Q.) Vitamin B12-IF complex is absorbed in
Q.) The condition associated with increased demand of vitamin B12 is
Q.) Hemoglobin electrophoresis in β-thalassemia major will reveal
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Q.) “Autosplenectomy” may develop in patients with
Q.) The highest reference ranges for hemoglobin, hematocrit, and RBC count is usually found
Q.) In sickle cell anemia replacement of the glutamic acid residue by a valine occurs at the 6th position of
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Q.) The hematological disorder benefited by splenectomy is
Q.) Following features are characteristic of intravascular red cell destruction except
Q.) Hemolytic disease of the newborn develops with
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Q.) The neutrophils in peripheral blood smear of megaloblastic anemia show
Q.) Heinz bodies are found in
Q.) The peripheral blood in hereditary spherocytosis will show following features except
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Q.) The peripheral blood smear in Megaloblastic anemia shows following features except
Q.) Hemolytic anemia is characterized by all except
Q.) Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria is
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Q.) The feature indicative of extravascular red cell destruction is
Q.) The hemolytic anemia that does NOT produce splenomegaly is
Q.) Iron deficiency anemia may develop in all the following conditions except
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Q.) The intrinsic factor is required for the absorption of
Q.) The following is not a feature of microcytic hypochromic anemia
Q.) In sickling test, sickling is induced by
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Q.) The substance in the diet which inhibits iron absorption is
Q.) Hydrops fetalis is fatal because
Q.) The thalassemia syndrome is due to decreased or absence of synthesis of
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