A young man who has no past medical history presented with jaundice, low Hgb, reticulocytes 8% and other indices within normal limit but occasional spherocytes were seen on blood film. What is the single most appropriate investigation?
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The key is B. Direct Coombs test. [The direct Coombs test, is used to determine whether the cause of hemolytic anemia, is due to antibodies attached to RBCs which are seen in autoimmune-related hemolytic anemia].
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