Which of the following would differentiate a myeloproliferative disorder from a myelodysplastic disorder?
a. Bone marrow differential
b. Morphology of cells present
c. Number of cells present
d. Amount of fat present
Question 2
The presence of which of the following in the bone marrow would lead a clinician to the diagnosis of a myeloproliferative disorder rather than an acute leukemia?
a. High numbers of proliferating mature cells
b. High numbers of young dividing cells
c. High amount of bone marrow fat present
d. High amount of abnormal cells
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