymph nodes Enlarged spleen Frequent infections Which disorder is most likely?

A patient has a neutrophil count less than 500 cells/μL. What is the biggest concern?

Megaloblastic anemia results from:

Which condition is associated with Chronic Disease Anemia?

Which leukemia is associated with the Philadelphia chromosome?

Which leukemia is most common in children?

Which disorder is associated with Bence Jones proteins?

Reed-Sternberg cells are associated with:

Which disorder spreads early and in unpredictable paths?

Which disease is associated with Epstein-Barr Virus and saliva transmission?

Which disorder is caused by Factor IX deficiency?

Which disorder requires neutropenic precautions?

Which polycythemia is associated with chronic hypoxemia? A. Polycythemia Vera B. Relative Polycythemia C. Secondary Polycythemia D. Malignant Polycythemia

Which polycythemia is associated with dehydration?

Which anemia is associated with bone marrow depression?

Which disease is associated with high calcium levels, fractures, and renal failure?

Which disorder is characterized by excess RBCs, WBCs, and platelets? A. Polycythemia B. Thalassemia C. Sickle Cell Anemia D. DIC

The person with agranulocytosis will likely exhibit ______ and should be monitored closely for ______.

The person with agranulocytosis will likely exhibit and should be monitored closely for .