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Hematology – 20 MCQ Questions with Answers

1. Which anticoagulant is used for complete blood count (CBC)?

 A. Heparin

 B. EDTA

 C. Sodium citrate

 D. Fluoride

 ✅ Answer: B. EDTA


2.What really is the average limits after all red blood cell through healthy men?

 A. 10–12 g/dL

 B. 12–14 g/dL

 C. 13–17 g/dL

 D. 15–18 g/dL

 ✅ Answer: C. 13–17 g/dL


3. Which cell is known as a "soldier of the body"?

 A. RBC

 B. Platelet

 C. WBC

 D. Plasma

 ✅ Answer: C. WBC


4. Which stain is commonly used in peripheral blood smear?

 A. Gram stain

 B. Ziehl-Neelsen

 C. Leishman stain

 D. PAS stain

 ✅ Answer: C. Leishman stain


5. Platelets help in:

 A. Oxygen transport

 B. Blood clotting

 C. Immunity

 D. Glucose transport

 ✅ Answer: B. Blood clotting


6. What is the life span of RBCs?

 A. 30 days

 B. 60 days

 C. 90 days

 D. 120 days

 ✅ Answer: D. 120 days


7. Which WBC is highest in number normally?

 A. Basophil

 B. Monocyte

 C. Neutrophil

 D. Eosinophil

 ✅ Answer: C. Neutrophil


8. Which disease is diagnosed using Hb Electrophoresis?

 A. Diabetes

 B. Malaria

 C. Thalassemia

 D. Leukemia

 ✅ Answer: C. Thalassemia


9. What is the normal total leukocyte count (TLC)?

 A. 2000–5000 /mm³

 B. 4000–11000 /mm³

 C. 6000–16000 /mm³

 D. 3000–7000 /mm³

 ✅ Answer: B. 4000–11000 /mm³


10. Reticulocyte count is done to assess:

 A. Liver function

 B. Bone marrow activity

 C. Renal function

 D. Cardiac output

 ✅ Answer: B. Bone marrow activity


11. Which test detects malaria parasite?

 A. Widal Test

 B. ESR

 C. Peripheral Blood Smear

 D. CRP

 ✅ Answer: C. Peripheral Blood Smear


12. Hematocrit is also known as:

 A. MCV

 B. MCH

 C. PCV

 D. TLC

 ✅ Answer: C. PCV (Packed Cell Volume)


13. Which condition shows increased eosinophils?

 A. Allergy

 B. Anemia

 C. Leukemia

 D. Jaundice

 ✅ Answer: A. Allergy


14. What is the full form of ESR?

 A. Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate

 B. Enzyme Substrate Reaction

 C. Eosinophil Sedimentation Ratio

 D. Electrolyte Serum Ratio

 ✅ Answer: A. Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate


15. Bleeding time is prolonged in:

 A. Anemia

 B. Thrombocytopenia

 C. Polycythemia

 D. Leukemia

 ✅ Answer: B. Thrombocytopenia


16. Which cell type produces antibodies?

 A. T cells

 B. B cells

 C. Monocytes

 D. Neutrophils

 ✅ Answer: B. B cells


17. MCV indicates:

 A. Size of RBC

 B. Count of WBC

 C. Hemoglobin level

 D. Blood sugar

 ✅ Answer: A. Size of RBC


18. Howell-Jolly bodies are seen in:

 A. Normal RBC

 B. Megaloblastic anemia

 C. Iron deficiency

 D. G6PD deficiency

 ✅ Answer: B. Megaloblastic anemia


19. What is the anticoagulant used for ESR (Westergren method)?

 A. Heparin

 B. Sodium citrate

 C. EDTA

 D. Oxalate

 ✅ Answer: B. Sodium citrate


20. Acanthocytes are seen in:

 A. Liver disease

 B. Diabetes

 C. Tuberculosis

 D. HIV

 ✅ Answer: A. Liver disease

Hematology – More 20 MCQs with Answers

21. That is the most plentiful nutrient along fusion?

 A. Fibrinogen

 B. Albumin

 C. Globulin

 D. Hemoglobin

 ✅ Answer: B. Albumin


22. Which RBC abnormality is seen in Iron deficiency anemia?

 A. Microcytic hypochromic

 B. Macrocytic

 C. Normocytic normochromic

 D. Spherocytosis

 ✅ Answer: A. Microcytic hypochromic


23. Hemoglobin contains how many polypeptide chains?

 A. 2

 B. 3

 C. 4

 D. 5

 ✅ Answer: C. 4


24. What is the function of neutrophils?

 A. Antibody production

 B. Clotting

 C. Phagocytosis

 D. Oxygen transport

 ✅ Answer: C. Phagocytosis


25. The term 'anemia' refers to:

 A. Decreased RBC count

 B. Increased WBC count

 C. Increased hemoglobin

 D. Decreased platelet count

 ✅ Answer: A. Decreased RBC count


26. Which component of blood is responsible for immunity?

 A. Plasma

 B. WBC

 C. Platelets

 D. RBC

 ✅ Answer: B. WBC


27. Prothrombin time (PT) measures:

 A. RBC function

 B. Intrinsic pathway

 C. Extrinsic pathway

 D. Platelet count

 ✅ Answer: C. Extrinsic pathway


28. What is the function of eosinophils?

 A. Fight against parasites

 B. Phagocytosis

 C. Oxygen transport

 D. Produce insulin

 ✅ Answer: A. Fight against parasites


29. Which vitamin is required for coagulation?

 A. Vitamin A

 B. Vitamin C

 C. Vitamin K

 D. Vitamin D

 ✅ Answer: C. Vitamin K


30. Basophils release:

 A. Hemoglobin

 B. Histamine

 C. Insulin

 D. Oxygen

 ✅ Answer: B. Histamine


31. Which stain is best for reticulocyte count?

 A. Leishman

 B. Giemsa

 C. Methylene blue

 D. Gram stain

 ✅ Answer: C. Methylene blue


32. Hypersegmented neutrophils are seen in:

 A. Malaria

 B. Leukemia

 C. Iron deficiency

 D. Megaloblastic anemia

 ✅ Answer: D. Megaloblastic anemia


33. The normal platelet count is:

 A. 10,000–50,000/mm³

 B. 1.5–4 lakh/mm³

 C. 20,000–80,000/mm³

 D. 5–10 lakh/mm³

 ✅ Answer: B. 1.5–4 lakh/mm³


34. Which RBC shape is seen in sickle cell anemia?

 A. Oval

 B. Sickle-shaped

 C. Round

 D. Spindle

 ✅ Answer: B. Sickle-shaped


35. Bone marrow aspiration is done from:

 A. Skull

 B. Femur

 C. Sternum or Iliac crest

 D. Radius

 ✅ Answer: C. Sternum or Iliac crest


36. Which method is used for Hemoglobin estimation?

 A. Colorimeter

 B. Sahli’s method

 C. Centrifuge

 D. ESR

 ✅ Answer: B. Sahli’s method


37. A blood group can be determined by:

 A. Leishman stain

 B. Coomb’s test

 C. Agglutination test

 D. ESR

 ✅ Answer: C. Agglutination test


38. Which cell is largest in peripheral blood smear?

 A. Neutrophil

 B. Monocyte

 C. Lymphocyte

 D. Basophil

 ✅ Answer: B. Monocyte


39. Normal ESR value in males (Westergren method):

 A. 5–15 mm/hr

 B. 0–10 mm/hr

 C. 10–20 mm/hr

 D. 20–40 mm/hr

 ✅ Answer: B. 0–10 mm/hr


40. Heinz bodies are seen in:

 A. G6PD deficiency

 B. Thalassemia

 C. Anemia

 D. Polycythemia

 ✅ Answer: A. G6PD deficiency


Hematology (हीमेटोलॉजी) के और 20 महत्वपूर्ण MCQs with Answers — अब आपके पास 60 Questions हो जाएंगे। ये प्रश्न DMLT, BSc MLT, AIIMS, ESIC, RRB जैसे मेडिकल एग्ज़ाम के लिए बहुत उपयोगी हैं।

Hematology – 20 More MCQs with Answers (41–60)

41. Which anticoagulant is used for complete blood count (CBC)?

 A. Sodium fluoride

 B. EDTA

 C. Heparin

 D. Citrate

 ✅ Answer: B. EDTA


42. Which blood cell is responsible for allergic reactions?

 A. Basophils

 B. Neutrophils

 C. Monocytes

 D. Erythrocytes

 ✅ Answer: A. Basophils


43. Acanthocytes are seen in:

 A. Liver disease

 B. Anemia

 C. Malaria

 D. Leukemia

 ✅ Answer: A. Liver disease


44. Rouleaux formation is typically seen in:

 A. Typhoid

 B. Multiple myeloma

 C. Leukemia

 D. Hemophilia

 ✅ Answer: B. Multiple myeloma


45. Howell-Jolly bodies are remnants of:

 A. DNA

 B. RNA

 C. Iron

 D. Platelets

 ✅ Answer: A. DNA


46. The normal WBC count is:

 A. 2,000–5,000 /mm³

 B. 4,000–11,000 /mm³

 C. 12,000–20,000 /mm³

 D. 50,000–70,000 /mm³

 ✅ Answer: B. 4,000–11,000 /mm³


47. Reticulocyte count indicates:

 A. WBC activity

 B. Bone marrow activity

 C. Coagulation status

 D. Platelet count

 ✅ Answer: B. Bone marrow activity


48. ESR is increased in all except:

 A. Infections

 B. Inflammation

 C. Pregnancy

 D. Polycythemia

 ✅ Answer: D. Polycythemia


49. Heinz bodies are visualized using:

 A. Leishman stain

 B. Methylene blue

 C. Prussian blue

 D. Gram stain

 ✅ Answer: B. Methylene blue


50. Lifespan of WBCs is:

 A. 120 days

 B. 5–10 days

 C. Few hours to days

 D. 6 months

 ✅ Answer: C. Few hours to days


51. Which of the following is a microcytic anemia?

 A. Iron deficiency anemia

 B. Pernicious anemia

 C. Aplastic anemia

 D. Hemolytic anemia

 ✅ Answer: A. Iron deficiency anemia


52. What causes hereditary spherocytosis?

 A. Membrane defect

 B. Iron deficiency

 C. Vitamin B12 deficiency

 D. Infection

 ✅ Answer: A. Membrane defect


53. Aplastic anemia is characterized by:

 A. Increased RBCs

 B. Decreased bone marrow cellularity

 C. High hemoglobin

 D. Increased platelets

 ✅ Answer: B. Decreased bone marrow cellularity


54. Which hemoglobin type is found in adults?

 A. HbA

 B. HbF

 C. HbE

 D. HbS

 ✅ Answer: A. HbA


55. What really is the tint like platelet - rich throughout haemolytic?

 A. Milky

 B. Pink/red

 C. Yellow

 D. Clear

 ✅ Answer: B. Pink/red


56. Target cells are seen in:

 A. Thalassemia

 B. Leukemia

 C. Dengue

 D. Anemia

 ✅ Answer: A. Thalassemia


57. The nucleus of neutrophil is:

 A. Round

 B. Bilobed

 C. Multilobed

 D. No nucleus

 ✅ Answer: C. Multilobed


58. Which of the following stains is used for peripheral smear?

 A. Gram stain

 B. Ziehl-Neelsen stain

 C. Leishman stain

 D. Acid-fast stain

 ✅ Answer: C. Leishman stain


59. Reticulocytes lack:

 A. Hemoglobin

 B. Nucleus

 C. RNA

 D. Mitochondria

 ✅ Answer: B. Nucleus


60. Schistocytes are also known as:

 A. Tear drop cells

 B. Fragmented RBCs

 C. Target cells

 D. Sickle cells

 ✅ Answer: B. Fragmented RBCs

Hematology – 20 More MCQs with Answers (61–80)

61. Which stain is commonly used to count reticulocytes?

 A. Leishman stain

 B. Giemsa stain

 C. Supravital stain

 D. Gram stain

 ✅ Answer: C. Supravital stain


62. Howell-Jolly bodies are found in patients with:

 A. Iron deficiency anemia

 B. Splenectomy

 C. Leukemia

 D. Hemophilia

 ✅ Answer: B. Splenectomy


63. Which cell is the precursor of red blood cells?

 A. Myeloblast

 B. Megakaryocyte

 C. Erythroblast

 D. Monocyte

 ✅ Answer: C. Erythroblast


64. Which of the following is a quantitative test for hemoglobin?

 A. Sahli’s method

 B. Tallquist method

 C. Spun hematocrit

 D. Buffy coat

 ✅ Answer: A. Sahli’s method


65. In sickle cell anemia, abnormal hemoglobin is:

 A. HbA

 B. HbF

 C. HbS

 D. HbC

 ✅ Answer: C. HbS


66. Normal range of platelets in blood is:

 A. 10,000–50,000 /mm³

 B. 50,000–1,00,000 /mm³

 C. 1,50,000–4,00,000 /mm³

 D. 4,00,000–6,00,000 /mm³

 ✅ Answer: C. 1,50,000–4,00,000 /mm³


67. That experiment is being used to discern coagulating disorder in children?

 A. ESR

 B. PT (Prothrombin Time)

 C. Blood group

 D. MCHC

 ✅ Answer: B. PT (Prothrombin Time)


68. What is the role of neutrophils?

 A. Produce antibodies

 B. Kill parasites

 C. Phagocytosis of bacteria

 D. Release histamine

 ✅ Answer: C. Phagocytosis of bacteria


69. Hypersegmented neutrophils are found in:

 A. Iron deficiency anemia

 B. Aplastic anemia

 C. Megaloblastic anemia

 D. Hemolytic anemia

 ✅ Answer: C. Megaloblastic anemia


70. The process of stopping bleeding is called:

 A. Hematopoiesis

 B. Hemostasis

 C. Hemorrhage

 D. Hemoconcentration

 ✅ Answer: B. Hemostasis



71. Which component is responsible for blood clotting?

 A. RBC

 B. WBC

 C. Platelets

 D. Plasma

 ✅ Answer: C. Platelets


72. Basophils secrete:

 A. Histamine

 B. Antibodies

 C. Insulin

 D. Hemoglobin

 ✅ Answer: A. Histamine


73. The main site of hematopoiesis in adults is:

 A. Liver

 B. Spleen

 C. Bone marrow

 D. Thymus

 ✅ Answer: C. Bone marrow


74. Which WBC type is increased in parasitic infections?

 A. Neutrophils

 B. Basophils

 C. Eosinophils

 D. Lymphocytes

 ✅ Answer: C. Eosinophils


75. Hemoglobin contains:

 A. Calcium

 B. Iron

 C. Potassium

 D. Phosphorus

 ✅ Answer: B. Iron


76. A buffy coat layer contains:

 A. Only RBCs

 B. Platelets and WBCs

 C. Plasma

 D. Hemoglobin

 ✅ Answer: B. Platelets and WBCs


77. The shape of normal RBC is:

 A. Oval

 B. Round

 C. Biconcave

 D. Irregular

 ✅ Answer: C. Biconcave


78. Which instrument is used for ESR (Westergren method)?

 A. Neubauer chamber

 B. Colorimeter

 C. Westergren tube

 D. Centrifuge

 ✅ Answer: C. Westergren tube


79. The liquid part of blood without clotting factors is:

 A. Serum

 B. Plasma

 C. Whole blood

 D. Hemoglobin

 ✅ Answer: A. Serum


80. Which condition is associated with increased WBCs?

 A. Leukopenia

 B. Leukocytosis

 C. Thrombocytopenia

 D. Anemia

 ✅ Answer: B. Leukocytosis

81. Erythropoietin is secreted by which organ?

 A. Liver

 B. Spleen

 C. Kidney

 D. Bone marrow

 ✅ Answer: C. Kidney


82. The anticoagulant used for hematology tests is:

 A. Sodium fluoride

 B. EDTA

 C. Heparin

 D. Sodium citrate

 ✅ Answer: B. EDTA


83. The lifespan of platelets is approximately:

 A. 5–7 days

 B. 10–12 days

 C. 120 days

 D. 2–3 days

 ✅ Answer: B. 10–12 days


84. ESR increases in:

 A. Polycythemia

 B. Inflammation

 C. Dehydration

 D. Leukemia

 ✅ Answer: B. Inflammation


85. The normal hemoglobin level in adult male is:

 A. 8–10 g/dL

 B. 10–12 g/dL

 C. 13–17 g/dL

 D. 17–20 g/dL

 ✅ Answer: C. 13–17 g/dL


86. Which vitamin is essential for clotting?

 A. Vitamin B12

 B. Vitamin C

 C. Vitamin D

 D. Vitamin K

 ✅ Answer: D. Vitamin K


87. Heinz bodies are seen in:

 A. G6PD deficiency

 B. Iron deficiency anemia

 C. Leukemia

 D. Hemophilia

 ✅ Answer: A. G6PD deficiency


88. The function of lymphocytes is:

 A. Blood clotting

 B. Oxygen transport

 C. Antibody production

 D. Phagocytosis

 ✅ Answer: C. Antibody production


89. Thalassemia is a disorder of:

 A. Platelets

 B. RBC membrane

 C. Hemoglobin synthesis

 D. WBC maturation

 ✅ Answer: C. Hemoglobin synthesis


90. That exam is being used to identify sickle cell anemia?

 A. D-dimer

 B. Sickle cell solubility test

 C. Widal test

 D. ESR

 ✅ Answer: B. Sickle cell solubility test


91. Poikilocytosis refers to:

 A. Variation in RBC size

 B. Decreased WBCs

 C. Variation in RBC shape

 D. Increased platelets

 ✅ Answer: C. Variation in RBC shape


92. Which of the following is a cause of macrocytic anemia?

 A. Iron deficiency

 B. Folate deficiency

 C. Malaria

 D. Thalassemia

 ✅ Answer: B. Folate deficiency


93. Blood group is determined by:

 A. Hemoglobin type

 B. Plasma proteins

 C. Antigens on RBC surface

 D. WBC count

 ✅ Answer: C. Antigens on RBC surface


94. Target cells are found in:

 A. Iron deficiency anemia

 B. Thalassemia

 C. Leukemia

 D. Spherocytosis

 ✅ Answer: B. Thalassemia


95. Which instrument is used to count blood cells manually?

 A. Colorimeter

 B. Hemocytometer (Neubauer chamber)

 C. Hemoglobinometer

 D. Centrifuge

 ✅ Answer: B. Hemocytometer (Neubauer chamber)


96. Which type of WBC increases in allergic conditions?

 A. Monocytes

 B. Basophils

 C. Neutrophils

 D. Eosinophils

 ✅ Answer: D. Eosinophils


97. Which of the following is NOT a component of a complete blood count (CBC)?

 A. WBC count

 B. Platelet count

 C. ESR

 D. Hemoglobin

 ✅ Answer: C. ESR


98. Which condition causes decreased hemoglobin levels?

 A. Polycythemia

 B. Anemia

 C. Leukemia

 D. Thrombosis

 ✅ Answer: B. Anemia


99. Schistocytes are:

 A. Immature WBCs

 B. Nucleated RBCs

 C. Fragmented RBCs

 D. A type of platelet

 ✅ Answer: C. Fragmented RBCs


100. Which tube is used for CBC sample collection?

 A. Red top

 B. Light blue top

 C. Purple/lavender top (EDTA)

 D. Green top

 ✅ Answer: C. Purple/lavender top (EDTA)

101. Which cell is responsible for initiating blood clotting?

 A. Neutrophils

 B. Platelets ✅

 C. Basophils

 D. RBCs

102. Which factor is known as anti-hemophilic factor A?

 A. Factor VIII ✅

 B. Factor IX

 C. Factor X

 D. Factor XI

103. The principle perform after all erythrocytes seems to be: 

A. Immune response

 B. Clotting

 C. Oxygen transport ✅

 D. Digest bacteria

104. Erythropoietin is produced primarily by the:

 A. Liver

 B. Kidney ✅

 C. Bone marrow

 D. Lungs

105. What is the average lifespan of a red blood cell?

 A. 30 days

 B. 60 days

 C. 120 days ✅

 D. 10 days

106. Which blood component fights infection?

 A. Platelets

 B. RBCs

 C. WBCs ✅

 D. Plasma

107. Which anticoagulant is used for hematology tests?

 A. Sodium fluoride

 B. EDTA ✅

 C. Sodium citrate

 D. Heparin

108. Which of the following is a granulocyte?

 A. Monocyte

 B. Lymphocyte

 C. Neutrophil ✅

 D. Plasma cell

109. What is the normal range of hemoglobin in adult males?

 A. 10–12 g/dL

 B. 12–14 g/dL

 C. 13–17 g/dL ✅

 D. 9–11 g/dL

110. Hematocrit is the percentage of:

 A. WBC in blood

 B. Plasma in blood

 C. RBC in total blood volume ✅

 D. Platelets

112. Which of these is a sign of anemia?

 A. High hemoglobin

 B. Low hemoglobin ✅

 C. High platelet count

 D. Increased RBC

113. Hemoglobin consists of:

 A. 4 heme + 4 iron

 B. 4 globin + 4 iron

 C. 4 heme + 4 globin ✅

 D. 2 heme + 2 globin

114. The reticulocyte is an immature:

 A. Neutrophil

 B. RBC ✅

 C. Platelet

 D. WBC

115. In iron deficiency anemia, the RBCs appear:

 A. Macrocytic

 B. Normocytic

 C. Microcytic hypochromic ✅

 D. Megaloblastic

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