True about CLL is-: (A) Can present as acute leukaemia, (B) Diagnosed in routine blood test, (C) Leukocytosis, (D) More T lymphocytes seen
Answer is B. The process of diagnosing CLL usually begins with a routine blood test called a complete blood count (CBC). A CBC measures the number of different types of cells in a sample of a person's blood. A person may have CLL if the blood contains too many white blood cells. The CBC also measures red blood cells and platelets Ref Davidson 23rd edition pg 962