1.

Megaloblastic anemias can be caused by:

a) Gastric resection
b) nutritional deficiency
c) all of the above
d) none of these
2. The underlying type A gastritis that causes pernicious anemia is immunologically related to:
a) autoantibody to IF
b) low serum gastrin
c) autoantibody to parietal cells
d) both A and C
3. Blood cells--red, white and platelets--are made in:
a) Kidney
b) Bone marrow
c) Liver
d) None of above
4. Cobalamin transport is mediated by:
a) IF
b) TC II
c) none of these
d) all of the above
5. The life span of monocyte in blood:
a) 20-40hour
b) 120days
c) 40-60 hour
d) None of these
6. Basophilic stippling occur in
a) Sidroblastic anemia
b) Lead poisoning anemia
c) Megaloblastic anemia
d) None of above
7. Haptocorrin is also called:
a) Transcobalamine I
b) Taranscobalamine II
c) Taranscobalamine III
d) Taranscobalamine IV
8. Vitamin B12 absorbed in the blood with the help of protein:
a) Taranscobalamine I
b) Amnionless
c) Haptocorrin
d) none of these
9. Causes of aplastic anemia:
a) Fanconi anemia
b) Radiation
c) Drugs
d) Chemicals
e) All of these
10. Thalassemia is divided into:
a) 2 types
b) 3 types
c) 4 types
d) 6 types
11. The in vitro death of fetus(hydrops fetalis) is caused by:
a) 4 gene deletion
b) 3 gene deletion
c) 2 gene deletion
d) 1 gene deletion
12. Beta thalassemia is divided into:
a) 3 types
b) 2 types
c) 1 types
d) Has no type
13. HbF has globin chain:
a) α2β2
b) α2γ2
c) α2δ2
d) none of these
14. Neural tube defect is caused by:
a) Vitamin B12 deficiency
b) Folate deficiency
c) Both a and b
d) None of these
15. Hemosidren is visible in light microscopy by:
a) Pearls staining
b) Gram staining
c) ZN staining
d) Muci-carmine staining