MCQ Hematology
MCQ Hematology
MCQ Hematology
A- Ferric sulfate
B- Desferrioxamine
C- Ferrous gluconate
D- Erythropoietin
A Antiepileptic drugs
B Veganism
C Gluten sensitivity
D Inflammation
E Pregnancy
A Alcohol
B Renal disease
C α-Thalassaemia
B Haemolytic anaemia
D Duodenal atrophy
5-Which ONE of the following may be caused by vitamin B12 deficiency?
A Vitiligo
B Microcytic anaemia
C Peripheral neuropathy
D Carcinoma of stomach
A Rhesus incompatibility
B ABO incompatibility
C It is associated with more than 20% blast cells in the bone marrow
8-Which ONE of these is the most likely blood count in a patient who presents
with acute myeloid leukaemia?
A Hb 14 g/dL; white blood cell count (WBC) 270 × 10 9/L; platelets 100 × 109/L
C Circulating platelets
A Less than 1%
B 2–5%
C 6–10%
D 50%
A Haemophilia A
B Haemophilia B
A Eltrombopag
B Rituximab
C Cytosine arabinoside
D Ciclosporin
E Cyclophosphamide
A Gastrointestinal haemorrhage
B Thrombocytopenia
D Renal failure
A Myocardial infarct
B Trauma
C Asthma
D Corticosteroid therapy
A Monocyte
B Basophil
C Eosinophil
D Neutrophil
A -B symptoms
B -Cachexia
C -Hypermetabolism
D -M-spike
19- The blood results of one of your patients comes back and reveals a
pancytopenia. Which of the following symptoms or signs would you not expect to
see in this patient?
A -Generalised rash
B -Anaemia
C -Recurrent infection
D -Mucosal bleeding
E -Ecchymoses
20-A 38 year old man presents with a few painless, rubbery lymph cervical lymph
node limited to the neck. What is the appropriate investigation to perform after a
full physical exam?
C -Core biopsy
D -Splenectomy
A -Prednisolone
B -Platelet administration
C -Clopidogrel
D -Aspirin
E –Splenectomy
22-Which of the following chromosomal translocations is associated with
philadelphia chromosome?
A -t(9;22)
B -t(8;14)
C -t(15;17)
D -t(11;22)
E -t(3;21)
23-There are a few different markers that we use in the clinic to assist our
differential of a microcytic anaemia. Which of the following types of microcytic
anaemia would have a reduced ferritin concentration?
C -Sideroblastic anaemia
D –Thalassemia
24- In terms of the lab findings, which of the following would most likely indicate
disseminated intravascular coagulation? PC - platelet count, BT - bleeding time, PT
- thrombin time, PTT - prothrombin time
27- The simplest method for detecting increased RBC production is:
o A. Measure of the RBC survival
o B. Ferrokinetics studies
o C. Reticulocyte enumeration
o D. Bone marrow biopsy
A- 7 days
B- 6 hours
C- 120 days
D- Unknow
33-Which of the following is least likely to cause DIC
A -Obstetric complications
C -Sepsis
D -Trauma
A -Haemophilia A
B -Haemophilia B
C -Vitamin K deficiency
35-Which of the following patterns would you expect to see in von Willebrand\'s
Disease
A -Normal PT, Normal PTT, Prolonged Bleeding Time, Normal Platelet Count
B -Normal PT, Normal PTT, Prolonged Bleeding Time, Reduced Platelet Count
C -Normal PT, Prolonged PTT, Prolonged Bleeding Time, Normal Platelet Count
D -Prolonged PT, Normal PTT, Prolonged Bleeding Time, Normal Platelet Count
B- Extrinsic asthma
C- Corticosteroid therapy
40- All of the following are forms of chronic hemolytic anemia except
A- Thalassemia
C- G6PD deficiency
D- Hereditary spherocytosis
A- Thrombin
B- Tissue factor
C- Plasminogen
D- Fibrin
42-Which of the following statements about haemophilia A is correct
44-B symptoms presented with lymphoma include which one of the following:
45- Which statement is true about Diagnosis of thrombotic thrompocytopenic purpura (TTP)?
Prolonged APTT
A- Ferrous gluconate
B- Iron dextran
C- Deferoxamine
D- Dexamethasone
(a) Polycythaemia vera
(b) Hereditary spherocytosis
(d) Aplastic anemia