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1This test counts the number of 1. white blood cells, 2. red blood cells, and 3. platelets.
- AComplete Blood Count
- BRBC Count
- CHematocrit
2A high ___ is a sign of infection.
- ARed blood cells
- BWhite blood cells
3Leukopenia is when you have low...
- AWhite blood cells
- BRed blood cells
- CPlatelets
- DComplete blood count
4This tests what proportion of the blood is made up of RBCs.
- AHematocrit
- BHemoglobin
- CMean Corcpuscular Volume
- DMean Corpuscular Hemoglobin
5The space that each red blood cell fills is called what?
- AMCV
- BMCH
- CRDW
- DPlatelet Count
6A high mean corpuscular test usually indicates what?
- AMacrocytic anemia
- BMicrocytic anemia
7The body uses ____ to make hemoglobin.
- AIron
- BHematocrit
8High MCH scores are a sign of macrocytic anemia and not having enough what (2 of these are most likely).
- AVitamin B12
- BFolic acid
- CIron
- DHemoglobin
- EWBCs
9MCH measures the [blank_start]amount[blank_end] of hemoglobin found in the red blood cells in the body while MCV measures the [blank_start]size[blank_end] of the red blood cell.
- Aamount
- Bsize
- Csize
- Damount
10The most major cause of hyponatremia is [blank_start]edema[blank_end].
- Aedema
11The major cause of hypernatremia is [blank_start]dehydration[blank_end].
- Adehydration
12This electrolyte is the major marker for fluid balance in the body.
- ASodium
- BPotassium
- CMagnesium
- DZinc
- EPhosphate
13Hyperkalemia is a sign of renal failure.
- ATrue
- BFalse
14The most common causes of [blank_start]hyperkalemia[blank_end] is using ACE inhibitors, ARBs, kidney failure.
- Ahyperkalemia
15The most common causes of [blank_start]hypokalemia[blank_end] include use of diuretics, excessive loss through the GI tract such as vomiting, diarrhea, or laxative use.
- Ahypokalemia
16High levels of ALT or AST signify [blank_start]liver[blank_end] damage.
- Aliver
17While creatinine, BUN, and urea indicate the function of the [blank_start]kidneys[blank_end], ALT and AST indicate the function of the [blank_start]liver[blank_end].
- Akidneys
- Bliver
18High creatine and proteinuria is a sign for [blank_start]kidney[blank_end] damage.
- Akidney
- Bliver
- Cgallbladder
- Dspleen
- Eappendix
19BUN stands for Blood Urea Nitrogen, a compound formed by the ammonia broken down from protein during breakdown from the liver. Healthy ____ will remove this compound from the blood.
- ALiver
- BKidneys
20Urea is the primary metabolite derived from [blank_start]protein[blank_end] metabolism, and creatinine is the product derived from [blank_start]muscle creatine[blank_end] catabolism.
- Aprotein
- Bmuscle creatine
- Cmuscle creatine
- Dprotein
21Select the liver function tests.
- ASerum bilirubin
- BALT
- CSerum BUN
- DAST
- ESerum creatinine
- FSerum potassium
22Increased [blank_start]PT[blank_end] may indicate liver damage but can also be elevated if you're taking certain blood-thinning drugs.
- APT
- BWBCs
- CRBCs
- DALT
- ECreatinine
23High [blank_start]hematocrit[blank_end] means the patient has thick and sludgy blood.
- Ahematocrit
24When MCV is [blank_start]low[blank_end], it indicates the cells are blood cells small (microcyrtic) likely due to iron deficiency. When MCV is [blank_start]high[blank_end], it indicates the blood cells are large (macrocytic) due to B12 or folate deficiency.
- Alow
- Bhigh
- Chigh
- Dlow
25[blank_start]Macrocytic[blank_end] blood cells typically indicicate a Vitamin B12 or folate deficiency.
- AMacrocytic
- BMicrocytic
26[blank_start]Microcytic[blank_end] red blood cells typically indicate iron deficiency.
- AMicrocytic
- BMacrocytic
27This organ creates cholesterol, bile, and albumin.
- ALiver
- BKidney
- CGallbladder
- DPancreas
- EAppendix
28Because albumin is made here, low levels can indicate ___ damage.
- AKidney
- BLiver
- CPancreas
- DGallbladder
- ESpleen
29PT is linked to [blank_start]liver[blank_end] damage.
- Aliver
- Bkidney
30PT is related to vitamin [blank_start]K[blank_end].
- AK
31The [blank_start]liver[blank_end] organ creates many of the blood-clotting proteins, therefore high PT can indiate damage of this organ.
- Aliver
32If someone has a high MCHC blood test, it could indicate what?
- AVitamin B12 and folate deficiency
- BIron deficiency
33If someone has low MCHC, this could indicate what?
- AIron deficiency anemia
- BVitamin B12 and folate deficiency anemia
34____ measures the amount of hemoglobin in a red blood cell.
- AMCHC
- BMCV
- CMCH
35[blank_start]Iron[blank_end] is an important mineral in red blood cells that carries oxygen to cells in the body. [blank_start]Ferritin[blank_end] is a protein that stores [blank_start]iron[blank_end] and releases it when the body needs it.
- AIron
- BFerritin
- CFerritin
- DIron
- Eiron
- Fferritin
36This measures the transferrin capacity to bind iron.
- ASerum ferritin
- BTransferrin
- CSerum Iron
- DTotal Iron Binding Capacity
37[blank_start]Serum iron[blank_end] measures iron levels in the blood, [blank_start]transferrin[blank_end] measures levels of this iron carrier, [blank_start]total iron binding capacity[blank_end] measures the transferrin capacity to bind iron, and [blank_start]serum ferritin[blank_end] measures the body's ability to store iron.
- ASerum iron
- BSerum ferritin
- Ctransferrin
- Dferritin
- Eferrin
- Ftotal iron binding capacity
- Gserum ferritin
- Hserum iron
- Itransferrin
- Jserum ferritin
- Ktotal iron binding capacity
- Ltransferrin
38TIBC measures the ____ capacity to bind iron.
- ATransferrin
- BFerritin
- CSerum iron
- DRBC
- EHgb
39What is the main cause of high iron?
- ALiver problems
- BKidney problems
40High ferritin means your body is storing too much iron.
- ATrue
- BFalse
41High ferritin indicates iron deficiency anemia.
- ATrue
- BFalse
42Select the 2 that are generally of concern with alcoholism.
- AFolate
- BThiamine
- CSodium
- DPotassium
- EMagnesium
43Select the compound that is processed in the liver.
- ABilirubin
- BBUN
- CCreatine
- DUrea
- EAmmonia
44Gilbert's Syndrome is when the body doesn't metabolize this compound properly.
- ABilirubin
- BUrea
45Select the main food source of vitamin D.
- AOily fish
- BGreens
- CLegumes
- DTofu
46Select the normal range for triglycerides.
- A< 2.2
- B< 1.7
- C< 3.0
- D< 1.2
- E< 2.0
47For women, HDL should be over [blank_start]1.2[blank_end]. For men, HDL should be over [blank_start]1.1[blank_end].
- A1.2
- B1.1
- C1.1
- D1.2
- E1.3
- F1.0
- G1.0
- H1.3
48eGFR should be over...
- A90
- B65
- C110
- D70
49Select the main meds that reduce the excretion of potassium.
- AACE Inhibitors, spironolactone
- BARBs, furosemide
- CCorticosteroids, furosemide
- DARBs, Lasix
50With kidney injury or failure, creatinine will [blank_start]rise[blank_end] and GFR will [blank_start]fall[blank_end].
- Arise
- Bfall
- Cfall
- Drise
51[blank_start]ACE inhibitors[blank_end] are given to reduce the level of protein or albumin in the urine for those with kidney damage.
- AACE inhibitors
- BCorticosteroids
- CSpironolactone
- DLasix
52Select the liver tests.
- AAST
- BALT
- CAlkaline phosphatase
- DBilirubin
- EAlbumin
- FCreatinine
- GBUN
- HUrea
- ICRP
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- Sciences Clinical Dietetics Quiz on BLOODWORK., created by Lisa Pritchard on 28/03/2023.
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