Elevated serum ferritin, decreased serum iron and % transferring saturation are most consistent with the diagnosis of: (A) Iron deficiency anemia, (B) Thalassemia, (C) Anemia of chronic disease, (D) Sideroblastic anemia
Answer is C. Answer is C (Anemia of chronic disease) Decreased Serum Iron Levels, Decreased Transferrin Saturation and Increased Serum Ferritin Levels are typical features of Anemia of Chronic Disease.