Haemophilia 2
Haemophilia 2 | Sprachschule Münster
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Haemophilia 2
Hemophilia Vocabulary Exercise Part 2
21. In some patients, ________ make clotting factor treatments less effective.
Inhibitors
a) inhibitors (Inhibitoren)
b) platelets (Thrombozyten)
c) antibodies (Antikörper)
a) inhibitors (Inhibitoren)
b) platelets (Thrombozyten)
c) antibodies (Antikörper)
22. An ________ to clotting factor may cause itching or breathing issues.
allergic reaction
a) allergic reaction (allergische Reaktion)
b) infusion reaction (Infusionsreaktion)
c) side effect (Nebenwirkung)
a) allergic reaction (allergische Reaktion)
b) infusion reaction (Infusionsreaktion)
c) side effect (Nebenwirkung)
23. A ________ is used to make frequent infusions easier.
Venous Access Device (VAD)
a) venous access device (Venenzugang)
b) inhaler (Inhalator)
c) stent (Stent)
a) venous access device (Venenzugang)
b) inhaler (Inhalator)
c) stent (Stent)
24. A ________ is placed in a large vein for regular treatments.
central line
a) central line (Zentraler Zugang)
b) syringe (Spritze)
c) blood tube (Blutröhre)
a) central line (Zentraler Zugang)
b) syringe (Spritze)
c) blood tube (Blutröhre)
25. ________ is important for managing joint pain in hemophilia.
Pain management
a) pain management (Schmerztherapie)
b) exercise (Übung)
c) antibiotics (Antibiotika)
a) pain management (Schmerztherapie)
b) exercise (Übung)
c) antibiotics (Antibiotika)
26. ________ helps reduce swelling in a bleeding joint.
Cold compression
a) cold compression (Kältekompression)
b) hot pad (Wärmepad)
c) exercise (Übung)
a) cold compression (Kältekompression)
b) hot pad (Wärmepad)
c) exercise (Übung)
27. Keeping an injured joint still is called ________.
immobilization
a) immobilization (Immobilisierung)
b) circulation (Zirkulation)
c) stretching (Dehnung)
a) immobilization (Immobilisierung)
b) circulation (Zirkulation)
c) stretching (Dehnung)
28. ________ help keep joints flexible after a bleed.
Range of motion exercises
a) range of motion exercises (Beweglichkeitsübungen)
b) strengthening exercises (Kräftigungsübungen)
c) endurance exercises (Ausdauerübungen)
a) range of motion exercises (Beweglichkeitsübungen)
b) strengthening exercises (Kräftigungsübungen)
c) endurance exercises (Ausdauerübungen)
29. Preventive treatment to reduce bleeding risk is called ________.
prophylaxis
a) prophylaxis (Prophylaxe)
b) diagnosis (Diagnose)
c) hydration (Hydration)
a) prophylaxis (Prophylaxe)
b) diagnosis (Diagnose)
c) hydration (Hydration)
30. A ________ can tell emergency responders that a person has hemophilia.
medical alert bracelet
a) medical alert bracelet (Medizinisches Armband)
b) wristwatch (Armbanduhr)
c) ID card (Personalausweis)
a) medical alert bracelet (Medizinisches Armband)
b) wristwatch (Armbanduhr)
c) ID card (Personalausweis)
31. ________ exercises, like swimming, are safer for people with hemophilia.
Low-impact
a) low-impact (Niedrige Belastung)
b) high-impact (Hohe Belastung)
c) weightlifting (Gewichtheben)
a) low-impact (Niedrige Belastung)
b) high-impact (Hohe Belastung)
c) weightlifting (Gewichtheben)
32. ________ helps strengthen muscles and protect joints.
Physical therapy
a) physical therapy (Physiotherapie)
b) chemotherapy (Chemotherapie)
c) surgery (Operation)
a) physical therapy (Physiotherapie)
b) chemotherapy (Chemotherapie)
c) surgery (Operation)
33. Taking extra care to avoid injuries is known as ________.
bleeding precautions
a) bleeding precautions (Blutungsprävention)
b) dietary precautions (Diätprävention)
c) exercise precautions (Übungsvorsichtsmaßnahmen)
a) bleeding precautions (Blutungsprävention)
b) dietary precautions (Diätprävention)
c) exercise precautions (Übungsvorsichtsmaßnahmen)
34. The ________ test measures how long it takes blood to clot.
PTT (Partial Thromboplastin Time)
a) PTT (partielle Thromboplastinzeit)
b) blood sugar (Blutzucker)
c) cholesterol (Cholesterin)
a) PTT (partielle Thromboplastinzeit)
b) blood sugar (Blutzucker)
c) cholesterol (Cholesterin)
35. A ________ test shows the levels of red and white blood cells.
blood count
a) blood count (Blutbild)
b) allergy test (Allergietest)
c) urinalysis (Urinanalyse)
a) blood count (Blutbild)
b) allergy test (Allergietest)
c) urinalysis (Urinanalyse)
36. A ________ checks for joint damage in hemophilia patients.
joint health assessment
a) joint health assessment (Gelenkbewertung)
b) eye test (Sehtest)
c) hearing test (Hörtest)
a) joint health assessment (Gelenkbewertung)
b) eye test (Sehtest)
c) hearing test (Hörtest)
37. ________ is the chance that the immune system will react to treatment.
Immunogenicity
a) immunogenicity (Immunogenität)
b) infection rate (Infektionsrate)
c) hydration (Hydration)
a) immunogenicity (Immunogenität)
b) infection rate (Infektionsrate)
c) hydration (Hydration)
38. ________ is joint damage from repeated bleeding episodes.
Hemophilic arthropathy
a) hemophilic arthropathy (hämophile Arthropathie)
b) osteoporosis (Osteoporose)
c) arthritis (Arthritis)
a) hemophilic arthropathy (hämophile Arthropathie)
b) osteoporosis (Osteoporose)
c) arthritis (Arthritis)