Various types of hemoglobin can be present in the normal healthy adult. Match the type of hemoglobin listed with the correct relative percentage to complete the normal ranges.

 Identify a situation where a patient could present with a relative neutropenia that is NOT absolute. 

Cells are described as having an eccentric heavily stained (condensed chromatin) nucleus, high N:C ratio, and blue cytoplasm. A pale perinuclear Golgi complex is noted next to the nucleus. Identify this cell type:

Match each clinical diagnosis with the most likely resulting hematologic abnormality.

You are working in hematology during your clinical rotation and receive a blood smear for a patient with a hemoglobin value of 7 g/dL. What adjustment should be made to your peripheral blood smear technique to achieve a blood smear of appropriate thickness? 

Which CD marker can be detected on mature B cells? 

During the primary survey, the nurse identified asymmetric chest wall movement in the patient. What intervention should the nurse do first? 

Which assessment finding best indicates that tracheostomy suctioning has been effective?

After change-of-shift report, which patient should the progressive care nurse assess first?

The following four patients arrive in the emergency department (ED) after a motor vehicle collision. In which order should the nurse assess them? a. A 74-yr-old patient with palpitations and chest painb. A 43-yr-old patient complaining of 7/10 abdominal painc. A 21-yr-old patient with multiple fractures of the face and jawd. A 37-yr-old patient with a misaligned lower left leg with intact pulses