HEMATOLOGY MCQ – Exercise 15

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Q 1. following gene mutations accounts for majority of autosomal dominant hereditary spherocytosis

ANK1

SPTA1

SLC4A1

EPB41

Q 2. folate deficiency occurs in

sickle cell disease

AIHA

congenital spherocytosis

all of the above

Q 3. alcohol causes folic acid deficiency by

inadequate intake

increased requirements

malabsorption

impaired metabolism

Q 4. better index of folate stores

serum folate stores

RBC folate level

WBC folate level

platelet folate level

Q 5. serum homocystiene raised in all except

chronic renal disease

hyperthyroidism

alcoholism

pyridoxine deficiency

Q 6. folic acid supplementation is required in patients on chronic hemodialysis because

folate is lost in dialysate

heparin reduces folate levels in blood

protamin reduces folate levels in blood

all of the above

Q 7. following is given in megaloblastic anemia due to folate antagonists

folic acid

folinic acid

pyridoxine

all of the above

Q 8. for cobalamin maintenance therapy 1000 µg of cynocobalamin im is given

once a month

once every 2 months

once every 3 months

once every 6 months

Q 9. malabsorption of folate seen with following drug intake

salazopyrine

cholestyramine

triameterene

all of the above

Q 10. combined deficiency of cobalamin and folic acid seen in

gastric achlorhydria

tropical sprue

regional enteritis

pregnancy

Q 11. oral dose of folic acid in folate deficiency is

5-15 mg for 1 month

5-15 mg for 4 months

5-15 mg for 8 months

5-15 mg for 12 months

Q 12. for cobalamin maintenance therapy 1000 µg of hydroxocobalamin im is given

once a month

once every 2 months

once every 3 months

once every 6 months

Q 13. normal range of serum folate is

2 to 15 µg/L

12 to 25 µg/L

25 to 45 µg/L

42 to 75 µg/L

Q 14. following manifestations occur with cobalamin deficiency but not with folic acid deficiency

gastrointestinal

neurologic

hematologic

all of the above

Q 15. conditions that increases demand of folic acid are all except

chronic hemolytic anemia

pregnancy

hemodialysis

Q 16. tissue folate concentration in folate deficiency due to drugs inhibiting dihydrofolate reductase are

normal

elevated

reduced

any of the above

Q 17. isoenzyme of plasma lactic acid dehydrogenase is increased in enhanced intramedullary destruction of erythroblasts

isoenzyme 1

isoenzyme 2

isoenzyme 3

isoenzyme 4

Q 18. phospholipid of RBC membrane is

phosphatidylcholine

phosphatidylethanolamine

sphingomyelin

all of the above

Q 19. neonatal folate level falls rapidly to the lowest values at

6 weeks of age

12 weeks of age

24 weeks of age

32 weeks of age

Q 20. false regarding cobalamin

cobalamin is an essential cofactor for methionine synthase and methylmalonyl CoA synthase

methylcobalamin and adenosylcobalamin are metabolically active forms

therapeutically available as cyanocobalamin

cyanocobalamin is biologically active

Q 21. largest component of RBC membrane

protein

lipid

carbohydrate

others

Q 22. cobalamin deficiency without anemia is common in

infants

adolescent

adults

elderly

Q 23. fish tapeworm- D.latum causes megaloblastic anemia due to

defective release of cobalamin from food

inadequate production of intrinsic factor

competition for cobalamin

intestinal stasis

Q 24. following is raised in patients with cobalamin deficiency

calcium

iron

serum methylmalonate

glycine

Q 25. normally what percentage of RBC precursors are destroyed in bone marrow

10-15%

25-30%

50-60%

75-80%

Q 26. main cytoskeletal protein is

band 3

band 4.1

glycophorin

spectrin

Q 27. acute megaloblastic anemia can occur after

nitrous oxide anesthesia

halothane anesthesia

chloroform anesthesia

ether anesthesia

Q 28. reticulocytosis after intramuscular cyanocobalamin therapy for megaloblastic anemia peaks at about

day 3

day 5

day 7

day 10

Q 29. enzyme required for the production and utilization of ATP in RBC cell membrane is

aldolase

glyceraldehydes 3 phosphate dehydrogenase

phosphoglycerate kinase

all of the above

Q 30. normal range of cobalamin in serum is

5 to 100 ng/L

100 to 200ng/L

160 to 1000 ng/L

1000 to 2500 ng/L

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