Q.) Condition characterized by increased stercobilinogen in stool is
Q.) The type of jaundice associated with increased urobilinogen without bilirubin in urine is
Q.) The common clinical feature of hemolytic anemia is
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Q.) Hemolytic anemia is characterized by all EXCEPT
Q.) The feature indicative of extravascular red cell destruction is
Q.) The laboratory findings observed in hereditary spherocytosis is
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Q.) The hematological disorder benefited by splenectomy is
Q.) Following features are characteristic of intravascular red cell destruction EXCEPT
Q.) The following is NOT a feature of hemolytic anemias
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Q.) The feature NOT seen in hemolytic anemia is
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