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Hematology & Coagulation QuizVersion en ligne Hematology & coagulation essentials par shalik Hill 1 What are the three main components of the hematologic system? a Heart, lungs, and kidneys b Blood vessels, lymph nodes, and spleen c Blood, bone marrow, and accessory organs d Nerves, muscles, and bones 2 Which cell type is primarily responsible for oxygen transport? a Red blood cells (RBCs) b Plasma c Platelets d White blood cells (WBCs) 3 What is the medical term for a clot that forms inside a blood vessel? a Aneurysm b Embolus c Thrombus d Hemorrhage 4 Which pathway involves factors II, VII, IX, and X? a Common pathway b Fibrinolytic pathway c Extrinsic pathway d Intrinsic pathway 5 Which lab value is most associated with monitoring heparin therapy? a INR b PTT (aPTT) c PT d Hemoglobin 6 Which drug class is directly used to dissolve an already formed clot? a Thrombolytics b Vitamin K inhibitors c Anticoagulants d Antiplatelets 7 Which anticoagulant is commonly given intravenously and acts on intrinsic clotting factors? a Enoxaparin b Heparin c Warfarin d Aspirin 8 What is the antidote for warfarin overdose? a Factor VIII concentrate b Vitamin K c Protamine sulfate d Fresh frozen plasma 9 Which drug is a vitamin K inhibitor used orally for long-term anticoagulation and requires monitoring of INR? a Aspirin b Enoxaparin c Heparin d Warfarin (Coumadin) 10 Which lab value reflects extrinsic pathway activity and is used to monitor warfarin therapy? a D-dimer b APTT c PT/INR d PTT 11 Which agent is used to counteract iron overdose and chelate excess iron? a Protamine sulfate b Vitamin C c Deferoxamine d Folic acid 12 Which anemia type is due to autoimmune destruction or absorption issues and often requires lifelong B12 injections? a Iron-deficiency anemia b Hemolytic anemia c Pernicious anemia (B12 deficiency) d Aplastic anemia 13 Which iron preparation is commonly given for iron deficiency anemia? a Ferric citrate b Ferrous sulfate c Ferrous fumarate d Ferric gluconate 14 Which nutrient enhances iron absorption when taking ferrous sulfate? a Vitamin D b Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) c Vitamin A d Calcium 15 Which drug is a direct oral anticoagulant with no routine lab monitoring required? a Heparin b Aspirin c Rivaroxaban (Xarelto) d Warfarin 16 Which class of drugs prevents platelets from clumping and is often used after stent placement? a Antiplatelets b Anticoagulants c Thrombolytics d Vitamin K inhibitors 17 What is a key nursing priority when a patient is on a heparin drip? a Encourage high-dose vitamin K b Administer NSAIDs for pain c Stop all IV fluids immediately d Monitor for signs of bleeding and check PTT regularly 18 Which medication is used to reverse heparin-induced bleeding? a Deferoxamine b Aspirin c Protamine sulfate d Vitamin K 19 Which plant-based or drug interaction requires caution with warfarin due to increased bleeding risk? a Acetaminophen only b Antiplatelets, NSAIDs, or high vitamin K foods c Antihistamines and decongestants d Caffeine and nicotine 20 Which component of CBC indicates anemia status? a Platelet count b White blood cell count c Hemoglobin (Hgb) and Hematocrit (Hct) d Mean corpuscular volume (MCV) only 21 Which RBC production factor stimulates erythropoiesis and is relevant to anemia treatment? a Erythropoietin (EPO) b Granulocyte colony-stimulating factor c Thrombopoietin d Platelet-derived growth factor 22 Which statement best describes the hematologic system’s broad function? a Regulate body temperature only b Store calcium for bones c Produce, transport, and filter blood components d Generate electrical impulses Feedback 1 The hematologic system includes blood, bone marrow, and organs like the spleen and liver that interact with blood. 2 RBCs carry oxygen from the lungs to tissues. 3 A thrombus is a formed clot; an embolus is a detached clot traveling in the bloodstream. 4 The extrinsic pathway activates with tissue factor and involves II, VII, and X. 5 PTT (partial thromboplastin time) assesses intrinsic pathway and is used to monitor heparin. 6 Thrombolytics like alteplase dissolve existing clots. 7 Heparin targets intrinsic pathway factors and is given IV or SC. 8 Vitamin K reverses warfarin’s effects by restoring vitamin K–dependent factors. 9 Warfarin inhibits vitamin K–dependent clotting factors; INR monitors its effect. 10 PT/INR assesses extrinsic pathway factors like VII and X. 11 Deferoxamine binds free iron for excretion in iron toxicity. 12 Pernicious anemia involves impaired B12 absorption, treated with injections. 13 Ferrous sulfate is a standard oral iron supplement. 14 Vitamin C improves iron absorption; acidic juice like orange juice helps. 15 DOACs like rivaroxaban have predictable effects and no routine INR.” 16 Antiplatelets reduce platelet aggregation and prevent clot growth. 17 Bleeding risk is highest; PTT monitoring guides dosing. 18 Protamine sulfate neutralizes heparin’s effects. 19 Many drugs and foods can alter warfarin’s effect; consistent vitamin K intake is key. 20 Hgb and Hct indicate oxygen-carrying capacity and anemia severity. 21 Erythropoietin stimulates red cell production in the bone marrow. 22 Hematology covers production (bone marrow), transport, and filtration of blood components.

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Hematology & Coagulation QuizVersion en ligne

par shalik Hill

What are the three main components of the hematologic system?

Which cell type is primarily responsible for oxygen transport?

What is the medical term for a clot that forms inside a blood vessel?

Which pathway involves factors II, VII, IX, and X?

Which lab value is most associated with monitoring heparin therapy?

Which drug class is directly used to dissolve an already formed clot?

Which anticoagulant is commonly given intravenously and acts on intrinsic clotting factors?

What is the antidote for warfarin overdose?

Which drug is a vitamin K inhibitor used orally for long-term anticoagulation and requires monitoring of INR?

Which lab value reflects extrinsic pathway activity and is used to monitor warfarin therapy?

Which agent is used to counteract iron overdose and chelate excess iron?

Which anemia type is due to autoimmune destruction or absorption issues and often requires lifelong B12 injections?

Which iron preparation is commonly given for iron deficiency anemia?

Which nutrient enhances iron absorption when taking ferrous sulfate?

Which drug is a direct oral anticoagulant with no routine lab monitoring required?

Which class of drugs prevents platelets from clumping and is often used after stent placement?

What is a key nursing priority when a patient is on a heparin drip?

Which medication is used to reverse heparin-induced bleeding?

Which plant-based or drug interaction requires caution with warfarin due to increased bleeding risk?

Which component of CBC indicates anemia status?

Which RBC production factor stimulates erythropoiesis and is relevant to anemia treatment?

Which statement best describes the hematologic system’s broad function?