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Anticoagulant of choice to perform CBC is -
A Tri-sodium EDTA
B Di-Sodium EDTA
C Tri-potassium EDTA
D Di-potassium EDTA
Total parenteral nutrition
A Should be administered using infusion pump
B May induce hepatocyte dysfunction
C Most commonly administered via any vein
D Is indicated in approximately 25% of patients in hospital
E requiring nutritional support
F Is indicated in all patients having paralytic ilius
Total parenteral nutrition TPN can be administered through
A Cephalic vein
B Femoral vein
C Internal jugular vein
D Subclavinan vein
E Basilic vein
Heparin is :
A Secreted by goblet cell
B Found in the bone marrow
C A natural articoagulant
D An enzyme
Heparin
A Prevents clot formation
B Is used as anticoagulant
C Is released from the mast cell
D Is a strong acid
E Has a long half life
Recognized adverse effects of heparin therapy
A Osteoporosis
B Alopecia
C Thrombocytopenia
D Diarrhoea
E Fetal anomalies
Heparin:
A Is a strongly negatively charged organic acid
B Toxicity is antagonized by protamine sulphate
C Is obtained synthetically from laboratory source
D Therapy is monitored by activated partial thromboplastin time
E Acts by inhibiting the enzyme epoxide reductase
Heparin prophylaxis against DVT after surgery
A Low molecular weight heparin is a preferred alternative
B Concomitant antibiotics are contraindicated
C Must be started one week before surgery
D Given intra muscularly
E More effective in obese elderly
Heparin is a form of
A Analgesia
B Anticoagulant
C Antibiotic
D Antispasmodic
Heparin is called-
A Anti-emetic drug
B Anti-coagulant drug
C Anti-pyratic drug
D Anti-histamin drug

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