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pg. 1 NR507 Advanced Exam, Questions with Correct Verified Answers. Updated 2024-2025 Graded A+

Anemia Answer - Reduction in the proportion of red blood cells

Hemoglobin of a man with anemia Answer - <13.5 g/dL

Hemoglobin of a woman with anemia Answer - < 12g/dL

What stimulates erythropoiesis Answer - hypoxia

Reticulocytes Answer - Baby RBCs, that are the first RBCs to leave the bone marrow and enter into circulation for about two days before maturing into mature RBCs

How are reticulocyte counts useful Answer - These counts increase with blood loss, or when blood cells are destroyed, such as in hemolytic anemia.Depends on health of bone marrow, so if there is anemia, and the reticulocyte count is normal or less than normal that can indicate bone marrow dysfunction or suppression Functions of RBCs

Answer - Carry oxygen from the lungs to tissues • Transport CO2 • Electrolytes, hormones, vitamins, antibodies, heat, immune cells 1 / 4

pg. 2 MCV Answer - cell size

MCHC Answer - mean cell hemoglobin concentration • Cell color

Microcytic anemia Answer - MCV <80

Normocytic anemia Answer - MCV 80-100

macrocytic anemia Answer - MCV > 100

hypochromic anemia Answer - MCHC <33

Hyperchromic Answer - MCHC > 37

RDW% Answer - Variation in cell size

Anemia is not a disease but a Answer - A presentation of an underlying illness

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pg. 3 Causes of microcytic anemia -Iron deficiency anemia -Copper deficiency -Thalassemia -Hemolysis -Lead poisoning -Inflammation -Sideroblastic anemia -Anemia of chronic disease

Common findings in microcytic anemia -Circulating RBCs are smaller than the usual side of RBCs (microcytic) -They are often decreased in their red color (hypochromic) because of a defective heme synthesis -MCV <80 -MCHC <33

Iron An essential element for a blood production Recycled in conserved by the body Necessary to produce him Diurnal

Ferritin -Storage form of iron (apo-protein) -About 25% of iron is stored as this -Acute phase reactant

normal iron level Answer - 50-150 mcg/dL 3 / 4

pg. 4 Normal TIBC Answer - 250-450 mcg/dL

Normal % saturation ferritin Answer - 20-50%

Normal ferritin levels v13-150ng/ml

Iron transports via Answer - Transferrin

What can falsely elevated ferritin?Answer - Widespread inflammation

IDA Causes

Blood loss:

GI ulcerations, malignancies, menorrhagia, milk-anemia [infants]

Malabsorptions:

Gastric resection, Celiac, Inflammatory disorders

Symptoms of IDA Fatigue Exercising tolerance, SON Headache Difficulty concentrating Pallor Chest pain (severe anemia, Hgb<7)

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