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Please read each question and select your answer from the choices provided. You must complete all of the questions in order to view your results. At the end of each exam, you have the option to e-mail your results to your instructor.

1: The bluish tint that results from inadequate oxygenation of the blood is known as:
	A: thrombosis
	B: embolus
	C: cyanosis
	D: coagulation

2: Pulmonary emboli usually develop in which area of the body before moving to the lungs?
	A: Heart
	B: Legs
	C: Arms
	D: Thorax
	E: Neck

3: An intravascular clot that has detached from its original site of formation and is carried by circulation is a _______.
	A: thrombosis
	B: embolus
	C: infarct
	D: coagulant

4: Which of the following conditions does NOT predispose to venous thrombosis?
	A: stasis of blood in veins
	B: varicose veins
	C: increased capillary permeability
	D: incrased blood coagulability

5: Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a large pulmonary embolism?
	A: dyspnea
	B: cyanosis
	C: gangrene
	D: shock

6: A bloody sputum can indicate a possible:
	A: lung infarct
	B: arterial thrombosis
	C: pulmonary edema
	D: intracardiac thrombosis

7: In a septic pulmonary emboli, a carcinoma obstructs blood flow to the lungs.
	A: TRUE
	B: FALSE

8: Which of the following tools is NOT used to diagnose a pulmonary embolism?
	A: X-ray
	B: Lung scan
	C: pulmonary angiography
	D: biopsy

9: Arterial thrombosis arises from what preexisting condition?
	A: edema
	B: venous thrombosis
	C: arteriosclerosis
	D: pulmonary infarct

10: Clinical manifestations of arterial thrombosis can include all of the following EXCEPT:
	A: heart attack
	B: stroke
	C: gout
	D: gangrene

11: An embolism is always secondary to thrombosis.
	A: TRUE
	B: FALSE

12: An embolism that results from a fractured bone is categorized as a:
	A: fat embolism
	B: amniotic fluid embolism
	C: air embolism
	D: particulate matter embolism

13: Edema can be secondary to a problem with:
	A: hydrostatic pressure
	B: capillary permeability
	C: plasma proteins
	D: lymphatic channels
	E: All of the Above

14: Heart failure can cause edema by raising the pressure in the systemic arteries
	A: TRUE
	B: FALSE

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