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    A Patient's Blood Sample Shows Large Immature Red Blood Cells
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A Patient's Blood Sample Shows Large Immature Red Blood Cells

Question 3

Question 3

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A patient's blood sample shows large immature red blood cells. This may suggest a deficiency in:


A) thiamin and niacin.
B) niacin and vitamin B6.
C) vitamin B6 and B12.
D) vitamin B6 and folate.
E) vitamin B12 and folate.

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