Sickle Cell Trait Is Not as Severe as Sickle Cell

question 26

Multiple Choice

Sickle cell trait is not as severe as sickle cell anemia, so why is the sickle cell trait important to diagnose?

• A) One in four children born to trait parents have the disease.
• B) Sickle cell trait can mask other diseases.
• C) Doing so eliminates the need for pharmacologic agent treatment.
• D) Cells still sickle under the same conditions as with the disease.

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Definitions:

Generalized

A term describing conditions or symptoms that affect multiple areas or systems of the body rather than being localized to one spot.

Hemispheres

The two halves of the brain, each responsible for different functions; the left hemisphere typically controls speech and language, the right hemisphere more so spatial abilities.

Intracranial Pressure (ICP)

The pressure within the skull, influenced by the brain, blood, and cerebrospinal fluid; vital for assessing and managing patients with head injuries or conditions affecting the brain.

Distended Scalp Veins

Swollen or enlarged veins on the scalp, often visible and may indicate increased intracranial pressure or other medical conditions.