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- 86. Thrombosed hemorrhoids are: - Blue. shiny, painful masses1 Which of the following is/are true for sickle-cell anemia? I. It results from a point mutation on the beta sub-unit which results to the amino acid substitution of V with E. II. The sickle-shaped RBC's are vaso-occluded in the capillaries resulting to damage in various internal organs. III. Hemoglobin precipitates when deoxygenated, resulting to the distortion in the shape of the thrombocytes. Select the correct response: l and Ill I, II, and Ill I only Ill only ll and Ill Il only I and Il1. Discuss the surgical cases with higher risk for developing massive hemorrhage?
- Which of the following is NOT a crisis symptom for sickle cell anemia? A. Fever B. Skin pallor C. Hyperactivity D. Severe pain in the limbs and abdomenDefine the following:a) Polycythemia vera- b) Erythropenia-The term "hematopoiesis" refers to: Select one: a. the mechanisms that prevent blood loss O b. the process of blood cell formation O c. the rupture of red blood cells O d. a disease in which there is insufficient blood cell production
- 5. Describe the common laboratory investigations for anemia?Drugs that Affect the Cardiovascular System A) Mention the considerations that must be taken when administering the different types of Nitroglycerin: a. sublingual b. disc (patches) transdermal c. intravenousIndicate its root cause: an insufficient number of RBCs or a problem with hemoglobin production. a. Pernicious b. Iron-deficiency anemia c. Aplastic d. Sickle e. Hemorrhagic
- Mention 4 risk factors of cardiovascular disease.10 Which of the following is/are true for sickle-cell anemia? I. It results from a point mutation on the beta sub-unit which results to the amino acid substitution of V with E. II. The sickle-shaped RBC's are vaso-occluded in the capillaries resulting to damage in various internal organs. TIt. Hemoglobin precipitates when deoxygenated, resulting to the distortion in the shape of the thrombocytes. Select the correct response: Il only I, ll, and Ill ll and III I only Ill only l and lI land IlI1. What are the normal blood leukocyte concentrations (normal WBC counts and percentages) for: a. Neutrophils b. Monocytes c. Lymphocytes 2. Indicator(s) of abnormal health – WHEN WOULD THERE BE AN INCREASED COUNT FOR EACH CELL TYPE LISTED IN QUESTION #1? 3. Why do neutrophils have Intracellular granules? Name a specific granule type and describe the mechanism of action. 4. What is a defensin? Its origin? Mechanism of action? 5. What is CD 14? What is the mechanism for activity? 6. What is CD40? Cite activities upon stimulation. 7. What is CD88? Where is it found? What is a mechanism of activity associated with CD88? 8. What is CD154? How does it work? 9. Compare Th1 and Th2 cells by citing the interleukins that they produce AND the cells affected by each interleukin. 10. Describe the quaternary structure of the immunoglobulin monomer IgG and roles for the domains. 11. After a B cell receptor binds a ligand, how does signal transduction and subsequent B cell activation occur?