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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
Person from Crete has normal RBC, low Hgb, low Hct, low MCV, normal TIBC
Thalassemia
What does your patient need? X ray shows osteopenia in ankle area
CBC/ biochemical profile `

Patient is anemic (Microcytic) and has RA
ACD (anemia of chronic disease)
Microcytic anemic patient they have blood in their stool. What is the most likely Dx
IDA/CBL
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
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
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
Patient is form island of Crete and has blood in their stool and they are anemic, MCV elevated
B12 deficiency anemia
Hair on end skull
Thalassemia
Hair on end skull x ray, decreased RBC, Hgb, HCT decread MCV
Thalassemia
Hair on end skull x ray, decrease RBC, Hgb, HCT, normal MCV
Sickle cell anemia
What is the most likely etiology of an IDA
Chronic GI tract bleeding
-if premenopausal female in US then menses