Iron Overload in Severe -Thalassemia -Thalassemia Major) Patients Is Primarily a Consequence Of:
A) an Patients
Multiple Choice
Iron overload in severe -thalassemia ( -thalassemia major) patients is primarily a consequence of:
A) An increased rate of absorption of iron because of the severe anemia
B) A decreased need for iron because fewer RBCs are made
C) Accumulation of iron from massive RBC transfusion therapy
D) Decreased rate of use of iron because smaller RBCs are made
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