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| increases nuetrophils to prevent infection by increasing the # of WBC's |
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| Drug to increase production of Nuetrophils |
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| Hormone secreted by Kidneys for RBC production |
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A Hematopoietic agent: Increases production of RBC's helps stimulate Erythropoietin |
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| Antidot for Coudamin (Warafin Sodium) |
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| Protamin Sulfate Test action |
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| 0.1% solution placed on plasma and will reveal fibrin (which was end product of a broken down clot) |
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| Given for gout (a signal of a hematological disorder) |
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| Don't ever stop these abruptly |
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increases the RBC count in: clients with chronic renal failure (no erthyropoietin) Cancer HIV A colony stimulating factor |
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epoetin alfa (most common) |
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increases the RBC count in: clients with chronic renal failure (no erthyropoietin) Cancer HIV A colony stimulating factor |
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| Type of drugs that can increase RBC's and Nuetrophils |
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| increase nuetrophils (WBC's) to help prevent infection |
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An inerleukin: used after chemo causes myleo suppresion affects thrombocyte production to prevent or treat thrombocytopenia |
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| released by interluekons as an anti-viral response |
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Drugs given to promote: RBC Production WBC Production Treat Thrombocytopenia |
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SQ or IV digistive enzymes will destroy their properties |
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| How and why do we give Cytokines? |
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dysrthymias chest pain pericardial tamponade GI bleeding bowel ischemia respiratory arrest seizures coma |
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| What are the side effects of cytokines? |
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