Materials and MethodsEffect of Altitude on Hematocrit and Hemoglobin Concentration1. Dependent Variable: Hct and Hb2. Independent Variable: altitude3. Controlled Variables: gender, ageABO and Rh Typing in Family Members1. Dependent Variable: presence or absence of agglutination2. Independent Variable: type of antigen on RBCS3. Controlled Variables: no controlled variables4. When exercising subjects move from low to high altitude, Hct will:5. When exercising subjects move from low to high altitude, Hb will:6. Agglutination will occur:ResultsTable 3: Effect of Altitude on Hct and HbLow AltitudeHigh AltitudeHbHbLength of WholeBlood ColumnLength ofPacked RBCColumn (mm)(g/100mlLength ofWhole BloodColumn (mm)Length ofPacked RBCColumn (mm)(g/100mlHematocritHematocrit(mm)(%)blood)(%)blood)Subject50234614.549255117.4Subject50214214.550234617.4Subject51224314.549255117.4Average50224414.549244917.4Changes in Blood Hematocrit After 2 Month Acclimatization to High Altitude%1009080706050Low altitude4030High altitude

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Materials and Methods Effect of Altitude on Hematocrit and Hemoglobin Concentration 1. Dependent Variable: Hct and Hb 2. Independent Variable: altitude 3. Controlled Variables: gender, age ABO and Rh Typing in Family Members 1. Dependent Variable: presence or absence of agglutination 2. Independent Variable: type of antigen on RBCS 3. Controlled Variables: no controlled variables 4. When exercising subjects move from low to high altitude, Hct will: 5. When exercising subjects move from low to high altitude, Hb will:

Materials and Methods Effect of Altitude on Hematocrit and Hemoglobin Concentration 1. Dependent Variable: Hct and Hb 2. Independent Variable: altitude 3. Controlled Variables: gender, age ABO and Rh Typing in Family Members 1. Dependent Variable: presence or absence of agglutination 2. Independent Variable: type of antigen on RBCS 3. Controlled Variables: no controlled variables 4. When exercising subjects move from low to high altitude, Hct will: 5. When exercising subjects move from low to high altitude, Hb will:

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