HEMATOLOGY MCQ – Exercise 10

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Q 1. transferring saturation is calculated by

(serum iron ×100) ÷TIBC

(TIBC×100) ÷ serum iron

(serum iron÷ 100) ×TIBC

(TIBC÷100) ×serum iron

Q 2. serum iron normal range

10 to 40 µg/dL

20 to 80 µg/dL

30 to 100 µg/dL

50 to 150 µg/dL

Q 3. normal transferring saturation is

12 to 18%

15 to 28%

25 to 50%

45 to 70%

Q 4. normal blood level of erythropoietin is

10mU per mililiter

20mU per mililiter

30mU per mililiter

40mU per mililiter

Q 5. sideroblasts have granules consisting of

ferritin

transferrin

glycogen

all of the above

Q 6. amount of parenteral iron needed calculated by

weight (kg) ×.3× (15- patients Hb) +500 or 1000 mg

weight (kg) ×1.3× (15- patients Hb) +500 or 1000 mg

weight (kg) ×2.3× (15- patients Hb) +500 or 1000 mg

weight (kg) ×3.3× (15- patients Hb) +500 or 1000 mg

Q 7. sideroblstic anemia usually points to the diagnosis of

aplastic anemia

myelodysplasia

pernicious anemia

all of the above

Q 8. in ringed sideroblasts accumulation of iron is around

cell membrane

nucleus

mitochondria

endoplasmic reticulum

Q 9. normal value of serum ferritin in adult males

~100 µg/L

~200 µg/L

~300 µg/L

~400 µg/L

Q 10. serum iron level represents amount of

circulating free iron

circulating iron bound to transferrin

circulating free iron+ Iron bound to transferrin

any of the above

Q 11. TIBC normal range

180 to 250 µg/dL

300 to 360 µg/dL

450 to 700 µg/dL

750 to 1050 µg/dL

Q 12. true regarding transferrin receptor protein (TRP)

serum levels of TRP reflect total erythroid marrow mass

TRP is released by erythroid cells into circulation

TRP levels are elevated in absolute iron deficiency

all of the above

Q 13. reticulocytes count begin to increase after how many days after initiation of oral iron therapy

4-7 days

7-14 days

14-21 days

21-28 days

Q 14. normal percentage of sideroblasts in bone marrow is

10%

40%

75%

Q 15. a typical unit of packed RBC increases hemoglobin by

.5 g/dL

.75 g/dL

1 g/dL

1.25 g/dL

Q 16. iron preprations ideally should be taken

empty stomach

just before a meal

along with meals

following meals

Q 17. inadequate erythropoietin response is due to

iron depletion

aluminium toxicity

hyperparathyroidism

all of the above

Q 18. infusion of iron must be stopped immediately if patient develops

chest pain

wheezing

fall in blood pressure

any of the above

Q 19. normal value of serum ferritin in adult females

~10 µg/L

~20 µg/L

~30 µg/L

~40 µg/L

Q 20. a unit of packed RBC contains how much iron

25 to 30 mg

100 to 150 mg

150 to 250 mg

250 to 300 mg

Q 21. following parameters of Hb effected by hemoglobinopathies

structure

function

production

all of the above

Q 22. in normal iron tolerance test 2 hours after 2 iron tablets on an empty stomach , serum iron increases by

10 µg/dL

500 µg/dL

75 µg/dL

100 µg/dL

Q 23. following is a feature of anemia of chronic disease

increased red cell protoporphyrin

hypoproliferative marrow

normal or increased serum ferritin

all of the above

Q 24. following is the most distinguishing feature between true iron deficiency anemia and iron deficient erythropoiesis associated with inflammation

low serum iron

increased red cell protoporphyrin

normal or increased serum ferritin

all of the above

Q 25. normal value of red cell protoporphyrin is

<30 µg/dL

<60 µg/dL

<90 µg/dL

<120 µg/dL

Q 26. sideroblasts are

developing erythroblasts

developing myeloblasts

defective erythroblasts

defective myeloblasts

Q 27. characteristics of thallessemias include all except

hypochromic microcytic anemia

normal or increased serum iron levels

normal or increased serum transferrin saturation

elevated red cel distribution width (RDW ) index

Q 28. elemental iron per day for iron replacement therapy is

~ 30 mg

~ 100 mg

~ 200 mg

~ 300 mg

Q 29. regarding anemia of chronic inflammation all are true except

normocytic and normochromic anemia

normal or increased serum ferritin levels

below normal serum transferrin saturation

normal TIBC

Q 30. iron deficiency occurs when transferring saturation is below

10%

14%

20%

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