A 27‐year‐old woman presents to her general practitioner with fatigue and easy bruising. A full blood count shows pancytopenia, and she is admitted to the hospital. The partial thromboplastin and prothrombin time (international normalized ratio) are both abnormal, and fragmented red cells are noted on blood film. Which ONE of the following is the most likely diagnosis in this case?

Thrombocytosis is caused by a ______ in the blood, which may result from an iron deficiency or an infection.Multiple choice question.high platelet countlow red blood cell countlow platelet counthigh white blood cell count

Thrombocytopenia is due to a deficiency of __________Blank.Multiple Choiceplateletsvitamin Kleukocytesfactor VII

Background:In a historical royal family with a storied lineage, a mysterious occurrence of thrombocytopenia emerged, leaving generations of royalty grappling with the consequences of low platelet counts. The royal family members experienced unexpected bleeding, petechiae, and prolonged clotting times. This case study explores the scientific investigation into the roots of thrombocytopenia within the royal bloodline.What is thrombocytopenia, and how does it affect the normal functioning of blood platelets?Your answerExplore the available treatment approaches for managing thrombocytopenia.

Select all signs or symptoms that would be expected in a person with thrombocytopenia.Multiple select question.High feverBruisingBleeding in the intestineNosebleedsHigh blood sugar

A 54‐year‐old man was diagnosed earlier today with acute myeloid leukaemia. Therapy has not yet been initiated. Which ONE of the following full blood count results is most likely in this patient? A Hb 140 g/L; WBC 270 × 109/L; platelets 100 × 109/L B Hb 90 g/L; WBC 2 × 109/L; platelets 140 × 109/L C Hb 90 g/L; WBC 27 × 109/L; platelets 10 × 109/L D Hb 140 g/L; WBC 270 × 109/L; platelets 940 × 109/L