You are reviewing a patients lab results: RBC: 6.1×106/uL HGB: 8.0 g/dL HCT: 33 % MCV: 54.1 fL MCH: 13.1 pg MCHC: 24.2 % RDW: 12.5 % Serum ferritin normal Which type of anemia could correspond with these results?

Which of the following is an example of an anemia that occurs as a result of antibody development to an antigen that the individual lacks?

Which of the following terms refers to the spleen removing certain DNA remnants or inclusion within or on the RBCs?

  Which type of cell would most likely exhibit the most light scatter?

From the following select the statement that is true.

A gene mutation that causes valine to replace glutamic acid at the 6th position of the beta globin chain results in the formation of:

A patient has anemia, decreased haptoglobin, hemosiderinurea, and hemoglobinuria. The reticulocyte count is 10%. How would you classify this anemia?

Your automated WBC results on a premature infant are 15.0 x 10^3/mcL while performing a manual differential you saw 62 nRBCs/100 WBC. Calculate the corrected WBC count.  

A blood smear reveals uneven distribution of RBCs that are stacking together like rolled coins. How would you describe this distribution?

Sudan Black B follows the same staining pattern as the ___________ stain.