Gaisbock syndrome is known as: (A) Primary Familial Polycythemia, (B) High Altitude Erythrocytosis, (C) Spurious Polycythemia, (D) Polycythemia Vera
Answer is C. Answer is C (Spurious Polycythemia) Gaisbock syndrome refers to Spurious Polycythemia or Relative Erythrocytosis due to decreased plasma volume.