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Anemias MCQs: practice questions
Sample Anemias multiple-choice questions from Hematopathology.
Which finding favors iron deficiency anemia over anemia of chronic disease?
- A. High ferritin
- B. High serum iron
- C. Low total iron-binding capacity
- D. High hepcidin
- E. Low ferritin
Autoimmune hemolytic anemia caused by warm IgG antibodies typically shows:
- A. Iron deficiency
- B. Only intravascular hemolysis
- C. Platelet aggregation
- D. Marrow aplasia
- E. Extravascular hemolysis
A positive direct antiglobulin test supports the diagnosis of:
- A. Aplastic anemia
- B. Iron deficiency anemia
- C. Immune-mediated hemolytic anemia
- D. Thalassemia trait only
- E. Pure red cell aplasia only
Cold agglutinin disease is usually mediated by:
- A. IgE only
- B. IgM antibodies
- C. IgG only
- D. IgD only
- E. IgA only
A peripheral smear in thalassemia commonly shows:
- A. Auer rods
- B. Spherocytes only
- C. Target cells
- D. Giant platelets only
- E. Smudge cells only
Anemia of chronic inflammation is mediated in part by increased:
Aplastic anemia may be caused by:
Aplastic anemia is characterized by:
The peripheral smear in megaloblastic anemia commonly shows:
The hemoglobin abnormality in sickle cell disease is:
G6PD deficiency predisposes to hemolysis after exposure to:
Sickle cell disease results from a mutation affecting:
Folate deficiency differs from vitamin B12 deficiency because folate deficiency:
Hereditary spherocytosis is most commonly due to defects in:
Pernicious anemia results from autoimmune destruction of:
A peripheral smear during acute G6PD-related hemolysis may show:
Iron deficiency anemia typically produces red cells that are:
A classic cause of folate deficiency is:
A low haptoglobin level is particularly suggestive of:
In anemia of chronic inflammation, serum ferritin is usually:
A deficiency of vitamin B12 can cause:
The most characteristic laboratory finding in iron deficiency anemia is:
Thalassemia is characterized by:
Hereditary spherocytosis typically produces:
Megaloblastic anemia is characterized by impaired:
The most common cause of iron deficiency anemia in an adult male is:
Beta-thalassemia major commonly causes:
Vitamin B12 is absorbed primarily in the:
Hemolytic anemia typically causes increased:
A major complication of sickle cell disease is: