How Does Primary Thrombocytosis Differ from Secondary Thrombocytosis

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Multiple Choice

How does primary thrombocytosis differ from secondary thrombocytosis?

• A) It occurs in the bone marrow.
• B) It has an elevated platelet count.
• C) It is a development of thrombosis, which is unclear.
• D) It occurs as a result of an excessive number of platelets.

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