Visceral Disorders- RBC Quiz- CBC- Clicker Questions

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Person from island of Crete has the following CBC results: normal RBC, low Hgb, low Hct, low MCV and biochemical profile reveals elevated TIBC

IDA/CBL

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Person from Crete has normal RBC, low Hgb, low Hct, low MCV, normal TIBC

Thalassemia

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What does your patient need? X ray shows osteopenia in ankle area

CBC/ biochemical profile `

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Patient is anemic (Microcytic) and has RA

ACD (anemia of chronic disease)

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Microcytic anemic patient they have blood in their stool. What is the most likely Dx

IDA/CBL

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Patient is anemic a(Microcytic) and had RA and has reported they have had blood in their stool this morning. Decreased TIBC as well

ACD

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Patient is anemic (Microcytic) and has polycystic kidney disease and has reported that they have had blood in their stool this morning. Decreased TIBC

ARD

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Patient form island of Crete and anemic (Microcytic) and has polycystic kidney disease and has reported that they have blood in their stool this morning. Decreased TIBC

ARD

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Patient is form island of Crete and has blood in their stool and they are anemic, MCV elevated

B12 deficiency anemia

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Hair on end skull

Thalassemia

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Hair on end skull x ray, decreased RBC, Hgb, HCT decread MCV

Thalassemia

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Hair on end skull x ray, decrease RBC, Hgb, HCT, normal MCV

Sickle cell anemia

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What is the most likely etiology of an IDA

Chronic GI tract bleeding

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