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Iron deficiency and microcytic anaemia
Haematology, Years 3 to 5
Question 3 of 4. A 67-year-old man has newly confirmed iron deficiency anaemia with ferritin 9 micrograms/L. He is haemodynamically stable and reports no visible bleeding. His diet is varied. Which process should be prioritised when looking for the source of his iron deficiency? The student chose the wrong answer D: Inflammatory iron sequestration. The answer is C: Chronic occult gastrointestinal blood loss. An adult man with unexplained iron deficiency requires evaluation for occult blood loss, commonly from the gastrointestinal tract, alongside iron replacement.
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Question 3 of 4
A 67-year-old man has newly confirmed iron deficiency anaemia with ferritin 9 micrograms/L. He is haemodynamically stable and reports no visible bleeding. His diet is varied.
Which process should be prioritised when looking for the source of his iron deficiency?
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Explanation, Incorrect
Why C is right
An adult man with unexplained iron deficiency requires evaluation for occult blood loss, commonly from the gastrointestinal tract, alongside iron replacement.
Why not A, B, D, or E
- This does not explain the demonstrated depletion of iron stores as well as chronic loss.Consider inflammation with low iron but retained stores and compatible systemic disease.
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Treat iron deficiency and investigate its cause in parallel.
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