An Increase in Erythroid Cellularity Without Disruption of the Normal

question 12

Multiple Choice

An increase in erythroid cellularity without disruption of the normal myeloid-to-erythroid ratio is termed:

• A) Erythrocytic hypoplasia
• B) Erythrocytic hyperplasia
• C) Granulocytic hyperplasia
• D) Granulocytic hypoplasia
• E) None of the above

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