A patient who is infected with hookworms produces signs and symptoms of anemia. Which of the following can be seen in the peripheral blood smear of the patient?

A patient who is infected with hookworms produces signs and symptoms of anemia. Which of the following can be seen in the peripheral blood smear of the patient?

A 50 year old male who had frequent infections of his upper respiratory tract manifested with subcutaneous petechiae over his arms and legs. Investigations revealed low haemoglobin and a dry tap marrow. The most likely condition the patient is suffering from

Graft versus host disease is a complication of transfusion in patients of bone marrow transplantation. This can be best avoided by

RBCs break into fragments, they are referred to as schistocytes. These type of cells are seen in

A peripheral blood smear showing increase in numbers of neutrophils, band cells, basophils, eosinophils and platelets is most suggestive