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What Red Cell Morphology, Using Wright Stain, Is Seen in Patients

Question 13

Question 13

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What red cell morphology, using Wright stain, is seen in patients with G6PD deficiency during a hemolytic episode?


A) Bite cells and polychromasia
B) Heinz bodies
C) Acanthocytes and crenated cells
D) Red cells are normal

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