WorksheetsHEMA-5
Total questions: 153
Worksheet time: 1hrs 17mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
term for a variation in the normal coloration
a)
Anisocytosis
b)
Anisochromia
c)
Poikilocytosis
d)
Hypochromasia
2.
increased number of red cells with variation in SHAPE
a)
Anisocytosis
b)
Anisochromia
c)
Poikilocytosis
d)
Hypochromasia
3.
anisochromia may be found in _____, also in a hypochromic anemia after transfusion with normal cells and some weeks after iron therapy for iron deficiency anem
a)
fanconi anemia
b)
iron deficiency anemia
c)
sideroblastic anemia
d)
anemia of chronic inflammation
4.
may also mean the occurrence of hypochromic cells and normochromic cells in the same blood smear
a)
Anisocytosis
b)
Anisochromia
c)
Poikilocytosis
d)
Hypochromasia
5.
Normally, RBCs have a central pallor of approximately ___ the diameter
a)
1/3
b)
1/2
c)
2/3
d)
3/4
e)
Thin rim of hemoglobin
6.
What is the area of central pallor if the grading of hypochromia is 1+?
a)
1/3
b)
1/2
c)
2/3
d)
3/4
e)
Thin rim of hemoglobin
7.
What is the area of central pallor if the grading of hypochromia is 2+?
a)
1/3
b)
1/2
c)
2/3
d)
3/4
e)
Thin rim of hemoglobin
8.
What is the area of central pallor if the grading of hypochromia is 3+?
a)
1/3
b)
1/2
c)
2/3
d)
3/4
e)
Thin rim of hemoglobin
9.
What is the area of central pallor if the grading of hypochromia is 4+?
a)
1/3
b)
1/2
c)
2/3
d)
3/4
e)
Thin rim of hemoglobin
10.
central pallor >1/3 of diameter
a)
Hypochromic cells
b)
Hyperchromic cells
c)
Polychromatophilic erythrocytes
11.
RBCs that lack central pallor even though they lie in a desirable area for evaluation
a)
Hypochromic cells
b)
Hyperchromic cells
c)
Polychromatophilic erythrocytes
12.
These RBCs are actually caused by a shape change (such as that found in SPHEROCYTES)
a)
Hypochromic cells
b)
Hyperchromic cells
c)
Polychromatophilic erythrocytes
13.
larger than normal red cells with bluish tinge (Wright’s stain)
a)
Hypochromic cells
b)
Hyperchromic cells
c)
Polychromatophilic erythrocytes
14.
large numbers: associated with decreased RBC survival, hemorrhage or erythroid hyperplastic marrow
a)
Hypochromic cells
b)
Hyperchromic cells
c)
Polychromatophilic erythrocytes
15.
– caused by the presence of residual RNA
a)
pinkish tinge
b)
bluish tinge
c)
yellowish tinge
d)
purplish tinge
16.
"Pessary cell" is a specific name used for erythrocytes that are:
a)
Microcytic
b)
Hypochromic
c)
Megaloblastic
d)
None of the above
17.
The following are three key clinical manifestations of hereditary spherocytosis except:
a)
Splenomegaly
b)
Anemia
c)
Malaise
d)
Jaundice
18.
In HS, the DAT result is
a)
Positive
b)
Negative
19.
The immune disorders that have spherocytes also are usually characterized by a ______ result on the DAT.
a)
Positive
b)
Negative
20.
Autohemolysis test in HS is
a)
Greatly decreased but can be corrected with either glucose or ATP
b)
Greatly increased but can be corrected with either glucose or ATP
c)
Greatly increased but can't be corrected with either glucose or ATP
d)
Greatly decreased but can't be corrected with either glucose or ATP
21.
Confirmatory test for HS exhibiting decreased fluorescence
a)
Autohemolysis test
b)
OFT
c)
EMA binding test
22.
MCV in HS
a)
Normal to low
b)
Low to high
c)
Slightly high
d)
Markedly high
e)
Normal
23.
MCH in HS
a)
Normal to low
b)
Low to high
c)
Slightly high
d)
Markedly high
e)
Normal
24.
MCHC in HS
a)
Normal to low
b)
Low to high
c)
Slightly high
d)
Markedly high
e)
Normal
25.
True hyperchromia occurs when ___ is HIGH
a)
MCH
b)
MCV
c)
RDW
d)
MCHC
26.
Percentage of polychromatophilic RBCs: 1%
a)
Slight
b)
1+
c)
2+
d)
3+
e)
4+
27.
Percentage of polychromatophilic RBCs: 3%
a)
Slight
b)
1+
c)
2+
d)
3+
e)
4+
28.
Percentage of polychromatophilic RBCs: 5%
a)
Slight
b)
1+
c)
2+
d)
3+
e)
4+
29.
Percentage of polychromatophilic RBCs: 10%
a)
Slight
b)
1+
c)
2+
d)
3+
e)
4+
30.
Percentage of polychromatophilic RBCs: >11%
a)
Slight
b)
1+
c)
2+
d)
3+
e)
4+
31.
Almost spherical in shape Lacks the central pallor
a)
Spherocyte
b)
Stomatocyte
c)
Acanthocyte
d)
Echinocytes
e)
Ovalocyte
32.
Hereditary spherocytosis
a)
Spherocyte
b)
Stomatocyte
c)
Acanthocyte
d)
Echinocytes
e)
Ovalocyte
33.
ABO HDN
a)
Spherocyte
b)
Stomatocyte
c)
Acanthocyte
d)
Echinocytes
e)
Ovalocyte
34.
burns
a)
Spherocyte
b)
Stomatocyte
c)
Acanthocyte
d)
Echinocytes
e)
Ovalocyte
35.
may be wrongly reported if one examines the feathered edge of the blood film because the red blood cells in the said area lack central pallor
a)
Spherocyte
b)
Stomatocyte
c)
Acanthocyte
d)
Echinocytes
e)
Ovalocyte
36.
Natural RBC death can result also to ___ red cells
a)
Spherocyte
b)
Stomatocyte
c)
Acanthocyte
d)
Echinocytes
e)
Ovalocyte
37.
Elongated RBCs with a slit- like central pallor (may be considered as an artifact)
a)
Spherocyte
b)
Stomatocyte
c)
Acanthocyte
d)
Echinocytes
e)
Ovalocyte
38.
also known as mouth cell
a)
Spherocyte
b)
Stomatocyte
c)
Acanthocyte
d)
Echinocytes
e)
Ovalocyte
39.
Which of the following is seen in Rh Deficiency Syndrome?
a)
Spherocyte
b)
Stomatocyte
c)
Acanthocyte
d)
Echinocytes
e)
Ovalocyte
40.
Which of the following is seen in Electrolyte imbalance
a)
Spherocyte
b)
Stomatocyte
c)
Acanthocyte
d)
Echinocytes
e)
Ovalocyte
41.
Which of the following is seen in Dehydrated hereditary stomatocytosis?
a)
Spherocyte
b)
Stomatocyte
c)
Acanthocyte
d)
Echinocytes
e)
Ovalocyte
42.
Aka thorn cell or spurr cell
a)
Spherocyte
b)
Stomatocyte
c)
Acanthocyte
d)
Echinocytes
e)
Ovalocyte
43.
RBCs with irregularly spiculated surface
a)
Spherocyte
b)
Stomatocyte
c)
Acanthocyte
d)
Echinocytes
e)
Ovalocyte
44.
RBCs with regularly spiculated surface
a)
Spherocyte
b)
Stomatocyte
c)
Acanthocyte
d)
Echinocytes
e)
Ovalocyte
45.
aka burr cell
a)
Spherocyte
b)
Stomatocyte
c)
Acanthocyte
d)
Echinocytes
e)
Ovalocyte
46.
Which of the following is seen in abetalipoproteinemia?
a)
Spherocyte
b)
Stomatocyte
c)
Acanthocyte
d)
Echinocytes
e)
Ovalocyte
47.
Which of the following is seen in McLeod Syndrome?
a)
Spherocyte
b)
Stomatocyte
c)
Acanthocyte
d)
Echinocytes
e)
Ovalocyte
48.
Which of the following is seen in Bassen-Kornzweig syndrome?
a)
Spherocyte
b)
Stomatocyte
c)
Acanthocyte
d)
Echinocytes
e)
Ovalocyte
49.
Which of the following is seen in Pyruvate Kinase deficiency?
a)
Spherocyte
b)
Stomatocyte
c)
Acanthocyte
d)
Echinocytes
e)
Ovalocyte
50.
Which of the following is seen in uremia?
a)
Spherocyte
b)
Stomatocyte
c)
Acanthocyte
d)
Echinocytes
e)
Ovalocyte
51.
Which of the following is seen in hereditary ovalocytosis?
a)
Spherocyte
b)
Stomatocyte
c)
Acanthocyte
d)
Echinocytes
e)
Ovalocyte
52.
Which of the following is seen in southeast asian ovalocytosis?
a)
Spherocyte
b)
Stomatocyte
c)
Acanthocyte
d)
Echinocytes
e)
Ovalocyte
53.
Elliptical (cigar-shaped) RBC
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
54.
Which of the following poikilocytes is often associated with intravascular hemolysis?
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
55.
Pear-shaped or teardrop shaped RBCs
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
56.
Fragmented RBCs
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
57.
Sickle- or crescent-shaped RBCs
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
58.
RBCs which show a centrally stained area with a thin outer rim of hemoglobin
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
59.
Which of the following are seen in Thalassemia?
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
60.
Which of the following is seen on hereditary elliptocytosis?
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
61.
Which of the following is seen on Primary Myelofibrosis (PMF)?
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
62.
Which of the following is seen on megaloblastic anemia?
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
63.
Which of the following is also known as teardrop cells?
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
64.
Which of the following is also known as schiztocyte?
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
65.
Which of the following is seen on uremia?
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
66.
Which of the following is seen on MAHA (Microangiopathic hemolytic anemias)?
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
67.
Which of the following is also known as helmet cells?
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
68.
Which of the following is also known as sickle cell?
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
69.
Which of the following is also known as menischocyte?
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
70.
Which of the following is seen on sickle cell anemia?
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
71.
Which of the following is seen on hemoglobin SC disease?
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
72.
Which of the following is seen on liver disease and certain hemoglobinopathies?
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
73.
Which of the following is also known as target cells?
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
74.
Which of the following is also known as codocytes?
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
75.
Which of the following is also known as platycyte?
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
76.
Which of the following is also known as bull's eye cell?
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
77.
Which of the following is also known as mexican hat cell?
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
78.
Which of the following is seen on hereditary leptocytosis?
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
79.
Which of the following is seen on Mediterranean anemia?
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
80.
Which of the following is seen on LCAT deficiency?
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
81.
Which of the following are RBCs with an increased cell membrane-to-volume ratio.?
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
82.
In vivo and on electron microscopy, these cells appear bell-shaped.
a)
Elliptocyte
b)
Dacryocyte
c)
Schistocyte
d)
Drepanocyte
e)
Leptocyte
83.
Demonstrate a semicircular defect in their edge (resembles a bite mark)
a)
Bite cell
b)
Biscuit cell
c)
Bronze elliptocyte
d)
Semilunar body
84.
Folded RBCs
a)
Bite cell
b)
Biscuit cell
c)
Bronze elliptocyte
d)
Semilunar body
85.
Bipolar or central distribution of hemoglobin
a)
Bite cell
b)
Biscuit cell
c)
Bronze elliptocyte
d)
Semilunar body
86.
As large as leukocytes
a)
Bite cell
b)
Biscuit cell
c)
Bronze elliptocyte
d)
Semilunar body
87.
Pale-pink staining ghost of the red cell (the membrane remaining after the contents have been released)
a)
Bite cell
b)
Biscuit cell
c)
Bronze elliptocyte
d)
Semilunar body
88.
Which of the following is frequently seen in malaria and in other conditions causing overt hemolysis?
a)
Bite cell
b)
Biscuit cell
c)
Bronze elliptocyte
d)
Semilunar body
89.
Which of the following is seen on sickle cell anemia?
a)
Bite cell
b)
Biscuit cell
c)
Bronze elliptocyte
d)
Semilunar body
90.
Which of the following is seen on Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G-6-PD) deficiency?
a)
Bite cell
b)
Biscuit cell
c)
Bronze elliptocyte
d)
Semilunar body
91.
Which of the following is also known as degmocyte?
a)
Bite cell
b)
Biscuit cell
c)
Bronze elliptocyte
d)
Semilunar body
92.
Which of the following is seen on hemoglobin SC disease?
a)
Bite cell
b)
Biscuit cell
c)
Bronze elliptocyte
d)
Semilunar body
93.
Crescent-shaped
a)
Irreversible sickle cell
b)
Oat shape cell
94.
With long projections
a)
Irreversible sickle cell
b)
Oat shape cell
95.
When reoxygenated, they fragment
a)
Irreversible sickle cell
b)
Oat shape cell
96.
When reoxygenated, they return to the original, biconcave disk shape
a)
Irreversible sickle cell
b)
Oat shape cell
97.
have less pronounced projections
a)
Irreversible sickle cell
b)
Oat shape cell
98.
Associated with Escherichia coli serotype O157:H7 infection
a)
Primary Myelofibrosis
b)
DIC
c)
TTP
d)
HELLP
e)
HUS
99.
characterized by renal failure, thrombocytopenia, schistocytes, and severe mucocutaneous hemorrhage
a)
Primary Myelofibrosis
b)
DIC
c)
TTP
d)
HELLP
e)
HUS
100.
hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes, low platelet count
a)
Primary Myelofibrosis
b)
DIC
c)
TTP
d)
HELLP
e)
HUS
101.
it is also known as defibrination syndrome, consumption coagulopathy
a)
Primary Myelofibrosis
b)
DIC
c)
TTP
d)
HELLP
e)
HUS
102.
tests here include: D-dimer test and PF 172 (Prothrombin fragment)
a)
Primary Myelofibrosis
b)
DIC
c)
TTP
d)
HELLP
e)
HUS
103.
Related conditions: Tissue trauma, obstetric complications, mucus-secreting tumors, acute infections, snake bites, and acute promyelocytic leukemia (APL)
a)
Primary Myelofibrosis
b)
DIC
c)
TTP
d)
HELLP
e)
HUS
104.
An example of myeloproliferative neoplasm
a)
Primary Myelofibrosis
b)
DIC
c)
TTP
d)
HELLP
e)
HUS
105.
characterized by splenomegaly, and in the marrow, there is hypercellularity, increased megakaryocytes, and fibrosis. whereas, in PBS, immature granulocytes, normoblasts, dracryocytes, and other bizarre RBC shapes are seen
a)
Primary Myelofibrosis
b)
DIC
c)
TTP
d)
HELLP
e)
HUS
106.
Which of the following are part of major MAHAs?
a)
ACI
b)
DIC
c)
TTP
d)
HELLP
e)
HUS
107.
previously known as myelofibrosis with myeloid metaplasia, chronic idiopathic myelofibrosis, agnogenic myelofibrosis
a)
Primary Myelofibrosis
b)
DIC
c)
TTP
d)
HELLP
e)
HUS
108.
Also known as punctuate basophilia
a)
Basophilic stippling
b)
Siderotic granules
c)
Howell-Jolly bodies
d)
Cabot rings
109.
described as irregular, dark blue to purple granules evenly distributed within an RBC
a)
Basophilic stippling
b)
Siderotic granules
c)
Howell-Jolly bodies
d)
Cabot rings
110.
Which of the following contains aggregated RNA?
a)
Basophilic stippling
b)
Siderotic granules
c)
Howell-Jolly bodies
d)
Cabot rings
111.
Aka Pappenheimer bodies
a)
Basophilic stippling
b)
Siderotic granules
c)
Howell-Jolly bodies
d)
Cabot rings
112.
described as multiple dark blue irregular granules [in Prussian blue iron staining]
a)
Basophilic stippling
b)
Siderotic granules
c)
Howell-Jolly bodies
d)
Cabot rings
113.
described as pale blue clusters [in Wright staining]
a)
Basophilic stippling
b)
Siderotic granules
c)
Howell-Jolly bodies
d)
Cabot rings
114.
frequently appears singly in a cell (only one per cell), usually round, and <1 μm in diameter, blue to purple in color
a)
Basophilic stippling
b)
Siderotic granules
c)
Howell-Jolly bodies
d)
Cabot rings
115.
described as threadlike structures that appear as purple-blue loops or rings
a)
Basophilic stippling
b)
Siderotic granules
c)
Howell-Jolly bodies
d)
Cabot rings
116.
Which of the following contain mitotic spindle remnants?
a)
Basophilic stippling
b)
Siderotic granules
c)
Howell-Jolly bodies
d)
Cabot rings
117.
Which of the following contain remnants of nuclear chromatin (DNA)?
a)
Basophilic stippling
b)
Siderotic granules
c)
Howell-Jolly bodies
d)
Cabot rings
118.
Which of the following contain intra-erythrocytic collections of iron?
a)
Basophilic stippling
b)
Siderotic granules
c)
Howell-Jolly bodies
d)
Cabot rings
119.
Which of the following is seen on lead poisoning?
a)
Basophilic stippling
b)
Siderotic granules
c)
Howell-Jolly bodies
d)
Cabot rings
120.
Which of the following is seen on pyrimidine-5'-nucleotidase deficiency?
a)
Basophilic stippling
b)
Siderotic granules
c)
Howell-Jolly bodies
d)
Cabot rings
121.
Which of the following are seen on megaloblastic anemia?
a)
Basophilic stippling
b)
Siderotic granules
c)
Howell-Jolly bodies
d)
Cabot rings
122.
Which of the following is not seen on megaloblastic anemia?
a)
Basophilic stippling
b)
Siderotic granules
c)
Howell-Jolly bodies
d)
Cabot rings
123.
Which of the following is seen on sideroblastic anemia?
a)
Basophilic stippling
b)
Siderotic granules
c)
Howell-Jolly bodies
d)
Cabot rings
124.
Which of the following is seen on hemochromatosis or hemosiderosis?
a)
Basophilic stippling
b)
Siderotic granules
c)
Howell-Jolly bodies
d)
Cabot rings
125.
Which of the following exhibits a positive reaction on Feulgen?
a)
Basophilic stippling
b)
Siderotic granules
c)
Howell-Jolly bodies
d)
Cabot rings
126.
Which of the following are seen on thalassemia?
a)
Basophilic stippling
b)
Siderotic granules
c)
Howell-Jolly bodies
d)
Cabot rings
127.
What are the stain used for visualization of basophilic stipplings?
a)
Wright stain
b)
Supravital stain
c)
New Methylene blue
d)
Iron stain
e)
Feulgen reaction
128.
What are the stain used for visualization of siderotic granules?
a)
Wright stain
b)
Supravital stain
c)
New Methylene blue
d)
Iron stain
e)
Feulgen reaction
129.
Siderotic granules are called Pappenheimer bodies when stained with?
a)
Wright stain
b)
Supravital stain
c)
New Methylene blue
d)
Iron stain
e)
Feulgen reaction
130.
Siderotic granules are called Siderotic granules when stained with?
a)
Wright stain
b)
Supravital stain
c)
New Methylene blue
d)
Iron stain
e)
Feulgen reaction
131.
Perls' reagent through Prussian blue reaction is an example of?
a)
Wright stain
b)
Supravital stain
c)
New Methylene blue
d)
Iron stain
e)
Feulgen reaction
132.
What are the stain used for visualization of howell-jolly bodies?
a)
Wright stain
b)
Supravital stain
c)
New Methylene blue
d)
Iron stain
e)
Feulgen reaction
133.
What are the stain used for visualization of cabot rings?
a)
Wright stain
b)
Supravital stain
c)
New Methylene blue
d)
Iron stain
e)
Feulgen reaction
134.
Siderotic granules exhibit ____ irregular granules in Prussian blue staining
a)
Dark blue
b)
Pale blue
c)
Either
d)
Neither
135.
Siderotic granules exhibit ____ clusters in Wright staining
a)
Dark blue
b)
Pale blue
c)
Either
d)
Neither
136.
Basophilic stippling exhibits deep blue to purple on?
a)
Wright stain
b)
Supravital stain
c)
New Methylene blue
d)
Iron stain
e)
Feulgen reaction
137.
Usually observed when there is increased polychromatophilia
a)
Fine stippling
b)
Coarse stippling
138.
may be observed in plumbism or other disorders with impaired Hb synthesis, in megaloblastic anemia, and in other forms of severe anemia
a)
Fine stippling
b)
Coarse stippling
139.
most of the time appear eccentrically along the inner RBC membrane, large, round, blue to purple materials
a)
Heinz bodies
b)
Hb H inclusion bodies
c)
Parasites
140.
(described as small, multiple, evenly distributed throughout the red cell, granular, greenish-blue bodies
a)
Heinz bodies
b)
Hb H inclusion bodies
c)
Parasites
141.
Which of the following exhibits a pitted golf ball appearance?
a)
Heinz bodies
b)
Hb H inclusion bodies
c)
Parasites
142.
Which of the following contains Precipitated Hb H
a)
Heinz bodies
b)
Hb H inclusion bodies
c)
Parasites
143.
Which of the following contains Denatured and precipitated hemoglobin
a)
Heinz bodies
b)
Hb H inclusion bodies
c)
Parasites
144.
Which of the following is not demonstrated using Wright's stain?
a)
Heinz bodies
b)
Hb H inclusion bodies
c)
Parasites
145.
Which of the following is seen on G6PD deficiency?
a)
Heinz bodies
b)
Hb H inclusion bodies
c)
Parasites
146.
Which of the following is seen on Unstable hemoglobin disease?
a)
Heinz bodies
b)
Hb H inclusion bodies
c)
Parasites
147.
Which of the following is seen on a subtype of alpha thalassemia?
a)
Heinz bodies
b)
Hb H inclusion bodies
c)
Parasites
148.
Which of the following parasite is not present in inclusion bodies?
a)
Chilomastix mesnili
b)
Plasmodium vivax
c)
Schistosoma mansoni
d)
Trichomonas vaginalis
149.
Supravital stains used on heinz bodies
a)
Brilliant Cresyl Blue
b)
New Methylene Blue
c)
Methyl Violet
d)
Crystal Violet
150.
Supravital stains used on Hb H Inclusion bodies
a)
Brilliant Cresyl Blue
b)
New Methylene Blue
c)
Methyl Violet
d)
Crystal Violet
151.
Iron RBC inclusion bodies are also known as:
a)
Howell-Jolly bodies
b)
Heinz bodies
c)
Pappenheimer bodies
d)
Cabot rings
152.
Howell-Jolly bodies are composed of which of the following?
a)
Denatured hemoglobin
b)
Nuclear fragment
c)
Mitotic spindle remnant
d)
Iron
153.
eosinophilic stippling is seen on the rbc stippling by?
a)
Chilomastix mesnili
b)
Plasmodium vivax
c)
Schistosoma mansoni
d)
Trichomonas vaginalis
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