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Question 1
A patient with sickle cell anemia reports sudden severe back
pain and dark urine. What complication is most likely?
• A) Acute chest syndrome
• B) Vaso-occlusive crisis
• C) Hemolytic crisis
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• D) Sequestration crisis
Rationale: Vaso-occlusive crisis causes severe pain from
ischemia; dark urine indicates hemolysis.
Question 2
Which lab finding is expected in hemophilia A?
• A) Low platelets
• B) Prolonged PTT
• C) Prolonged PT
• D) High fibrinogen
Rationale: Factor VIII deficiency → prolonged PTT; PT
and platelets normal.
Question 3
[SCENARIO] A patient with ITP has a platelet count of
18,000/µL. What is the priority nursing intervention?
• A) Administer vitamin K
• B) Bleeding precautions
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• C) Prepare platelet transfusion
• D) Monitor petechiae only
Rationale: Platelets <20,000 risk spontaneous bleeding;
bleeding precautions prevent injury.
Question 4
Which dietary instruction is correct for iron-deficiency anemia?
• A) Increase dairy
• B) Lean red meat and spinach
• C) Avoid citrus fruits
• D) Limit vitamin C
Rationale: Heme iron (meat) and non-heme iron (spinach)
absorb best with vitamin C.
Question 5
A patient with polycythemia vera is at highest risk for which
complication?
• A) Hemorrhage
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• B) Thrombosis
• C) Infection
• D) Anemia
Rationale: Hyperviscosity increases risk of stroke, MI,
DVT.
Question 6
What is the expected hemoglobin in a male with severe
anemia?
• A) 12-14 g/dL
• B) 10-12 g/dL
• C) <8 g/dL
• D) >16 g/dL
Rationale: Severe anemia = Hgb <8 g/dL; normal male
14-18.
Question 7
Mdc3 Exam 2 Kahoot And Wooclap
Questions Exam Complete Questions And
Correct Answers (Verified Answers), 100%
Guaranteed Pass ||Complete A+ Guide
Question 1
A patient with sickle cell anemia reports sudden severe back
pain and dark urine. What complication is most likely?
• A) Acute chest syndrome
• B) Vaso-occlusive crisis
• C) Hemolytic crisis
,Page 2 of 170
• D) Sequestration crisis
Rationale: Vaso-occlusive crisis causes severe pain from
ischemia; dark urine indicates hemolysis.
Question 2
Which lab finding is expected in hemophilia A?
• A) Low platelets
• B) Prolonged PTT
• C) Prolonged PT
• D) High fibrinogen
Rationale: Factor VIII deficiency → prolonged PTT; PT
and platelets normal.
Question 3
[SCENARIO] A patient with ITP has a platelet count of
18,000/µL. What is the priority nursing intervention?
• A) Administer vitamin K
• B) Bleeding precautions
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• C) Prepare platelet transfusion
• D) Monitor petechiae only
Rationale: Platelets <20,000 risk spontaneous bleeding;
bleeding precautions prevent injury.
Question 4
Which dietary instruction is correct for iron-deficiency anemia?
• A) Increase dairy
• B) Lean red meat and spinach
• C) Avoid citrus fruits
• D) Limit vitamin C
Rationale: Heme iron (meat) and non-heme iron (spinach)
absorb best with vitamin C.
Question 5
A patient with polycythemia vera is at highest risk for which
complication?
• A) Hemorrhage
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• B) Thrombosis
• C) Infection
• D) Anemia
Rationale: Hyperviscosity increases risk of stroke, MI,
DVT.
Question 6
What is the expected hemoglobin in a male with severe
anemia?
• A) 12-14 g/dL
• B) 10-12 g/dL
• C) <8 g/dL
• D) >16 g/dL
Rationale: Severe anemia = Hgb <8 g/dL; normal male
14-18.
Question 7
