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    The Presence of Polychromatophilic Macrocytes in a Treated Megaloblastic Anemia
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The Presence of Polychromatophilic Macrocytes in a Treated Megaloblastic Anemia

Question 15

Question 15

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The presence of polychromatophilic macrocytes in a treated megaloblastic anemia is due to:


A) RBC degeneration
B) Reticulocytosis
C) Macrocytosis
D) Megaloblastoid dyspoiesis
E) None of the above

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