University:
Texas Lutheran University
Course:
NURS 624 | Nursing Research II
Academic year:

2023
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412

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2
Author:

DelaCar

Module (5) Student name: Follow up activities of anemia and leukemia Group No: Objectives: *To help students improve their test taking abilities and increase their clinical knowledge *To help measuring the acquired knowledge related to anemia and leukemia Multiple Choice Questions *Read each question carefully and circle the best answer 1.What are useful agents used with severe symptoms of chronic lymphocytic leukemia? a. Cytoxan and vincristine. b. Remission dose with Fludara. c. The monoclonal antibody Rituxan and antibiotics. d. Antiviral agents and antibiotics. e. Vincristine and antiviral agents 2. What is an overall life expectancy of chronic myeloid leukemia in the chronic phase? a. 3 to 5 years. b. 5 to 7 year c. 1 to 2 years. d. 4 to 6 years. e. 2 to 3 years 3. What is the classic method of determining the cause of vitamin B12 deficiency? a. B symptoms b. Leukopheresis c. Schilling test d. Vitiligo e. Sickling crises 4. Which is the responsible for removed aged RBCs lose their elasticity from the blood by? a. The reticuloendothelial cells b. The erythroblast cells. c. Reticulocytes. d. Leukocytes. e. Erythrocytes 5. The marrow releases slightly immature forms of RBCs, into the circulation, which is it? a. Tor B lymphocytes. b. Mature form of a WBC c. Reticulocytes. d. Red blood cells e. Erythrocytes 6. What is a major nursing diagnosis may occur in a patient with acute leukemia? a. Impaired mucous membranes. b. Risk for bleeding. c. Imbalanced nutrition. d. Acute pain e. Self-care deficit.. 7.What is the following indicator to develop B symptoms in patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia? a. An increased lymphocyte count b. Enlargement of lymph nodes c. Fevers, sweating per night. d. The spleen can also be enlarged. e. Severe pain 8.Which make leukemic patients vulnerable to renal stone formation and can. progress to acute renal failure? a. Tumor lysis syndrome b. Poor cardiac function c. Consolidation therapy d. Leukopheresis process e. Severe leukocytosis

Module 5 Test: Anemia and Leukemia

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