Heme Review Crossword

This drug's effect is monitored by PTT.
You need pneumonococcal, Hib, and meningococcal vaccinations if you have this organ removed.
Thallasemia results in impropper manufacture of _____________ protein chains.
____________ is a decrease in WBC, RBC, and PLT levels.
___________ should be avoided in Protein C/S deficiency.
____________ sign is a reddening of the face when raising the arms associated with SVC syndrome.
Smudge cells are a hallmark of _____.
________are stacks of RBCs present in multiple myeloma and Waldenstrom Macroglobulinemia.
Mycosis Fungoides treatment of choice is _____________ therapy.
A "starry sky" appearance is noted in biopsies from patients with ______________ lymphoma.
A patient can experience pain after consuming ___________ with Hodgkin's lymphoma.
B symptoms include ___________, night sweats, and weight loss.
____ is the most common cancer in children.
Mononucleosis is a __________ infection of B Lymphocytes often caused by EBV.
The _______________________ chromosome is another name for the BCR-ABL fusion gene.
_______________ is diagnosed by having a platelet level over 600,000 on at least 2 occasions at least 1 month apart.
What is the most common myelosuppressive treatment for polycythemia vera?
A mutation in this gene leads to increased levels of homocysteine.
_______________'s triad consists of circulatory stasis, endothelia injury, and hypercoaguable state.
______________ disease is caused by a deficiency in Factor IX.
_______________ is a treatment for von Willebrand's disease that causes a release of vWF and Factor VIII.
_____________ is a treatment for reversing the effects of Warfarin.
____ is caused by massive, simultaneous clotting and clot breakdown.
Hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes, and low platelets are the triad of ___________ syndrome.
_______________ is bleeding into a joint commonly connected to hemophilia.
______________________ contains Factors I, VIII, XIII, and vWF.
______________________ is characterized by a MCV > 100.
_________ is a pneumonic used to remember the causes of microcytic anemia.
An anemia caused by an autoimmune attack on the stomach preventing Vitamin B12 absorption.