Iron deficiency anaemia can be differentiated from anaemia of chronic disease by

Anaemia of chronic disease

A

Primarily a disorder of iron distribution

B

Is characterized by low serum iron level

C

Is associated with high serum hepcidin level

D

Is mostly microcytic and hypochromic

E

Is characterized by low serum ferritin level

Chronic deficiency deficiency of vitamin 'C' may causes -

A

Scurvy

B

Beriberi

C

Xeropthalmia

D

Night blindness

E

Delay wound healing

Iron deficiency anaemia is associated with

A

Low MCV

B

Decreased serum iron

C

Increased serum ferritin

D

Low total iron binding capacity

E

Decreased RDW-CV than normal range

In iron deficiency anaemia

A

Serum iron is reduced

B

Serum ferritin is reduced

C

Macrocytic anaemia commonly found

D

MCV is normal

E

Total iron binding capacity is reduced

Iron Deficiency anaemia is found in

A

Hook worm infection

B

Schistosoma mansoni infection

C

Malaria

D

Diphyllobothriasis

E

Ascariasis

Iron deficiency anaemia may be associated

A

Pica

B

Dysphagia

C

Chlorosis

D

Dementia

E

Leukocytosis

Peripheral blood film in untreated iron deficiency anaemia shows

A

Small RBC

B

Target cell

C

Pencil shaped RBC

D

Sideroblast

E

Normoblast

Iron deficiency anaemia is characterized by

A

Microcytic hypochromic blood Picture

B

Reduced serum iron

C

Leukonychia

D

Reduced serum iron binding capacity

E

Raised serum ferritin

The common cause of iron deficiency anaemia in children is-

A

Warm infestation

B

Late starting weaning food

C

Bottle feeding

D

Exclusive breast feeding

An iron deficiency anemia due to chronic blood loss is characterized by a raised

A

Mean cell hemoglobin (MC

B

Mean cell volume (MC

C

Plasma bilirubin concentration

D

Plasma iron concentration

E

White cell count

Iron deficiency anaemia can be differentiated from anaemia of chronic disease by

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