Hemoglobinopathies Leave a Comment / By quizshell / January 11, 2022 12345678910 0% 1 votes, 5 avg 9 GOOD LUCK WELL DONE Created by quizshellHemoglobinopathies 1 / 10 Category: Hematology 1. Which of the following red blood cell morphology abnormalities is associated hemoglobinopathies? A. Ovalocytes B. Target cells C. Echinocytes D. Acanthocytes 2 / 10 Category: Hematology 2. Hemoglobinopathies are inherited disorders caused by A. Amino acid substitutions B. Block in NADPH C. Abnormal Hemoglobin structure D. Peptide mutation 3 / 10 Category: Hematology 3. Which hemoglobin migrates with Hgb S and Hgb G on alkaline hemoglobin electrophoresis? A. Hgb F B. Hgb C C. Hgb D D. Hgb SC 4 / 10 Category: Hematology 4. Which hemoglobin migrates with with hemoglobins A2, E, and O on alkaline hemoglobin electropheroseis? A. Hgb F B. Hgb C C. Hgb SC D. Hgb E 5 / 10 Category: Hematology 5. Which of the following clinical finding is associated with Hgb SS disease? A. Bone marrow erythroid hyperplasia B. Decreased haptoglobin C. Positive hemoglobin solubility D. All of the above 6 / 10 Category: Hematology 6. Which hemoglobin migrates with hemoglobins A2, C, and O on alkaline hemoglobin electropheroseis? A. Hgb F B. Hgb C C. Hgb SC D. Hgb E 7 / 10 Category: Hematology 7. Hgb C Disease/Hgb CC is caused by substitution of glutamic acid with.. A. Lysine B. Valine C. Leucine D. Glycine 8 / 10 Category: Hematology 8. Which disorder occurs when glutamic acid is replaced by valine at position 6 on both beta chains.? A. Hgb E B. Hgb SC C. Sickle Cell Disease (Hgb SS) D. Hgb C 9 / 10 Category: Hematology 9. Hgb D Disease is caused by substitution of glutamic acid with. A. Lysine B. Valine C. Leucine D. Glycine 10 / 10 Category: Hematology 10. What is the expected result of a solubility test for patients with Hgb SS disease? A. Negative B. Positive Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter VKontakte 0% Restart quiz Send feedback Share this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Like this:Like Loading...