Normal hemostasis - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Pathophysiology- Chapter 3What is hematopoiesis? - correct answer process of forming blood What are the components of blood? - correct answer Plasma: liquid protein Leukocytes: White Blood Cells Erythrocytes: Red Blood Cells *Hemaglobin-oxygen carrying component * Hematocrit - amount of blood volume occupied by erythrocytes Thrombocytes: Platelets What is hemostasis? - correct answer stoppage of blood flow When is hemostasis normal? - correct answer When it seals a blood vesse...

Coagulation Question and answers correctly solved Coagulation - CSMLS What are the requirements of normal blood flow? - correct answer smooth blood vessels allowing blood to escape in the surrounding tissues What is the timeline for vascular injury (after the sub endothelium is exposed) - correct answer 1-2 seconds: vessel constricts, PLTs adhere 10-20 seconds: PLT aggregate 1-3 minutes: PLT plug formed, reinforced with fibrin 3-5 minutes: PLT/fibrin plug contracts 5-10 minutes: ...

normal range of platelets Correct Answer-150,000-400,000 what is hemostasis? Correct Answer-blood clotting anemia Correct Answer--a deficiency of red blood cells life span of a RBC Correct Answer-120 days symptoms of anemia Correct Answer--fatigue -pallor -yellowing eyes, skin -low BP -weakness what is the most common type of anemia? Correct Answer-iron deficiency anemia what does iron do for RBCs? Correct Answer--needed to form hemoglobin -carry oxygen Who is iron defi...

What is hemostasis? correct answer: Hemostasis is a multistep process that maintains the integrity of a closed high pressure circulatory system after vessel injury. What is the process of hemostasis regulated by? correct answer: The normal process of hemostasis is regulated by a complex array of activators and inhibitors that maintain blood fluidity and prevent blood from leaving the vascular compartment. When is hemostasis considered normal? correct answer: Hemostasis is normal when a ...

NHA Phlebotomy National Exam 2022-2023. 300 while transferring serum into an isolator tube, some blood splashes into your eyes. what must you do? you are conducting a streptococcal pharyngitis test on a patient. what transmission-based precaution should you take? you observe a glucometer reading of 250 mL/dL. you get a reading in the average range when you do a second test. what may have caused the first result? you are to perform a glucometer reading for a young adult while the...

Bonent Review Section V Hemodialysis; Questions and Answers 100% Solved Hypertonic Correct answer Solutions that have a higher osmolarity than body fluids care called Crenation Correct answer Blood that is exposed to a hypertonic solution may cause The ability of normal blood vessels to contract and retract when injured. The ability of platelets to form plugs in the injured blood vessels. The presence of plasma coagulation factors. The stability of the blood clot Correct answer Hemostasis...

Exam 2: NSG 300/ NSG300 (Latest 2024/ 2025 Update) Foundations of Nursing Review | Qs and As | 100% Correct| Grade A (Verified Answers)- GCU Q: how should you clean a wound Answer: from least to most contaminated Q: eschar Answer: black, brown or necrotic tissue in wound bed; needs to be removed before healing Q: slough Answer: stringy pale-yellowish tissue that lays in the wound bed; needs to be removed before healing Q: if a patient has slough, eschar...

BOC Coagulation Comprehensive Questions and Answers Already Passed What is the primary function of coagulation factors in the body? A) To transport oxygen B) To regulate blood pressure C) To facilitate blood clotting D) To fight infections Which test is commonly used to assess the intrinsic pathway of coagulation? A) Prothrombin time (PT) B) Activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT) C) Thrombin time (TT) D) Platelet count What is the role of platelets in hemostasis? A) To...

AMT RMA Medical Terminology || With 100% Accurate Solutions AMT RMA Medical Terminology || With 100% Accurate Solutions Word Root: Vas/o - ANSWER - VESSEL Word Root: Pneumon/o - ANSWER - LUNG Suffix: -Rrhexis - ANSWER - RUPTURE Word Root: Myc/o - ANSWER - MOLD Term: Rhinorrhea - ANSWER - discharge from the nose Term: Hepatomegaly - ANSWER - enlargement of the liver Suffix: -lysis - ANSWER - destruction Word Root: Phag/o - ANSWER - ingest Term for "voice" - A...

Type 1 Diabetes - Answer the patient is insulin dependent because the body does not produce insulin at all. type 2 diabetes - Answer the body does not produce enough insulin to keep the body in hemostasis. prevention of type 1 diabetes - Answer no prevention prevention of type 2 diabetes - Answer weight management, active lifestyle, dietary modifications, regular monitoring Ranges of fasting blood sugar - Answer Normal: 70 - 100 prediabetic: 100 - 125 Diabetic: 126 a...