Anaemia Investigation Pathway
Freely explore the anaemia investigation decision tree — MCV, reticulocytes, iron studies, B12 and folate, haemolysis markers and blood film — selecting any test in any…
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Anaemia Investigation Pathway (Challenge)
A blind self-assessment of the anaemia investigation algorithm. The mechanism and diagnosis stay hidden until submission, results give no live correctness signal, and scoring checks whether MCV and reticulocytes were assessed before targeted tests. Six cases are drawn in random order with freshly randomised values on every attempt.
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