What Is the Concern If Pelger-Huët Anomaly Is Not Recognized

What is the concern if Pelger-Huët anomaly is not recognized?

A) Without treatment, the patient will probably die.
B) The cells could be misclassified as immature neutrophils, indicating that the patient has a bacterial infection when he or she does not.
C) The patient could develop pseudo-Pelger-Huët followed by leukemia.
D) The cells could be misclassified as blasts, indicating that the patient has acute leukemia when he or she does not.