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- Pernicious most common in older pe people Which choices list the correct relationships among the factors that cause this disorder? -The reduced synthesis Vitamin B 12 results in the production many platelets. -The reduced af intrinsic factor means that vitamin cannot be absorbed, and many red blood cells are destroyed -The reduced secretion intrinsic factot that vitamin carinot bo absorbedand macrocytes are produced instead of erythrocytes -The increased secretion of intrinsic in excess levels of Vitamin causes the synthesis of too many red blood cells for the to break down.Need it in 2 min with brief explanation.Thrombocytopenia (throm-bo-sye-tow-pee-ne-ah) is a disorder that develops when certain drugs, bone marrow cancer, or radiation destroys red bone marrow, including stem cells that give rise to platelets. Predict a likely symptom of this disorder.
