DeVry University, Chicago PATHOPHISI 1 1)the plasma protein which maintains oncotic pressure is   Plasma that has had firbrinogen and other substances removed in the laboratory is called   Plasma proteins synthesized by lymphocytes in the lymph nodes are   what is the predominant phagocyte of early inflammation?   In addition to playing a role in hemostasis, platelets have the ability to   In a patient suffering an acute tonsil infection, the nurse palpates cervical lymph nodes that are enlarged and tender because   Fibrinolysis is mediated by   Which anemia is classified as a macrocyticnormochromic anemia?   clinically, neutropenia exists when the neutrophil count is lessthan                per milliliter?     what is the major cause of death in untreated meales in their mid-50’s to 60’s with polycythemia vera?   Leukocytosis can be defined as   infectious mononucleosis, often called “kissing disease” affecting teens and young adults, is an acute infection of   Known cause of acute leukemia in children and youths include which of the following?   what is the preferred treatment for acute leukemia?   Lymphadenopathy occurring with malignant disease is characterized by ?     The morphologic classification of pernicious anemia is   Iron deficiency anemia   Maternal- fetal blood incompatibility may exist in which of the following conditions?   what is a major symptom of vaso-occlusive crisis in sickle cell anemia?   Hemophilia B is also known as   Hodgkin’s lymphoma is characterized by an abnormal cell called a   A yellow discoloration of the skin would be documented as   which of the following types of white blood cells contains preformed granules of vasoactive amines?              is an unstable type of hemoglobin that cannot bind with oxygen   In some anemia the erythrocytes are present in various sizes, this is referred to as   Normocytic-normochromis anemias include which of the following?   Multiple myeloma can be defined as a neoplasm of   the severe pain that individuals with multiple myeloma experience is attributed to   what is the most common cause of anemia from insufficient erythropoiesis in children? When the hemoglobin content falls below    g/dl, tissue compensatory mechanisms can no longer compensate adequately, and clinical manifestations of anemia become readily apparent   Fetuses that do not survive because of anemia in   utero are usually stillborn with gross edema of the entire body which is a condition called   Hemophilia A, a sex-linked autosomal recessive illness, involves a deficiency in