A Patient Presents with a RPI of Greater Than 2

question 8

Multiple Choice

A patient presents with a RPI of greater than 2 and macrocytic morphology of the red blood cells.Which survival defect does this most likely represent?

• A)B₁₂ deficiency
• B)Folate deficiency
• C)Hemorrhage or hemolysis
• D)Myelodysphasia

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Definitions:

Beginning Balance

The amount of money in an account at the start of a new accounting period.

Credit Side

The section of an account where increases in liabilities, income, and equity are recorded, as opposed to the debit side, which records increases in assets and expenses.

Normal Credit Balance

The usual balance side of an account that increases its value, typically used for liabilities, revenues, and equity accounts.

Withdrawals

Money taken out from a business by its owner(s) for personal use, reducing the owner's equity in the business.