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The parents of a child with sickle cell anemia are concerned about subsequent children having the disease. Which response by the nurse is most accurate? "Sickle cell anemia is not inherited." "All siblings will have sickle cell anemia." "There is a 25% chance of a sibling having sickle cell anemia." "There is a 50% chance of a sibling having sickle cell anemia." - ANS "There is a 25% chance of a sibling having SCA." SCA is inherited as an autosomal recessive ...

Hodgkin lymphoma node feeling - ANS rubbery lymphadenopathy most common site for lymphadenopathy in hodgkin lymphoma - ANS cervical or supraclavicular b symptoms - ANS fever, drenching night sweats, weight loss specific symptom related to hodgkin lymphoma - ANS alcohol related bone pain most common findign of childhood leukemia - ANS hepatosplenomegaly and or splenomegaly other signs of childhood leukemia - ANS fever, petechia, anemia, bone pain signs of hodgkin lymphoma - ANS fatigue, i...

leukemia correct answersBone marrow produces immature blast cells WBCs that cannot function normally if not treated within 2-4 months, patients will die from some sort of infection ALL peaks 2-3 years anemia, infection, nose, headaches, petechiae, hepatosplenomegaly correct answersleukemia signs and symptoms: ↓ RBC: _____ - pallor, lethargy ↓ WBC: _____ ↓ Platelet: bruising, ____ bleeds, ______, bone pain (thrombocytopenia) CNS involvement: _____, vomiting, pap...

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HEMATOLOGY /ONCOLOGY you have prescribed oral iron replacement for a 46 yo female with iron deficiency anemia related to heavy menses. she wants to be sure that the iron she takes will be absorbed well. Which one of the following would you suggest for improving iron absorption? - vitamin C a mother brings her 6yo son to your office for evaluation b/c she found a lump in his neck below the jaw on the right side. She first noted it a week ago, about a week after he had recovered from an u...

Hematology/Oncology Exam 3 What are the two types of cancer mutations? - 1. inherited 2. acquired (errors during cell division or environmental exposure) What are the types of cancer genes and their functions? - 1. tumor suppressor genes (slow down cell division, repair DNA error, regulate apoptosis): ex BRCA1 2. oncogenes (typically help cells grow): ex MYC **mutations in these lead to cancer What is a De novo genetic variation? - -variations that are new in a family genera...

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