occurs most frequently, accounting for 30% of cases of childhood aplastic anemia. What is the characteristic of Fanconi anemia? Fanconi anemia is inherited through and autosomal recessive mode. Is Fanconi anemia present more in male? It is twice as common in males as in females and can be confused with peer red cell aplasia and thrombocytopenia-absent radius syndrome. Iron deficiency anemia is limited to developing False countries or un developing countries. True or False Iron Deficiencies in children are associated True with infections. True or False An iron deficiency is a clinically significant D diagnosis and should be screened immediately with: Non anemic infants Toddlers under 2 years of age Pregnant women All of the above Iron Defiency has several contributing factors D including: Increased Physiological Demand, Faulty or Incomplete Absorption Excessive Loss Nutritional Defiency All of the Above For etiological purposes an Iron Defiency can True be caused by a meat-poor diet. True or False Can growth spurts, pregnancies, or Yes menstruation cause Iron Deficiencies? Iron Deficiency Anemia was very prevalent in B the _______. Until efforts were made to combat it. A subgroup has benifited from it. For example, infants. 1950’s 1960’s 1970’s None of the above Three subgroups remain at high risk. Identify D them. Toddlers Adolescent Girls Women of a child bearing age All of the above
occurs most frequently, accounting for 30% of cases of childhood aplastic anemia. What is the characteristic of Fanconi anemia? Fanconi anemia is inherited through and autosomal recessive mode. Is Fanconi anemia present more in male? It is twice as common in males as in females and can be confused with peer red cell aplasia and thrombocytopenia-absent radius syndrome. Iron deficiency anemia is limited to developing countries or un developing countries. True or False False Iron Deficiencies in children are associated with infections. True or False True An iron deficiency is a clinically significant diagnosis and should be screened immediately with: Non anemic infants Toddlers under 2 years of age Pregnant women All of the above D Iron Defiency has several contributing factors including: Increased Physiological Demand, Faulty or Incomplete Absorption Excessive Loss Nutritional Defiency All of the Above D For etiological purposes an Iron Defiency can be caused by a meat-poor diet. True or False True Can growth spurts, pregnancies, or menstruation cause Iron Deficiencies? Yes Iron Deficiency Anemia was very prevalent in the _______. Until efforts were made to combat it. A subgroup has benifited from it. For example, infants. 1950’s 1960’s 1970’s None of the above B Three subgroups remain at high risk. Identify them. Toddlers Adolescent Girls Women of a child bearing age All of the above D