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Question 1

Hemolytic anemia, myelodysplasia, and liver disease may each fit this peripheral blood picture. Each of these

conditions can display peripheral blood macrocytosis. It is easy to observe the overall larger size of the red

blood cells in this image compared to the normal lymphocyte also present.

When macrocytes are present, they should be examined for their shape (round vs. oval), the hemoglobin

content (central pallor), and whether or not there are any inclusions present in the cell.

Iron deficiency would not be the correct answer in this case, since this condition is associated with

microcytosis instead.

The complete blood count was obtained from a patient recently admitted to the emergency room. The red

blood cell indices obtained revealed an MCV of 115 femtoliters (fL) (normal range 80 - 90 fL). The patient

met the criteria for a peripheral blood smear examination. A representative field is shown on the right

A : molytic anemia

B : elodysplasia

C : on deficiency

D : ver disease

Answer: A,B,D

Question 2

Monoclonal antibodies are monospecific antibodies that are the same because they are made by one type of immune cell which are all clones of a unique parent cell, also called a hybrid cell line, which usually arise from a hybridoma. The fusion of a specific antibody-producing lymphocyte with a myeloma cell will multiply to become a source of pure monoclonal antibody. This is often used in the manufacturing process for monoclonal antibody reagents. Monoclonal antibodies are usually manufactured in vitro by using:

A : ltured T cells

B : man plasma cells

C : bridomas

D : totoxic T cell

Answer: C

Question 3

Iron deficiency anemia, or IDA, is associated with an increased TIBC as there is less iron to bind to transferrin. Microcytic, hypochromic red cell morphology, a decreased serum iron level, a decreased serum ferritin level, and a decreased hemoglobin level are all characteristics associated with IDA. All of the following are characteristic findings in patients with iron deficiency anemia EXCEPT:

A : crocytic, hypochromic red cell morphology

B : creased serum iron level

C : creased total iron-binding capacity (TIBC)

D : creased ferritin

E : creased hemoglobin

Answer: C

Question 4

Which of the following is most likely to interact with arterial walls, leading to deposition of cholesterol, and initiating or worsening atherosclerosis?

A : rge buoyant LDL

B : all dense LDL

C : L phenotype 'A'

Answer: B

Question 5

A dilution commonly used for a routine sperm count is a 1:20.

A dilution commonly used for a routine sperm count is:

A : 1:2

B : 1:20

C : 1:200

D : 1:400

Answer: B

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