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ASCP Bottom Line Review HEME Exam Questions And Fully Solved Graded A+.
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Prenatal hematopoietic activity - correct answer 0-2 months = yolk sac 
2-7 months = liver 
3-6 months = spleen 
6-9 months = bone marrow 
 
Adult hematopoietic activity - correct answer Skull, sternum, pelvis, ribs, vertebrae (location of ACTIVE MARROW in adults) - flat bones; colony forming units 
 
Granulocytic maturation Sequence - correct answer Myelob...
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NURSING CARE OF THE ADULT 2 FINAL EXAM
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an excess or urea and other nitrogenous wastes in the blood 
trachoma 
labyrinthitis 
uremia 
hemorrhoids 
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Definition 
percentage of total blood volume consisting of RBCs 
plasma 
hematocrit 
hemostasis 
hemoglobin 
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Definition 
denotes a complete cycle including fill, dwell, and drain phases of peritoneal dialysis 
blindness 
exchange 
palliation 
enucleation 
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Definition 
sensation of fullness or pain in the ear 
chvostek sign 
otalgia 
nephrotic syndrome 
euthyroid...
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ASCP MLS Haematology Questions and Answers +Rationale/ 2024 Study Guide Graded A+
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ASCP MLS Haematology Questions and Answers +Rationale/ 2024 Study Guide Graded A+ 
Which of the following results on an automated differential suggests that a peripheral smear should be reviewed manually? 
 
A. Segs = 70% 
B. Band = 6% 
C. Mono = 15% 
D. Eos = 2% 
[Ans: - C. A relative monocyte count of 15% is abnormal, given 
that the baseline monocyte count in a normal differential is between 1% and 8%. An increased monocyte count may signal a myeloproliferative process such as chronic myelom...
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NURS 611 Patho Quiz 4 Questions with Correct Verified Answers and 2024
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Increased platelet function, and consequent hypercoagulability, can be caused by: - 
Vascular damage 
Disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC) is characterized by: - hemorrhage 
Sue is fatigued and some blood tests are done. Her results include Hct 40%; Hgb 
8g/dL; WBC 8,000; platelets 175,000. The nurse should interpret Sue's blood work 
as indicative of: - low hemoglobin/anemia 
The patient is an average-sized adult and has abnormal microcytic hypochromic 
red blood cells due to a long-te...
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Parasitology AAB questions and answrs(latest upate)
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Human parasite; trophozoite 
motile, reproducing, feeding stage 
amebae excreeted as trophozoites cant mature to cyst 
 
infective stage 
 
 
 
Human parasite; cyst 
nonmotile; nonfeeding stage 
infective stage for humans 
transission of cys stage by fecally contam food or water 
 
cxcystation occurs in lower intestine, and organisms begin to mult as trophozoites 
 
 
 
human parasites: identifying cyst 
round oval shape, non motile, refractile, thick wall, often 1 nucleus 
 
 
 
human parasite;...
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ASCP: Hematology Polansky Cards with correct questions and 100% correct answers latest 2023 update graded A+
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ASCP: Hematology Polansky Cards 
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What type of Leukocyte Abnormality is seen? 
Infection, inflammation. - ANSWER>>>Toxic granulation 
What type of Leukocyte Abnormality is seen? 
Infections, burns - ANSWER>>>Döhle bodies 
What type of Leukocyte Abnormality is seen? 
Septicemia, drugs, toxins, radiation. - ANSWER>>>Vacuolization 
Erythropoiesis: 
7 mo of gestation—age 4 yr - ANSWER>>...
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NR 507: MIDTERM REVIEW
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Hematology 
Hematopoiesis: -process of blood cell production 
-Constant throughout life to replace RBCs that grow old and die, arekilled by 
disease, or are lost through bleeding 
-Occurs in liver and spleen of fetus 
-Occurs in bone marrow after birth 
-2 stages: 1. Proliferation (mitotic division) 
2. Maturation (differentiation) 
-Bone marrow: red (hematopoietic/active) & yellow (fatty/inactive) 
Hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs)- all blood cells are created from HSCs 
-signaled to undergo diff...
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(MLS 428) Cell Morphology - Module 3 (Cutoff module for midterm exam) Questions With CompleteSolutions
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acanthocyte correct answer: "thorn cells"/spur cells 
- small spherical cells with thornlike projections 
- have no central pallor; have membranes with free cholesterol accumulating preferentially in outer bilayer, leading to decreased fluidity 
 
anemia correct answer: insufficient number of RBCs, characterized by inadequate tissue oxygenation 
 
ankyrin correct answer: large protein serving as high-affinity binding site for attachment of spectrin to inner membrane surface 
- binds to spec...
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Pathology Exam 2 RBC disorders Questions With All Correct Answers Already Passed!!
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2 types of RBC pathologies - Answer-Anemia 
Polycythemia (erythrocytosis) - rare 
Anemia - Answer-Reduction of total circulating red cell mass to subnormal levels. 
Polycythemia - Answer-An increase in the number of RBCs 
MCV - Answer-Mean cell volume 
Lab term 
Average of the volume of all RBC in a sample 
MCH - Answer-Mean cell hemoglobin 
Lab term 
Average Hemoglobin content per RBC 
MCHC - Answer-Mean cell hemoglobin concentration 
Lab term 
Average hemoglobin concentration in a given volume...
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Exam 2: Bioarchaeology Potential Questions #1, 2, 3
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Exam 2: Bioarchaeology Potential Questions 
#1, 2, 3 
1. Describe the general growth and development of from subadult to adult. No need to emphasize 
the categorization of age. Outline general health indicators that can interrupt this process. 
2. Explain DoHAD, breakdown of osteological paradox, heterogeneity of frailty 
3. Outline one to two theoretical approaches that bioarchaeology uses to integrate the social 
environmental context (i.e., life-course, biocultural, mother-nexus, and em...
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