single cell line, failure of cell lines, and dr. Rini PF infiltration. Example of infiltration 1. The bone marrow is able to produce per a. Megakaryocites and red cell precursors body weight, except a. 3 billion red cells b. white cell precursors, fanconi anemia, b. 1,5 billion white cells dyskeratosis congenital c. 1 billion white cells d. 2,5 billion platelets c. de novo (e.g leukemia), dyshematopoietic anemia 2. Blood loss in the newborn infant can cause obstetric compilcation d, familial without anomalies, idiopathic and secondary a. aberrant placental vessels
b. cavernous hemangioma
c. placental chorangioma
d. placenta previa
3. Blood loss in the newborn infant can cause
internal hemorrhage and occult prenatal hemorrhage
a. intracranial and twin-to-twin transfusion
b. retroperitoneal and blood letting in a
normal infant
c. fetomaternal transfusion and intrathoracic
d. rupture or hemorrhage of liver, spleen or
other organ
4. abnormalities of two or three cell lines
usually indicate one of the following, except :
a. bone marrow involvement (e.g. aplastic
anemia, leukemia)
b. suggestive of red cell membrane disorders
(e.g.spherocytes, stomatocytosis or elliptocytosis)
c. an immunologic disorders
d. sequestration of cells (e.g hypersplenism)
Labotatory of assessment of hematology a. Heart failure and death disorder b. Clogging of the capillaries as a result of hemoconcentration Dr. Kemas Yakub c. Moderately to severely anemic d. Viral infection, hypersplenism, bone 1. Shortly after birth, hematopoiesis in the liver marrow depression cells ceases and the bone marrow is the only 8. Method of measurement is helpful in the site production of investigation of some hematologic disorder a. T lymphocytes and in monitoring respons to therapy b. B lymphocytes a. Mean corpuscular volume 9MCV c. Erythrocytes b. Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin d. All false concentration (MCHC) 2. Take action to prevent posttest errors of c. Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin (MCH) venipuncture errors d. Red cell size distribution Width (RDW) a. Failure to dry site completely after cleansing with alcohol b. Failure to check patients compliance with dietary restrictions c. Failure to release tourniquet before needle withdrawal d. Failure to apply pressure immediately to venipuncture site 3. Causes of leukocytosis include, except a. Chronic hemolysis b. Drugs, especially ether, chloroform, quinine,epinephrine, colony stimulating factors c. Hemorrhage (acute) d. Polycythemia vera 4. Erythrocytosis (increased RBC) occurs in a. Hodgkin disease & other lymphoma b. Policytemia vera, alveolar hypoventilation c. SLE, Addison disease d. Rheumatic fever, sub acute endocarditis 5. Increased Hct values occur in, except a. Dehydration b. Erythrocytosis c. Polycytemia vera d. Shock, when hemoconcentration rises considerably 6. Hemolythic anemia caused by except a. Reaction to hemorrhage b. Reaction chemicals or drugs c. Reaction to infectious drugs d. Reaction to physical agents 7. The panic Hb value is <5.0 g/dl (<50g/l), a condition that leads to