Question

basophilic stippling is an indication of?
low iron
lead poisoning
cadmium poisoning
iron poisoning

Explanation:

Basophilic stippling (fine or coarse granules in red blood cells) is a classic hematological finding associated with lead poisoning. Low iron is related to iron - deficiency anemia (with different RBC changes), cadmium poisoning has other characteristic manifestations, and iron poisoning does not present with basophilic stippling.

Answer:

B. Lead poisoning