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Question 1

Basophilic stippling is strongly associated with lead poisoning the lead toxicity can affect the bone marrow; causing this phenomenon.

Hematology

What is a prominent morphologic feature of lead poisoning:

Options:

A.

Basophilic stippling

B.

Hypersegmentation

C.

Macrocytosis

D.

Target cell

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Question 2

Healthcare workers that worked closely with patient specimens were at an increased risk of contracting which viral infection before a vaccine was developed?

Options:

A.

Hepatitis A

B.

Hepatitis B

C.

Hepatitis C

D.

HIV

Question 3

When an antigen comes in contact with the skin, the antigen is processed by cells in the epidermis and come in contact with T lymphocytes. T lymphocytes recognize the antigen as foreign and circulate through the bloodstream back to the epidermis and produce an inflammatory response to eliminate the antigen, but this immune response can produce a characteristic rash in the skin called contact dermititis.

Contact dermatitis is mediated by:

Options:

A.

B lymphocytes

B.

Macrophages

C.

Polymorphonuclear cells

D.

T lymphocytes

E.

Chemokines