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Hematology: Clinical Vignettes MCQs

Waraq Clinical Review: Hematology · AMC - I · 12 practice questions

1. Thalassaemia major is managed with:

  1. ARegular transfusion and iron chelation
  2. BSteroids
  3. CAntibiotics
  4. DIron supplements
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A. Regular transfusion and iron chelation Iron overload is a complication.

2. Auer rods are seen in:

  1. ACML
  2. BAcute myeloid leukaemia
  3. CAcute lymphoblastic leukaemia
  4. DCLL
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B. Acute myeloid leukaemia They are needle-like inclusions in myeloblasts.

3. The Philadelphia chromosome is treated with:

  1. AImatinib
  2. BMethotrexate
  3. CCyclophosphamide
  4. DRituximab
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A. Imatinib It inhibits BCR-ABL.

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