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The following manifestations describe _____ _____ in a blood transfusion:
dyspnea, chest tightness, tachycardia, tachypnea, headache, hypertension, jugular-vein
distention, peripheral edema, orthopnea, sudden anxiety, and crackles in base of lungs
- ANSWERS-circulatory overload
Nurse should stay w/patient during first 15 min. of transfusion because? - ANSWERS-
adverse reaction
If caring for a patient and transfusion reaction occurs? - ANSWERS-stop the
transfusion, send the blood bag and IV tubing to blood bank or lab, & maintain an IV
infusion w/0.9% sodium chloride
Monitoring pt who began receiving blood 10 mins ago, what causes immediate
concern? - ANSWERS-dyspnea, patient says itches, patient flushed
, A nurse is doing preoperative teaching on patient who is having elective sx w/blood
transfusion...what should she include in teaching? - ANSWERS-"You will receive the
blood you donated 4 weeks prior to the surgery."
Normal Iron range female = - ANSWERS-60-160
Normal Iron range male = - ANSWERS-80-180
↑ level iron = - ANSWERS-hemochromatosis, iron excess, liver disorder, or
megaloblastic anemia
↓ level iron = - ANSWERS-iron deficiency, anemia, or hemorrhage
Normal RBC range female = - ANSWERS-4.2-5.4
Normal RBC range male = - ANSWERS-4.7-6.1
↓ level of RBCs = - ANSWERS-anemia
Normal WBC range = - ANSWERS-5,000-10,000
↑ level of WBCs = - ANSWERS-infection
↓ level of WBCs = - ANSWERS-immunosuppression
Normal Platelet range = - ANSWERS-150,000-400,000
↑ level platelet = - ANSWERS-malignancy or polycythemia vera
↓ level platelet = - ANSWERS-autoimmune disease, bone marrow suppression, or
enlarged spleen
Disorders Exam 2026 MOST Recent
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The following manifestations describe _____ _____ in a blood transfusion:
dyspnea, chest tightness, tachycardia, tachypnea, headache, hypertension, jugular-vein
distention, peripheral edema, orthopnea, sudden anxiety, and crackles in base of lungs
- ANSWERS-circulatory overload
Nurse should stay w/patient during first 15 min. of transfusion because? - ANSWERS-
adverse reaction
If caring for a patient and transfusion reaction occurs? - ANSWERS-stop the
transfusion, send the blood bag and IV tubing to blood bank or lab, & maintain an IV
infusion w/0.9% sodium chloride
Monitoring pt who began receiving blood 10 mins ago, what causes immediate
concern? - ANSWERS-dyspnea, patient says itches, patient flushed
, A nurse is doing preoperative teaching on patient who is having elective sx w/blood
transfusion...what should she include in teaching? - ANSWERS-"You will receive the
blood you donated 4 weeks prior to the surgery."
Normal Iron range female = - ANSWERS-60-160
Normal Iron range male = - ANSWERS-80-180
↑ level iron = - ANSWERS-hemochromatosis, iron excess, liver disorder, or
megaloblastic anemia
↓ level iron = - ANSWERS-iron deficiency, anemia, or hemorrhage
Normal RBC range female = - ANSWERS-4.2-5.4
Normal RBC range male = - ANSWERS-4.7-6.1
↓ level of RBCs = - ANSWERS-anemia
Normal WBC range = - ANSWERS-5,000-10,000
↑ level of WBCs = - ANSWERS-infection
↓ level of WBCs = - ANSWERS-immunosuppression
Normal Platelet range = - ANSWERS-150,000-400,000
↑ level platelet = - ANSWERS-malignancy or polycythemia vera
↓ level platelet = - ANSWERS-autoimmune disease, bone marrow suppression, or
enlarged spleen
