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PRACTICAL 1 MLT126

MLT 126: HEMATOLOGY AND COAGULATION

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For an adult female, what is the reference range for a RBC count? 4.0-5.4x10^6/microlitre
For an adult female, what is the reference range for Hct? 37-47%
For an adult female under 50, what is the reference range for ESR? less than or equal to 13mm
True or false: An adult male over 50 would have an ESR reference range of 20 or less mm False; females over 50 have 20 or less mm
In adult males, (blank) would be the reference range for a Hgb test. 13-18g/dL
In males under 50, what is the reference range for an ESR 10 or less mm
Why would a reticulocyte count exceed 2% in a newborn? they are engaged in more erythropoiesis
Less than 2% is the average reference range for what kind of test? Reticulocyte count
What is the reference range for an adult male Hct? 40-52%
11-16g/dL is the reference range for an adult female's Hgb
What would the MCV range be to classify a microcytic cell? less than 80 fl
What range would classify Normochromic cells? 32-36%
Microcytic hyperchromic cells would have MCV and MCHC ranges of... less than 80fl and more than 36%
What causes normocytic, normochromic anemias to occur Improper (hypo) proliferation of erythrocytes in the bone marrow, likely due to chronic illness, bone marrow disorder, or early on iron deficiency anemia
Discocyte= RBC (normal)
When would polychromatophilia be seen in a peripheral blood smear? When a patient's blood is attempting to regenerate quickly
The presence of blister cells would indicate towards what kind of anemia? Heinz-bodies mediated (microangiopathic) hemolysis (mechanical RBC trauma)
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