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Obstetrics and Gynaecology→ Basic→ Physiology→ Haematology→ Blood→ Blood volume→ Determinants — Body composition and water intake
Obstetrics and Gynaecology→ Basic→ Physiology→ Haematology→ Blood→ Haematocrit→ Measurement — Calculated versus centrifuged
Obstetrics and Gynaecology→ Basic→ Physiology→ Haematology→ Blood→ Red blood cells→ Blood viscosity — Haematocrit relationship
Obstetrics and Gynaecology→ Basic→ Physiology→ Haematology→ Blood coagulation→ Haemophilia A→ Inheritance and haemostasis — Treatment
Obstetrics and Gynaecology→ Basic→ Physiology→ Haematology→ Blood coagulation→ Platelets→ Platelet physiology — Antiplatelet effect
Obstetrics and Gynaecology→ Basic→ Physiology→ Haematology→ Blood coagulation→ Tests of coagulation→ Activated partial thromboplastin time — Factor VIII deficiency
Obstetrics and Gynaecology→ Basic→ Physiology→ Haematology→ White blood cells→ Monocytes→ Circulation and tissues — Macrophage differentiation

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SSBA Q351 generated
An antiplatelet drug alters the function of circulating platelets. The functional effect persists for the remainder of the lifespan of the affected platelets.
Physiology → Haematology → Blood coagulation → Platelets → Platelet physiology — Antiplatelet effect
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SSBA Q352 generated
Two adults of equal body weight have substantially different proportions of adipose tissue. One then drinks a large volume of water.
Physiology → Haematology → Blood → Blood volume → Determinants — Body composition and water intake
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SSBA Q353 generated
A physiological change produces a substantial increase in haematocrit.
Physiology → Haematology → Blood → Red blood cells → Blood viscosity — Haematocrit relationship
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SSBA Q357 generated
The haematocrit of the same blood sample is determined once by centrifugation and once by calculation from mean cell volume and red-cell count.
Physiology → Haematology → Blood → Haematocrit → Measurement — Calculated versus centrifuged
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SSBA Q358 generated
A large agranular leucocyte with abundant cytoplasm and a kidney-shaped nucleus is identified in peripheral blood.
Physiology → Haematology → White blood cells → Monocytes → Circulation and tissues — Macrophage differentiation
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SSBA Q360 generated
A patient has an isolated deficiency of factor VIII with preserved initial haemostasis.
Physiology → Haematology → Blood coagulation → Tests of coagulation → Activated partial thromboplastin time — Factor VIII deficiency
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SSBA Q361 generated
A patient with an inherited coagulation disorder has normal initial haemostasis but subsequently develops persistent oozing when vascular spasm wears off.
Physiology → Haematology → Blood coagulation → Haemophilia A → Inheritance and haemostasis — Treatment
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