Module 1

Front

Your client has iron deficiency anemia, what clinical manifestation would you expect to find? Options: Bradycardia, Jaundice, Parasthesias, Koilonychias

Back

Koilonychias

Front

Which client is at the highest risk for iron-deficiency anemia? A vegan, A renal failure client, A women of childbearing age, A gastric bypass client

Back

A women of childbearing age

Front

Which clinical manifestation would indicate iron-deficiency improving in a 1 year old infant? Options: Resting HR of 140 beats per minute, An increase number of hours of sleep, A downward trend in growth percentiles, RR 38 breaths per minute with activity

Back

RR 38 breaths per minute with activity

Front

What is the priority in an anemic with a hemoglobin of 9g/dL and a hematocrit of 30%?

Back

Determine the cause of the anemia

Front

A client treated with ferrous sulfate for iron-deficiency anemia has elevated retic count meaning

Back

The client is beginning to recover from the anemia

Front

What is the priority in a chemotherapy client that develops thrombocytopenia?

Back

Monitor platelet count

Front

Your client's platelet count is 10,000, what is your priority?

Back

Assess level of consciousness

Front

A child presents with deep bone pain, which other S/S would be concerning for leukemia? Options: Increased appetite, Increased activity level, Petechiae, Gi disturbances

Back

Petechiae

Front

Pernicious anemia, what cells found in the gastric mucosa are not secreting intrinsic factor?

Back

Parietal

Front

Select the client below who is at MOST risk for pernicious anemia: A 25 year old female of childbearing age, A 66 year old male with microcytic and hypochromic anemia, A 42 year old female with normocytic and normochromic anemia, A 75 year old male who recently had surgery on the ileum.

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A 75 year old male who recently had surgery on the ileum.