You ran a CBC and found the HGB was 7.2 g/dL. You then ran a…

You ran a CBC and found the HGB was 7.2 g/dL. You then ran a microhematocrit in duplicate and your average result was 27%. What is the most likely reason that these results do not follow the rule of three? (Hint: use the rule of three to calculate the expected microhematocrit value)

A manual erythrocyte count was performed on an EDTA-anticoag…

A manual erythrocyte count was performed on an EDTA-anticoagulated sample. The sample was diluted 1:200 and a total of 235 RBC’s were counted in 5 small (RBC) squares on one side of the hemocytometer. A total of 275 RBC’s were counted in 5 small (RBC) squares on the other side.  What is the total erythrocyte count?