how would you treat nutritional iron deficiency anemia

What is the most common type of anemia

serum HGB levels of 7 or 8 is probably because we have lost blood and have:

is hemolytic anemia normochromic?

what are we low on with pancytopenia

In hemolytic anemia we have destruction of which type of cells?

What will our body look like with hemolytic anemia ?

If your anemic because of blood loss and not blood destruction your skin would look :

polycythemia mean what

What might a patient look like that has polycythemia? A. red face, B. Red hands, C. Red feet, D. Red Ears, E. Headaches, F. Drowsiness

What is mono commonly caused by?

Why are we mostly worried about ALL?

would multiple myeloma that infiltrate bone marrow or tumor/masses be painful?

destruction of the bone tissue would cause:

thrombocytopenia is a platelet count less than:

what is a normal thrombocytes ?

the worse that thrombocytopenia gets we are most worried about what?

what is hemophilia?

would your platelets be low in hemophilia?

where are 50% of our clotting factors made?

What do the blood tissues release with DIC ?

What is the danger with aspiration?

Is asthma an obstructive pulmonary disease

What is one really big cardinal sign of chronic bronchitis ?

What does emphysema cause?

what is an empyema?

Pulmonary Embolisms PE commonly arise from:

Cardinal Signs of Pulmonary Embolism (PE) are : A. shortness of breath, B. Chest pain

What does Idiopathic mean?

secondary hypertension is caused by:

What do you have from complicated hypertension

malignant hypertension is greater then 140 in the:

orthostatic hypertension caused a decrease in ........... when the person stands

thrombus risk factors include: A. Injury, B. Inflammation, C. Pain, D. swelling

peripheral edema,Swelling, Redness and pain are related to a:

what are risk factors for a venous thrombus

most common cause or a MI

atherosclerosis is generally caused by:

biggest modifiable risk factor for coronary heart disease is:

what is stenosis ?

Left sided heart failure back up to where with sounds of cradles and congestion

right side back ups into the .......showing the jugular vein

cariogenic shock lets you know what?

JVD jugular vein dissension is a sign of what?

sounds of pulmonary crackles and congestion is a sign of what?

what may you see happen with anaphylactic shock ? A. broncho constriction, B. BP goes down, C. hives, D. Edema E. Fever