Explain every stage of the Diagram below SideroblasticanemiaMicrocyticMCV 80 fLIrondeficiencyanemiaAnemia ofchronicinflammationClassification of Anemia Based onRed Blood Cell Mean Volume (MCV)ThalassemiaHb E disease traitVitamin B-2Folatedeficiency deficiencyMacrocyticMCV > 100 fLNonmegaloblastic MegaloblasticAplastic anemiaChronic liver diseaseAlcoholismMyelodysplasiaErythroleukerniaSome drugsMembrane Hemoglobinopathies EnzymedefectsdeficienciesIntrinsicImmunecausesRetic 1NormocyticMCV 80-100 fLHemolytic anemiaExtrinsicRetic N orAplastic anemiaAnemia of renal diseaseMyelophthisic anerniaInfection (parvovirus B19)Anemia of chronic inflammationNonimmune RBC injury:MicroangiopathicMacroangiopathicInfectious agentsOther injury: drugs,chemicals, venoms,extensive burns

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Explain every stage of the Diagram below

Sideroblastic
anemia
Microcytic
MCV 80 fL
Iron
deficiency
anemia
Anemia of
chronic
inflammation
Classification of Anemia Based on
Red Blood Cell Mean Volume (MCV)
Thalassemia
Hb E disease trait
Vitamin B-2
Folate
deficiency deficiency
Macrocytic
MCV > 100 fL
Nonmegaloblastic Megaloblastic
Aplastic anemia
Chronic liver disease
Alcoholism
Myelodysplasia
Erythroleukernia
Some drugs
Membrane Hemoglobinopathies Enzyme
defects
deficiencies
Intrinsic
Immune
causes
Retic 1
Normocytic
MCV 80-100 fL
Hemolytic anemia
Extrinsic
Retic N or
Aplastic anemia
Anemia of renal disease
Myelophthisic anernia
Infection (parvovirus B19)
Anemia of chronic inflammation
Nonimmune RBC injury:
Microangiopathic
Macroangiopathic
Infectious agents
Other injury: drugs,
chemicals, venoms,
extensive burns

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