WBC: 4.0 x 103/uL RBC: 3.4 x 106/uL HGB: 11.4 g/dL HCT: 35% PLTS: 355 x 103/uL For the data above Calculate the MCV, MCH, and MCHC. From your calculated data, classify the size and hemoglobin content of the patient’s red cells.
What percentage of lymphocytes are long-lived in circulation…
What percentage of lymphocytes are long-lived in circulation?
A CBC/DIFF gives spurious results from the analyzer, with mu…
A CBC/DIFF gives spurious results from the analyzer, with multiple error flags. The sample does not correct when repeated. The peripheral blood smear shows this irregular RBC morphology:
Which of the following cell types increases during viral inf…
Which of the following cell types increases during viral infection?
Senescent (old, aged) erythrocytes are removed from circulat…
Senescent (old, aged) erythrocytes are removed from circulation by macrophages in the
A patient with a normal RBC count has an average of 17 plate…
A patient with a normal RBC count has an average of 17 platelets per oil immersion field. Which of the following values best correlates with the estimate per uL?
Which two CD markers are used to differentiate helper T cell…
Which two CD markers are used to differentiate helper T cells and cytotoxic T cells?
Reactive lymphocytes differ from normal lymphocytes in that…
Reactive lymphocytes differ from normal lymphocytes in that the reactive form:
An increase in the MPV can be correlated with the presence o…
An increase in the MPV can be correlated with the presence of
Identify this RBC morphology:
Identify this RBC morphology: