Question 346 · LEK · Megaloblastic anemia
Complete blood count: WBC 4,1 G/L, LY 0,91 G/L, MO 0,18 G/L, NE 2,81 G/L, RBC 2,16 T/L, Hgb 8,6 g/dL, MCV 119,0 fl, PLT 182 G/L suggests the diagnosis of:
- A. iron deficiency anemia.
- B. B₁₂ deficiency anemia.
- C. aplastic anemia.
- D. polycythemia vera.
- E. thalassemia.
Hint
Focus on the MCV value and on which blood cell lines are affected.
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