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The Presence of What Poikilocyte Would Lead to a Suspicion

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Question 7

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The presence of what poikilocyte would lead to a suspicion of myelophthisic anemia rather than pure red cell aplasia?


A) Dacrocyte
B) Drepanocyte
C) Schistocyte
D) Stomatocyte

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