Bisalbuminemia and analbuminemia are inherited in which pattern?

• A. Inherited/Congenital pattern
• B. Acquired
• C. Autosomal dominant
• D. X-linked recessive

Answer: (A)

These conditions are congenital and hereditary, appearing from birth and able to run in families. Bisalbuminemia and analbuminemia are not caused by illness or factors acquired later in life, so they’re described as inherited rather than acquired. While specific genes and modes of transmission can vary, the best overall description for these conditions is that they are inherited/congenital traits, not acquired abnormalities.