A one third to one quarter decrease of patients with AOI Microcytic, hypochromia display Bone marrow iron stores are ____ in AOI. Either increased or normal Comparative differences between IDA and AOI (ACD) are Decreased ____ ferritin in IDA. Comparative differences between IDA and AOI (ACD) are Normal or increased ____ ferritin in AOI (ACD). Megaloblastic anemia can be classified as: D A) Vitamin B12 deficiency B) Cobalamin deficiency C) Folic acid deficiency D) All of the above Red blood cells in megaloblastic anemia have: An increased nuclear size Impaired maturation in megaloblastic anemia results in: D A) Thrombocytopenia B) Neutrophilic hypersegmentation C) Megakaryocyte fragments and giant platelets D) All of the above A genetic predisposition to pernicious anemia is significant First-degree female in: relatives Megaloblastic dyspoiesis occurs when: A deficiency of cobalamin or folates exists The body requires about ___µg of vitamin B12 daily. 5 Storage amounts of folic acid would last about ___ weeks. 12–16 Absorption of folic acid can be challenged by D A) Oral contraceptives B) Alcohol consumption C) Some leukemia treatment drugs D) All of the above Medications that can contribute to vitamin B12 deficiency H2 receptor antagonists include: The pathological lesion associated with autoimmune Gastric parietal cells gastritis appears to be directed toward: The development of autoimmune gastritis is associated with T lymphocytes The degree to which symptoms of pernicious anemia are May not be present ________correlated with the degree of anemia. The most common megaloblastic anemia is Pernicious anemia The typical mean corpuscular volume (MCV) in pernicious Over 95 anemia is ___fL. The reticulocyte count in a treated pernicious anemia patient 205. 25 (without IF antibody) can increase to peak levels of _(205)___% in 206. 5–8 _(206)__ days.
A one third to one quarter decrease of patients with AOI display Microcytic, hypochromia Bone marrow iron stores are ____ in AOI. Either increased or normal Comparative differences between IDA and AOI (ACD) are ____ ferritin in IDA. Decreased Comparative differences between IDA and AOI (ACD) are ____ ferritin in AOI (ACD). Normal or increased Megaloblastic anemia can be classified as: A) Vitamin B12 deficiency B) Cobalamin deficiency C) Folic acid deficiency D) All of the above D Red blood cells in megaloblastic anemia have: An increased nuclear size Impaired maturation in megaloblastic anemia results in: A) Thrombocytopenia B) Neutrophilic hypersegmentation C) Megakaryocyte fragments and giant platelets D) All of the above D A genetic predisposition to pernicious anemia is significant in: First-degree female relatives Megaloblastic dyspoiesis occurs when: A deficiency of cobalamin or folates exists The body requires about ___µg of vitamin B12 daily. 5 Storage amounts of folic acid would last about ___ weeks. 12–16 Absorption of folic acid can be challenged by A) Oral contraceptives B) Alcohol consumption C) Some leukemia treatment drugs D) All of the above D Medications that can contribute to vitamin B12 deficiency include: H2 receptor antagonists The pathological lesion associated with autoimmune gastritis appears to be directed toward: Gastric parietal cells The development of autoimmune gastritis is associated with T lymphocytes The degree to which symptoms of pernicious anemia are present ________correlated with the degree of anemia. May not be The most common megaloblastic anemia is Pernicious anemia The typical mean corpuscular volume (MCV) in pernicious anemia is ___fL. Over 95 The reticulocyte count in a treated pernicious anemia patient (without IF antibody) can increase to peak levels of _(205)___% in _(206)__ days. 205. 25 206. 5–8
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