14 Questions
What are the etiologic factors used to classify anemia?
Nutritional deficiency and bone marrow failure
Which condition is defined as a reduction below normal in the volume of red blood cells or hemoglobin concentration?
Anemia
What is a common cause of anemia resulting from decreased production?
Bone marrow failure
Which nutrient deficiency can lead to anemia?
Folate
What factor can interfere with bone marrow activity and lead to anemia?
Chronic diseases
Which approach is used for the classification of anemia?
Etiologic and morphologic factors
Which of the following is a cause of iron deficiency anemia?
Chronic diarrhea
What is a common manifestation of anemia?
Increased heart rate
Which factor is NOT a morphologic factor associated with anemia?
Excessive demands for iron
What is a central nervous system manifestation of anemia?
Decreased attention span
What is a possible extracorpuscular cause of anemia?
Immune response
What age group is most commonly affected by iron deficiency anemia?
6-24 months of age
What is a possible cause of inadequate supply of iron leading to anemia?
Deficient dietary intake
Which characteristic is associated with normochromic anemia?
Normocytic cell size
Learn about the classification of anemia in children based on etiologic and morphologic factors. Explore anemias resulting from decreased production such as nutritional deficiencies, bone marrow failure, and interference with bone marrow activity.
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