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2025 Hematology: Blood Disorders, Diagnostics, and Therapeutics., Exams of Nursing

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2025 Hematology: Blood Disorders, Diagnostics, and
Therapeutics.
Which cell is the origin of all blood cells?
A) Megakaryocyte
B) Lymphocyte
C) Hematopoietic stem cell
D) Monocyte
2. What is the main function of erythrocytes?
A) Immune defense
B) Blood clotting
C) Oxygen transport
D) Hormone transport
3. Which vitamin deficiency causes megaloblastic anemia?
A) Vitamin C
B) Vitamin B12
C) Vitamin D
D) Vitamin K
4. What is the lifespan of a normal red blood cell?
A) 21 days
B) 90 days
C) 120 days
D) 365 days
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Therapeutics.

Which cell is the origin of all blood cells?

 A) Megakaryocyte  B) Lymphocyte  C) Hematopoietic stem cell ✔  D) Monocyte

  1. What is the main function of erythrocytes?  A) Immune defense  B) Blood clotting  C) Oxygen transport ✔  D) Hormone transport
  2. Which vitamin deficiency causes megaloblastic anemia?  A) Vitamin C  B) Vitamin B12 ✔  C) Vitamin D  D) Vitamin K
  3. What is the lifespan of a normal red blood cell?  A) 21 days  B) 90 days  C) 120 days ✔  D) 365 days
  1. Which protein is responsible for oxygen transport in blood?  A) Albumin  B) Fibrinogen  C) Hemoglobin ✔  D) Myoglobin
  2. Which anemia is characterized by microcytic hypochromic red blood cells?  A) Megaloblastic anemia  B) Iron deficiency anemia ✔  C) Aplastic anemia  D) Hemolytic anemia
  3. Which test measures the intrinsic pathway of coagulation?  A) PT  B) aPTT ✔  C) Bleeding time  D) Platelet count
  4. Factor VIII deficiency causes which disorder?  A) Hemophilia B  B) Von Willebrand disease  C) Hemophilia A ✔  D) Disseminated intravascular coagulation
  5. Which is the primary site of adult hematopoiesis?

 A) Iron deficiency  B) Bone marrow failure  C) Destruction of red blood cells by autoantibodies ✔  D) Vitamin B12 deficiency

  1. Low MCV is typical of:  A) Megaloblastic anemia  B) Iron deficiency anemia ✔  C) Hemolytic anemia  D) Aplastic anemia
  2. Primary function of platelets is:  A) Oxygen transport  B) Immune response  C) Blood clotting ✔  D) Hormone secretion
  3. Common symptom of anemia is:  A) Hypertension  B) Fatigue ✔  C) Rash  D) Jaundice
  4. Pernicious anemia is caused by deficiency of:  A) Vitamin C  B) Vitamin D

 C) Vitamin B12 ✔  D) Vitamin K

  1. Increased white blood cell count is called:  A) Leukopenia  B) Leukocytosis ✔  C) Thrombocytopenia  D) Anemia
  2. Pancytopenia is a feature of:  A) Polycythemia  B) Aplastic anemia ✔  C) Leukemia  D) Hemophilia
  3. von Willebrand disease involves deficiency of:  A) Factor VIII  B) von Willebrand factor ✔  C) Fibrinogen  D) Factor IX
  4. Reed-Sternberg cells are characteristic of:  A) Non-Hodgkin lymphoma  B) Hodgkin lymphoma ✔  C) Multiple myeloma  D) Leukemia

 B) Duplication  C) Translocation between chromosomes 9 and 22 ✔  D) Inversion

  1. Multiple myeloma affects:  A) T lymphocytes  B) B lymphocytes  C) Plasma cells ✔  D) Myeloid cells
  2. Jaundice is common in:  A) Iron deficiency anemia  B) Aplastic anemia  C) Hemolytic anemia ✔  D) Megaloblastic anemia
  3. Bleeding time test evaluates:  A) Clotting factors  B) Platelet count  C) Platelet function ✔  D) Coagulation cascade
  4. Anemia of chronic disease is usually:  A) Microcytic  B) Macrocytic  C) Normocytic normochromic

 D) Hemolytic

  1. Macrocytic anemia is caused by:  A) Iron deficiency  B) Vitamin B12 deficiency ✔  C) Thalassemia  D) Sideroblastic anemia
  2. Frequent infections are a symptom of:  A) Polycythemia  B) Leukemia ✔  C) Hemophilia  D) Anemia
  3. Characteristic blood smear in thalassemia shows:  A) Macrocytosis  B) Microcytosis with target cells ✔  C) Hypersegmented neutrophils  D) Spherocytes
  4. Normocytic anemia can be caused by:  A) Iron deficiency  B) Acute blood loss ✔  C) Vitamin B12 deficiency  D) Thalassemia
  5. Common cause of neutropenia is:

 C) Increased hemoglobin A  D) Decreased reticulocyte count

  1. Excessive platelet production occurs in:  A) Leukemia  B) Essential thrombocythemia ✔  C) Hemophilia  D) Aplastic anemia
  2. DIC presents with:  A) Hypertension  B) Bleeding and thrombosis ✔  C) Weight gain  D) Jaundice
  3. DIC lab findings include:  A) Increased platelets  B) Decreased platelets ✔  C) Normal PT  D) Normal fibrinogen
  4. Treatment for iron deficiency anemia is:  A) Vitamin B  B) Oral iron supplements ✔  C) Folic acid  D) Blood transfusion
  1. Folate deficiency causes:  A) Iron deficiency  B) Macrocytic anemia ✔  C) Chronic blood loss  D) Hemolysis
  2. Factor IX deficiency causes:  A) Hemophilia A  B) Hemophilia B ✔  C) Von Willebrand disease  D) Factor X deficiency
  3. Reactive thrombocytosis is caused by:  A) Infection  B) Inflammation or stress ✔  C) Aplastic anemia  D) Hemophilia
  4. CLL is characterized by:  A) Acute onset  B) Lymphocytosis with smudge cells ✔  C) Pancytopenia  D) Thrombocytopenia
  5. G6PD deficiency causes:  A) Iron deficiency

 C) EDTA ✔

 D) Sodium fluoride

  1. Which WBC is the first responder to bacterial infection?  A) Lymphocyte  B) Eosinophil  C) Neutrophil ✔  D) Basophil
  2. In pernicious anemia, which antibody is commonly present?  A) Anti-centromere  B) Anti-Ro  C) Anti-intrinsic factor antibody ✔  D) Anti-dsDNA
  3. Which condition causes hypersegmented neutrophils?  A) Iron deficiency  B) Megaloblastic anemia ✔  C) Thalassemia  D) Hemolytic anemia
  4. Which hemoglobin variant is found in sickle cell disease?  A) HbA  B) HbF  C) HbS

 D) HbC

  1. Which test is used to assess iron stores in the body?  A) Serum iron  B) TIBC  C) Serum ferritin ✔  D) Reticulocyte count
  2. Which cell type is increased in chronic myeloid leukemia?  A) Lymphocytes  B) Granulocytes ✔  C) Plasma cells  D) Monocytes
  3. Which factor deficiency results in prolonged PT and normal aPTT?  A) Factor VIII  B) Factor IX  C) Factor XI  D) Factor VII
  4. Which is the common cause of normocytic anemia?  A) Iron deficiency  B) Chronic disease ✔  C) Vitamin B12 deficiency  D) Thalassemia
  1. Which of the following is the most common inherited thrombophilia?  A) Protein C deficiency  B) Protein S deficiency  C) Antithrombin deficiency  D) Factor V Leiden mutation
  2. Which of the following is a cause of neutrophilia?  A) Viral infections  B) Bacterial infections ✔  C) Aplastic anemia  D) Hemophilia
  3. Which of the following is a feature of acute lymphoblastic leukemia?  A) Adults over 60  B) Children and young adults ✔  C) Plasma cell proliferation  D) Chronic course
  4. Which of the following is a sign of disseminated intravascular coagulation?  A) Thrombocytosis  B) Prolonged PT and aPTT ✔  C) Increased fibrinogen  D) Polycythemia
  1. Which of the following is a cause of thrombocytopenia?  A) Polycythemia vera  B) Immune thrombocytopenic purpura ✔  C) Essential thrombocythemia  D) Leukemia
  2. Which of the following is a treatment for hemophilia A?  A) Platelet transfusion  B) Factor VIII concentrate ✔  C) Vitamin K  D) Aspirin
  3. Which of the following is a feature of polycythemia vera?  A) Anemia  B) Elevated hematocrit and hemoglobin ✔  C) Thrombocytopenia  D) Leukopenia
  4. Which of the following is a common cause of macrocytosis?  A) Iron deficiency  B) Alcoholism ✔  C) Thalassemia  D) Chronic blood loss
  5. Which of the following is a cause of microcytic anemia?  A) Vitamin B12 deficiency

 D) Hemophilia

  1. Which of the following is a cause of pancytopenia?  A) Iron deficiency  B) Aplastic anemia ✔  C) Thalassemia  D) Hemophilia
  2. Which of the following is a cause of leukocytosis?  A) Chemotherapy  B) Infection ✔  C) Aplastic anemia  D) Hemophilia
  3. Which of the following is a cause of leukopenia?  A) Infection  B) Chemotherapy ✔  C) Polycythemia vera  D) Hemophilia
  4. Which of the following is a cause of macrocytic anemia?  A) Iron deficiency  B) Hypothyroidism ✔  C) Chronic blood loss  D) Hemolytic anemia
  5. Which of the following is a cause of microcytic anemia?

 A) Vitamin B12 deficiency  B) Lead poisoning ✔  C) Aplastic anemia  D) Hemolytic anemia

  1. Which of the following is a cause of normocytic anemia?  A) Iron deficiency  B) Chronic kidney disease ✔  C) Vitamin B12 deficiency  D) Thalassemia
  2. Which of the following is a cause of thrombocytopenia?  A) Infection  B) Immune thrombocytopenic purpura ✔  C) Polycythemia vera  D) Hemophilia
  3. Which of the following is a cause of thrombocytosis?  A) Infection  B) Reactive thrombocytosis ✔  C) Aplastic anemia  D) Hemophilia
  4. Which of the following is a cause of neutrophilia?  A) Viral infections  B) Bacterial infections