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Iron deficiency anaemia can be differentiated from anaemia of chronic disease by
A Raised serum transferrin receptor level
B Low serum ferritin level
C Raised TIBC
D Low serum iron level
E Low transferrin saturation
Following enzyme deficiency leads to hemolytic anaemia
A Pyruvate kinase
B Glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase
C Lactate dehydrogenase
D Pyruvate dehydrogenase complex
E NADPH oxidase
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
Anaemia is due to deficiency of
A Ca
B Fe
C Mg
D P
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

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