Hematology and Shock Review

What is the most common cause of sepsis?

• Bacterial infections

• Trauma

• Fungi

• Viruses

T or F. Systemic vascular resistance is increased with sepsis

• True

• False

Shock with decreased HR

• hypovolumic
• hemorrhagic
• obstructive
• neurogenic
• septic

A decrease in systemic vascular resistance can be treated with:

• vasopressors

• positive inotropes

• ace-inhibitors

• intravenous fluid

This stage of shock is associated irreversible organ damage

• Progressive

• Initial

• Refractory

• Compensatory

Which clotting factor is deficient in Hemophilia A?

• VIII

• IX

• II

• X

Which of these sports could be recommended to a child with hemophilia A?

• soccer

• swimming

• rugby

• boxing

What drug can be administered to increase factor VIII levels?

• Depakote

• Desmopressin

• Desvenlafaxine

• Dexmethylphenidate

Which clotting factor(s) are deficient in individuals with Hemophilia?

• Factor VIII and Factor IX

• Factor III and Factor X

• Factor XIII and Factor VII

Sickle cell symptoms are usually recognized in

• Early childhood

• 20s/30s

• 40s/50s

• 60s/70s

• Puberty