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The drug which triggers the production of antibody against red cell antigen causing autoimmune hemolysis is:

A
Methyldopa
B
Penicillin
C
Erythromycin
D
Dapsone
High-Yield Explanation
The drug which triggers through mimicry the production of autoantibodies against red cell membranes and induce hemolysis is Mehyldopa. Ref: Harrison's principles of internal medicine, 18th edition; Page: 881.

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