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ITROGENIC refers to any complication that occurs in a patient as a result of a fault conducted by a doctor or physician so IATROGENIC ANEMIA is the anemia that results from high amount loss of blood due to frequent venipunctures done on a patient to obtain samples for laboratory examinations.And this normally occurs in patients who are seriously ill and have been hospitalized for along time
answered by Simon Bonder Obeth Mwasambungu,MD student MUHIMBILI UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH AND ALLIED SCIENCES
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What is iatrogenic hypercalcaemia?
Hypercalcaemia means there is a high level of calcium ions in the blood serum. Iatrogenic means caused by a doctor or healthcare intervention. Hence iatrogenic hypercalcaemia means high calcium caused by a medical intervention. An example is from drugs that cause high calcium such as thiazide diuretics.
What is a iatrogenic disease?
An iatrogenic condition is one that is caused by a doctor. A doctor-caused condition might arise, for example, from prescribing the wrong medicine or performing surgery improperly.
What is Lack of red blood cells is called?
The short and sweet answer to that is anemia but there are several different types of anemia and not all of them are characterized by a deficiency of red blood cells. It really depends on the type of anemia you're talking about.
Differentiate among nosocomialcommunity-acquiredand iatrogenic infection?
Nosocomial infections are infections that are acquired in a health-care setting or as a result of receiving medical care. They may be the result of medical care (see iatrogenic infections, below), or they may simply be due to contact with pathogens from another patient in a hospital or clinic. Iatrogenic infections are infections that are the result of receiving medical care. Iatrogenic infections are nosocomial infections. Examples include infections as a result of surgery or catheterization, or secondary infections that are a result of antibiotic treatment killing of normal microbiota. Community-acquired infections are those that are picked up outside of a health-care setting. For example, CA-MRSA is the name given to MRSA infections that are transmitted in people's everyday lives.
WHAT type of anemia is caused by failure of the bone marrow to produce erythrocytes?
Aplastic anemia
What is the medical term for hospital caused anemia?
Hospital caused anemia may be termed iatrogenic anemia or nosocomial anemia. It results from too many blood draws.
What is the Medical term for the cause?
Hospital caused anemia may be termed iatrogenic anemia or nosocomial anemia. It results from too many blood draws.
Iatrogenic anemia is a condition in which?
The patient has become anemic from too much and too many blood draws for specimen collection
What is the volume of blood that can be safely drawn at one time or during a short period of time before the patient faces the risk of iatrogenic anemia?
20
What is an iatrogenic?
An iatrogenic infection is one actually caused by accidental medical actions. Iatrogenic means a complication as a result of treatment. Iatrogenic means that was caused by a doctor, or by a treatment prescribed by a doctor.
What is an iatrogenic surgical complication?
An iatrogenic infection is one actually caused by accidental medical actions. Iatrogenic means a complication as a result of treatment. Iatrogenic means that was caused by a doctor, or by a treatment prescribed by a doctor.
What is itrogenicis?
Iatrogenic ?
What is iatrogenic malnutrition?
Iatrogenic malnutrition is a protein-calorie malnutrition brought on by treatments, medications and hospitalization. Iatrogenic: induced inadvertently ( accidentally) by a doctor, medical treatment or diagnostic procedures.
What is an iatrogenic complication?
Iatrogenic means caused by treatment, so an iatrogenic surgical complication is an unexpected problem during surgery that resulted from the treatment. An example might be leaving a surgical sponge in the patient.
What has the author Sven-Erik Bergentz written?
Sven-Erik Bergentz has written: 'Iatrogenic vascular injuries' -- subject(s): Blood Vessels, Blood-vessels, Complications, Iatrogenic Disease, Iatrogenic diseases, Injuries, Therapeutics, Wounds and injuries
Who gets iatrogenic KS?
Iatrogenic KS, is observed in kidney and liver transplant patients who take immunosuppressive drugs to prevent rejection of their organ transplant
What is a iatrogenic?
An iatrogenic condition is one that is caused by a doctor. A doctor-caused condition might arise, for example, from prescribing the wrong medicine or performing surgery improperly.
