1
Q
- Disorders of the GI system or heavy menstruation can cause
A. acute blood loss
B. chronic blood loss
A
B. chronic blood loss
2
Q
- Increased thrombocytes (platelets) can be observed in
A. acute blood loss
B. chronic blood loss
A
A. acute blood loss
3
Q
- Traumatic conditions can cause
A. acute blood loss
B. chronic blood loss
A
A. acute blood loss
4
Q
The blood volume is not disrupted in cases of
A. acute blood loss
B. chronic blood loss
A
B. chronic blood loss
5
Q
Results in an iron deficiency and a hypochromic/microcytic erythrocyte morphology on a peripheral blood smear.
A. Acute blood loss
B. Chronic blood loss
A
B. Chronic blood loss
6
Q
The erythrocyte morphology associated with anemia in an otherwise healthy individual caused by acute blood loss is usually
A. microcytic
B. megaloblastic
C. normochromic
D. hypochromic
A
C. normochromic
7
Q
Anemia caused by chronic blood loss is characterized by
A. hypochromic, microcytic erythrocytes
B. macrocytic erythrocytes
C. increased platelets
D. both A and B
A
A. hypochromic, microcytic erythrocytes
