A) an infusion of protein S factor.
B) blood work to evaluate protein C level.
C) a laboratory test to determine factor X level.
D) vitamin K injections.
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A) intrinsic pathway.
B) extrinsic pathway.
C) common pathway.
D) either intrinsic or extrinsic pathway.
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A) are mutually exclusive.
B) are nonspecific immune responses.
C) are producers of antigens.
D) work together to provide immunity.
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A) this is a normal platelet level.
B) spontaneous bleeding may occur.
C) the patient is at great risk for fatal hemorrhage.
D) this level is considered slightly low.
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A) factor XII.
B) factor VII.
C) factor X.
D) subendothelial collagen.
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A) recognition of tissue as "self."
B) injury to tissues.
C) infection.
D) malignancy.
E) unknown causes.
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A) enhance humoral immune response.
B) suppress the humoral response.
C) suppress the cell-mediated response.
D) are a feature of an autoimmune disease.
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A) continue monitoring the patient, as this hematocrit is normal.
B) administer platelets to help control bleeding.
C) give fresh frozen plasma to decrease prothrombin time.
D) provide RBC transfusion because this level is below the normal threshold.
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A) after several minutes.
B) with fibrin to solidify the platelet plug.
C) usually within seconds.
D) as a permanent solution.
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A) assess fluids for occult blood.
B) observe for oozing and bleeding and remove clots that form.
C) limit invasive procedures.
D) take temperatures rectally to increase accuracy.
E) weigh dressings to assess blood loss.
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A) is necessary for tissue repair.
B) inhibits the process called chemotaxis.
C) is harmful when uncontrolled.
D) is less efficient when complement proteins are present.
E) occurs when mediators cause vasoconstriction.
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A) less than 500 cells/microliter.
B) 500 to 1000 cells/microliter.
C) 1000 to 1500 cells/microliter.
D) 1500 cells/microliter or higher.
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A) complete blood count.
B) hemoglobin and hematocrit.
C) electrolyte values.
D) blood culture results.
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A) anemia reflective of low volume.
B) aplastic anemia.
C) hemolytic anemia.
D) sickle cell anemia.
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A) an elevated bilirubin level.
B) a low reticulocyte count.
C) sickled cells.
D) low white blood cell and platelet counts.
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A) the patient has a bacterial infection.
B) a shift to the left is occurring.
C) chemotherapeutic agents alter the ability to fight infection.
D) neutrophils have a long life span and multiply slowly.
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A) signs of systemic infection.
B) a drop in temperature from its normal set point.
C) the absence of chills.
D) bradycardia.
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A) a decrease in fibrin degradation products.
B) an increased D-dimer level.
C) thrombocytopenia.
D) low fibrinogen levels.
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A) give the RBCs before the platelets.
B) give the platelets before the RBCs.
C) use local therapies to stop the bleeding.
D) give the platelets and RBCs at the same time.
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A) aminoglycosides.
B) antiplatelet agents.
C) cephalosporins.
D) vasoconstrictors.
E) sulfonamides.
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