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1: The average human has how many quarts of blood?
	A: 3
	B: 4
	C: 5
	D: 6
	E: 7

2: The raw materials required for blood synthesis within the marrow include all of the following EXCEPT:
	A: iron
	B: vitamin B12
	C: folic acid
	D: zinc
	E: protein

3: Erythropoiesis is regulated by:
	A: COPD
	B: ephedrine
	C: ACE inhibitors
	D: erythropoietin
	E: All of the Above

4: The an etiologic classification of aneima might be:
	A: hypochromic
	B: transferrinitis
	C: macrocytic
	D: blood loss-related

5: Anemia caused by folic acid deficiency can be secondary to:
	A: venous thrombosis
	B: atherosclerosis
	C: poor diet
	D: lymphoma

6: Anemia caused by bone marrow damage is often treated with:
	A: chemotherapy
	B: lasers
	C: radiation
	D: blood transfusions
	E: surgery

7: Hemolytic anemia can be acquired through trauma to the cardiovascular system.
	A: TRUE
	B: FALSE

8: Hemochromatosis can eventually lead to organ damage.
	A: TRUE
	B: FALSE

9: Evaluation and diagnosis of anemia may use all of the following methods EXCEPT:
	A: physical and historical examination
	B: blood count
	C: ameniocitis
	D: reticulocyte count
	E: bone marrow study

10: What is a complication of polycythemia?
	A: increased blood viscosity
	B: decreased kidney function
	C: hemhorraging
	D: epithelial neoplasia

11: The nodes of the lymph system serve as
	A: pumps
	B: filters
	C: factories
	D: All of the above

12: The spleen destroys worn-out red blood cells.
	A: TRUE
	B: FALSE

13: An infection that originates outside the lymphatic system and migrates to regional nodes is known as:
	A: lymphadenitis
	B: neoplasm
	C: mononucleosis
	D: hemolytic anemia

14: Enlarged lymph nodes can be indicative of:
	A: localized infection
	B: systemic infection
	C: lymphoma
	D: metastatic tumor
	E: All of the Above

15: Individuals who have had a splenectomy develop problems with the ____ system.
	A: digestive
	B: nervous
	C: immune
	D: skeletal

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