Haemophilia Exercise 1

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Haemophilia Exercise 1

Hemophilia Vocabulary Exercise

1. ________ is a disorder where the blood doesn't clot properly, leading to excessive bleeding.
a) Hemophilia (Hämophilie)
b) Platelets (Thrombozyten)
c) Anemia (Anämie)

2. ________ is the process that helps stop bleeding by forming a plug in the blood.
a) Coagulation (Gerinnung)
b) Clotting (Blutgerinnung)
c) Inhibitors (Inhibitoren)

3. Hemophilia is a ________ disorder, meaning it's passed down from parents to children.
a) hereditary (erblich)
b) genetic (genetisch)
c) environmental (umweltbedingt)

4. ________ factors are proteins in the blood that are essential for forming clots.
a) Clotting (Gerinnung)
b) Blood (Blut)
c) Platelets (Thrombozyten)

5. In Hemophilia A, the body lacks enough ________.
a) Factor VIII (Faktor VIII)
b) Platelets (Thrombozyten)
c) Antibodies (Antikörper)

6. Hemophilia B is caused by a deficiency of ________.
a) Factor VIII (Faktor VIII)
b) Factor IX (Faktor IX)
c) Red cells (Rote Blutzellen)

7. ________ are tiny cells that help form blood clots.
a) Platelets (Thrombozyten)
b) Plasma (Plasma)
c) White cells (Weiße Blutzellen)

8. Another word for clotting is ________.
a) Clotting (Gerinnung)
b) Coagulation (Koagulation)
c) Thrombosis (Thrombose)

9. A person with hemophilia might have a ________ from a small injury.
a) bleed (Blutung)
b) cough (Husten)
c) swelling (Schwellung)

10. Bleeding into a joint is called ________.
a) hematoma (Hämatom)
b) hemarthrosis (Hämarthrose)
c) hemolysis (Hämolyse)

11. ________ bleeding is very serious as it happens inside the skull.
a) Intracranial (intrakraniell)
b) Internal (intern)
c) External (extern)

12. A ________ is a collection of blood outside a blood vessel.
a) hematoma (Hämatom)
b) hemorrhage (Blutung)
c) anemia (Anämie)

13. ________ is a condition where the blood lacks enough red cells, often due to bleeding.
a) Anemia (Anämie)
b) Inhibitor (Inhibitor)
c) Immune reaction (Immunreaktion)

14. ________ therapy gives patients the clotting factors they need.
a) Factor replacement (Faktorenersatz)
b) Immune therapy (Immuntherapie)
c) Antibiotic (Antibiotikum)

15. ________ factor is a clotting factor made in a lab, not from human blood.
a) Recombinant (Rekombinant)
b) Plasma-derived (Plasma-gewonnen)
c) Transfusion (Transfusion)

16. ________ factor is made from donated blood.
a) Plasma-derived (Plasma-gewonnen)
b) Synthetic (Synthetisch)
c) Biologic (Biologisch)

17. A ________ agent is used when regular treatment isn't working because of inhibitors.
a) bypassing (Bypassing)
b) coagulant (Koagulant)
c) antiseptic (Antiseptisch)

18. ________ is a medicine that helps release more clotting factor in mild cases.
a) Desmopressin (DDAVP) (Desmopressin)
b) Paracetamol (Paracetamol)
c) Factor VIII (Faktor VIII)

19. An ________ helps prevent clots from breaking down too quickly.
a) antifibrinolytic agent (Antifibrinolytikum)
b) anticoagulant (Antikoagulans)
c) antibiotic (Antibiotikum)

20. ________ is when medicine is given directly into the bloodstream.
a) infusion (Infusion)
b) injection (Injektion)
c) medication (Medikation)

Haemophilia Exercise 1

Haemophilia Exercise 1