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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 'anemia may be associated with
A Painful glossitis
B Clubbing
C Melanosis
D Koilonychia
In iron deficiency anemia
A Serum iron is reduced
B Total iron binding capacity increased
C RDW is reduced
D Serum ferritin is increased
E Nucleated RBC are abundant in peripheral blood film
In iron deficiency anemia shows
A Low serum iron
B Low serum ferritin
C Low marrow sideroblast
D High percentage of saturation of iron
E Low total iron binding capacity
Usual laboratory features of iron deficiency anemia are
A ↓Serum ferritin
B ↑Total iron binding capacity
C ↓Transferring saturation
D ↑Serum transferrin
E ↑Serum ceruloplasmin
Laboratory test for iron deficiency anemia shows
A Reduced serum ferritin
B Reduced serum iron
C Microcytic hypochromic RBC
D Reduced total iron binding capacity (TIB
E Increased percentage saturation of the iron binding protein
Blood picture of iron deficiency anemia includes
A Microcytic hypochromic anemia
B Reticulocyte count is high
C Serum iron is low
D RDW is normal
E Serum ferritin is high
A 60 year old gentleman has been diagnosed as vitamin B12 deficiency due to pernicious anemia . which o the following is unlikely to happen?
A Posterioor column involvement
B Optic atrophy
C Corticospina tract involvement
D Seizure
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
Vitamin B12 deficiency is characterized by
A Loss of ankle jerks
B Retrobulbar neuritis
C Loss of pain & temperature sensation of limbs
D No loss of proprioceptive sensation
E Papilloedema.

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