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Which is NOT an essential hematopoietic nutrient: • Thrombocyte
A patient developed neutropenia after undergoing cancer chemotherapy and was given this hematopoietic factor: • Filgrastim
The peripheral blood smear of a patient with iron deficiency anemia would show: I • Microcytic, hypochromic anemia
ron is stored as: • Ferritin
An essential nutrient of hematopoiesis that is a cofactor in biochemical reactions involving purines and DNA synthesis: •Tetrahydrofolate
TRUE about folic acid: • Deficiency is associated with neural tube defects in newborns.
This is an example of a fibrinolytic inhibitor: • Tranexamic acid
This is an example of a parenteral direct thrombin inhibitor: • Argatroban
This tissue plasminogen activator is administered within 6 hours following a myocardial infarction: • Alteplase
A patient was started on low dose Aspirin after undergoing hip replacement surgery. What is aspirin's mechanism of action: • It is an antiplatelet agent that inhibits thromboxane A2:
This is an example of an oral direct factor Xa inhibitor: • Rivaroxaban
This is an analog of aminocaproic acid, used orally for the management of prolonged bleeding after tooth extraction: • Tranexamic acid
Indication for the use of fibrinolytic agents, EXCEPT: • Bleeding
This is an example of low molecular weight heparin: • Fondaparinux
An anticoagulant that can be given to pregnant women: • Heparin
Deficiency of this essential nutrient can lead to neural tube defects in the developing fetus: • Folic acid
Heavy menstrual bleeding can lead to anemia because of: •Blood loss
A fat soluble vitamin administered in newborns to prevent hemorrhagic disease as well as enhance synthesis of clotting factors II, VII, IC and X Vitamin K
The clotting factor is the final pathway of clotting • F Xa
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