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Latest Updated Study Material 2026
Question:
1. Beta Thalssemia Minor associated microcytic hypochromic anemia, MCHC decreased, with normal
Answer:
RDW, RBCs normal or slightly elevated
Question:
2. Eosinophilia is com-
monly caused by in-
fections from which
pathogens
Answer:
protozoans
Question:
3. Iron supplementa-
tion for microcytic
hypochromic anemia
Answer:
With every 3 weeks of treatment, hemoglobin levels will increase at 2 g/dL
and hematocrit will increase 6%.
With iron therapy, ferritin levels will reach normal levels 3 to 6 months after
normal hemoglobin levels are reached.
Question:
4. Once the underlying
cause of IDA is ad-
dressed, How long
should iron relplace-
ment last
Answer:
2 months
, Question:
5. poikilocytosis
Answer:
more than 10% or more of RBC have an irregular shape
Question:
6. anisocytosis
Answer:
RBC that are not the same size; RDW increased
Question:
7. Acral lentiginous
Answer:
Arises on the palms or soles, often in dark-skinned individuals; not related
to UV light exposure
Question:
8. Treatment of rosacea
Answer:
topical metronidazole, tretinon cream, Azelaic acid gel. clindamycin cream
Question:
9. PNA vaccine adminis- PCV 13 at 65 then PCV 23 a year later
tration
Answer:
or just PCV 23 at 65
or just PCV20 at 65
Question:
10. individuals who are 65 yr and older
Answer:
Who is the high dose
flu vaccine indicated
for
Latest Updated Study Material 2026
Question:
1. Beta Thalssemia Minor associated microcytic hypochromic anemia, MCHC decreased, with normal
Answer:
RDW, RBCs normal or slightly elevated
Question:
2. Eosinophilia is com-
monly caused by in-
fections from which
pathogens
Answer:
protozoans
Question:
3. Iron supplementa-
tion for microcytic
hypochromic anemia
Answer:
With every 3 weeks of treatment, hemoglobin levels will increase at 2 g/dL
and hematocrit will increase 6%.
With iron therapy, ferritin levels will reach normal levels 3 to 6 months after
normal hemoglobin levels are reached.
Question:
4. Once the underlying
cause of IDA is ad-
dressed, How long
should iron relplace-
ment last
Answer:
2 months
, Question:
5. poikilocytosis
Answer:
more than 10% or more of RBC have an irregular shape
Question:
6. anisocytosis
Answer:
RBC that are not the same size; RDW increased
Question:
7. Acral lentiginous
Answer:
Arises on the palms or soles, often in dark-skinned individuals; not related
to UV light exposure
Question:
8. Treatment of rosacea
Answer:
topical metronidazole, tretinon cream, Azelaic acid gel. clindamycin cream
Question:
9. PNA vaccine adminis- PCV 13 at 65 then PCV 23 a year later
tration
Answer:
or just PCV 23 at 65
or just PCV20 at 65
Question:
10. individuals who are 65 yr and older
Answer:
Who is the high dose
flu vaccine indicated
for
