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Hematology Quiz: Conditions & Treatments

The document contains a series of medical questions related to hematology, including topics such as the Philadelphia chromosome, causes of jaundice in thalassemia, and various types of anemia. Each question provides multiple-choice answers, testing knowledge on conditions like splenomegaly, thrombocytopenia, and specific syndromes. It serves as a quiz or review tool for medical students or professionals in the field.

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Hematology Quiz: Conditions & Treatments

The document contains a series of medical questions related to hematology, including topics such as the Philadelphia chromosome, causes of jaundice in thalassemia, and various types of anemia. Each question provides multiple-choice answers, testing knowledge on conditions like splenomegaly, thrombocytopenia, and specific syndromes. It serves as a quiz or review tool for medical students or professionals in the field.

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Which of the following is wrong concerning the Philadelphia chromosome:

A shortening of long arm of chromosome 22


B Philadelphia –ve cases have bad prognosis
C diagnostic of CML
D found in lymphocytes

2. the commonest cause of jaundice in thalassemia is:

A viral hepatitis c
B iron deposition in liver
C viral hepatitis B
D haemolysis

3. Waldeyer's ring does not include:

A faucal tonsils
B submandibular glands
C denoids
D lingual tonsils

4. whitch of the following anemias is associated with splenomegaly:

A. chronic renal failure


B. aplastic anemia
C. hereditary spherocytosis
D. sickle cell anaemia

5. all may cause abdominal pain in thalassemia major except:

A. vasculitis
B. splenic infarction
C. dragging pain dt huge splenomegaly
D. pigment stones in gall bladder

6. Virchow's node receives lymphatics from all except:

A. testes
B. stomach
C. prostate
D. breast

7. all produce microcytic anemia except:

A. sideroblastic an.
B. thalassemia
C. pernicious anemia
D. lead poisoning

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8. Basophilic stippling is classically seen in:

A. CML
B. myelosclerosis
C. chronic lead poisoning
D. iron def anemia

9. Increase Fe & normal TIBC are found in:

A. thalassemia major
B. haemosidrosis
C. rheumatoid arthritis
D. dissiminated malignancy

10. Non-thrombocytopenic purpurais seen in all except:

A. a-vasculitis
B. b-uraemia
C. c-hereditary haemorrhagic telangectasia
D. d-SLE

11. Gum bleeding is characteristic of all except:

A. chronic phenytoin therapy


B. aplastic an.
C. scurvy
D. haemophilia

12. Which of the following is not true in thrombasthenia:

A. prolonged bleeding time


B. normal platlet Count
C. platelet Aggregation defect
D. prolonged clotting time

13. Which is not associated with hypersplenism:

A. splenomegaly
B. pancytopenia
C. hypercellular bone marrow
D. reversibility by splenectomy

14. splenectomy is curative in:

A. G6PD def.
B. ITP
C. thalassemia
D. hereditary sphrocytosis

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15. Plummer Vinson syndrome is not associated with:

A. angular stomatitis
B. splenomegaly
C. clubbingd
D. post cricoid web

16. haemolytic anemia is not produced by:

A. penicillin
B. lithium
C. Quinidine
D. methyldopa

17. sideroblastic anemia may be treated by all except:

A. pyridoxine
B. hydroxy urea
C. desferroxamine
D. androgens

18. Henoch schonlien purpura is not associated with:

A. thrombocytopenia
B. palpable purpura
C. intussusception
D. acute diffuse glomerulonephritis

19. Outstanding feature of ITP:

A. fever
B. gum bleeding
C. moderate splenomegaly
D. sterna tenderness

20. Thrombocytopenia is absent in:

A. DIC
B. Wiskottt Aldrich syndrome
C. Henoch schonlien purpura
D. myelosclerosis

21. Cooley's anemia is:

A. Sickle cell an.


B. thalassemia major
C. high ESR
D. aplastic an.

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22. presence of an .–jaundice –splenomegaly with increase MCH is seen in:

A. liver cirrhosis
B. [Link]
C. PNH
D. herditary spherocytosis

23. all may complicate BM transplantation except:


A. cataract formation
B. leucoencephalopathy
C. cardiomyopathy
D. emphysema

24. incorrect about pernicious an:.

A. hyperchlorhydria
B. premature graying of hair
C. anti intrinsic factor antibody in 60℅ of pts.
D. gastric polyp may occur

25. Busulfan therapy lead to all except:

A. hyperpigmentation
B. pulm .Fibrosis
C. optic neuritis
D. BM suppression

26. increase serum iron –decrease IBC a feature of:

A. Hookworm infestation
B. sideroblastic an
C. alcoholic liver dis.
D. th. major

27. hepato-splenomegaly with lymphadenopathy occur in all except:

A. ALL
B. lymphoma
C. CML
D. dissiminated TB

28. sickle cell an .Is not complicated by:

A. papillary necrosis
B. pancreatitis
C. osteomyelitis
D. CHF

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29. decrease iron &decrease iron binding capacity are seen in:

A. recurrent GIT bleeding


B. intestinal resection
C. chronic infection
D. menorrhagia

30. Platlet transfusion is not indicated in:

A. aplastic an.
B. uraemia with bleeding

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