thrombosis

Q. Blood volume of an average adult is about:

Q. Which is not considered a leucocyte?

Q. What is the process that occurs when there is a shortage of
oxygen in the body?






















Q. What is the process that occurs when there is a shortage of
oxygen in the body?



A. Haemopoiesis

Q. The main function of erythrocytes is to:

Q. If a client’s blood test reveals a greater than normal amount
of eosinophils, this may indicate the presence of:

Q. The definition of
haemostasis is:

Q. The chemical events common to intrinsic and extrinsic pathways
system begin with:

Q. The intrinsic pathway of blood coagulation is activated by:

Q. The definition of an embolus is:

Q. Which is true of blood groups?

Q. In order to prevent thromboembolic disorders, it is desirable
to use:

Q. The initial mechanism of action of heparin is:

Q. Which anticoagulant is indicated for oral administration?

Q. Which drug is given in the case of overdose with heparin?

Q. What drug is considered the first choice in the prevention of
thromboembolism in pregnancy?

Q. An adverse reaction possible to both anticoagulants and
antiplatelet agents is:

Q. Which of the following drugs, when prescribed concurrently with
heparin, could lead to an increased chance of haemorrhage?

Q. Which would not be considered a mechanism of action of
antiplatelet drugs?

Q. The use of iron, folic acid and vitamin B12
is
indicated in:

Q. Haemostatic and antifibrinolytic drugs are useful in the
treatment of: