1) A condition where oxygen carrying capability is reduced because of too few or defective red blood cells a) Anemia b) Hypoxia c) Dyspnea d) Angular cheilitis e) Megoblasts f) Splenic sequestration 2) Sudden pooling of RBCs in the spleen causing acute anemia. a) Anemia b) Hypoxia c) Dyspnea d) Angular cheilitis e) Megoblasts f) Splenic sequestration 3) Low oxygen in the blood causing fatigue and shortness of breath. a) Anemia b) Pallor c) Hypoxia d) Angular cheilitis e) Megoblasts f) Splenic sequestration 4) Cracks at the corners of the mouth a) Anemia b) Pallor c) Hypoxia d) Angular cheilitis e) Megoblasts f) Splenic sequestration 5) Low platelet count, causing bleeding risk. a) Anemia b) Polycythemia c) Thrombocytopenia d) Angular cheilitis e) Megoblasts f) Splenic sequestration 6) High platelet count, increasing clotting risk a) Thrombocytosis b) Polycythemia c) Thrombocytopenia d) Angular cheilitis e) Megoblasts f) Splenic sequestration 7) Abnormally large, immature RBCs in pernicious anemia or B12 deficiency. a) Thrombocytosis b) Polycythemia c) Thrombocytopenia d) Angular cheilitis e) Megoblasts f) Splenic sequestration 8) Bone marrow disorder causing too many RBCs. a) Thrombocytosis b) Polycythemia vera c) Thrombocytopenia d) Angular cheilitis e) Megoblasts f) Secondary polycythemia 9) Excess RBCs due to chronic hypoxia (e.g., COPD, high altitude). a) Thrombocytosis b) Polycythemia vera c) Thrombocytopenia d) Angular cheilitis e) Megoblasts f) Secondary polycythemia 10) Tiny pinpoint skin hemorrhages from low platelets. a) Thrombocytosis b) Polycythemia vera c) Thrombocytopenia d) Purapura e) Megoblasts f) Petechiae 11) Larger purple skin hemorrhages from platelet problems. a) Thrombocytosis b) Polycythemia vera c) Thrombocytopenia d) Purpura e) Megoblasts f) Petechiae 12) Rapid onset of cancer of blood-forming tissues with uncontrolled WBC production a) Acute leukemia b) Chronic leukemia c) Hodgkin lymphoma d) Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma e) Polycythemia f) Blas crisis 13) Lymphoid malignancy with Reed-Sternberg cells and predictable pattern of spread a) Acute leukemia b) Chronic leukemia c) Hodgkin lymphoma d) Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma e) Polycythemia f) Blast crisis 14) Lymphoid malignancy without Reed–Sternberg cells and willy-nilly spread ;-) a) Acute leukemia b) Chronic leukemia c) Hodgkin lymphoma d) Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma e) Polycythemia f) Blast crisis 15) A slower-developing cancer of blood-forming tissues with an overproduction of more mature but still abnormal white blood cells a) Acute leukemia b) Chronic leukemia c) Hodgkin lymphoma d) Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma e) Polycythemia f) Blast crisis 16) Acute transformation of chronic leukemia a) Acute leukemia b) Chronic leukemia c) Hodgkin lymphoma d) Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma e) Polycythemia f) Blast crisis

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