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15 Cards in this Set
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What can become any kind of cell?
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Stem cell
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What when fragmented becomes platelets?
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megakaryocyte
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What may become cells that produce antibodies?
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Lymphocytes
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If a pt has just gotten blood what do you watch for
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Fever, back pain, respiratory distress, crackles, hives
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Lymph is returned to the blood in what?
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Subclavian veins
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What is a normal hemoglobin value?
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12 to 18g/100 ml
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What labg value is monitored for a client receiving heparin?
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TCT
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What blood product replaces missing clotting factors?
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cryoprecipitate
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What gauge needle would you use for a blood transfusion?
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18
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If your pt is recieving blood and complains of chest and back pain what do you do?
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Stop transfusion
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What is most important before a bone marrow biopsy?
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Administer analgesic
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Where is prothrombin produced
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liver
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The clotting time for a pt on warfarin should be what?
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1.5 to two times normal values
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What should be the number of circulating RBCs?
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4.1 to 6.0 Million per mm
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What should the value of Hematocrit be?
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38-48 %
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