Give typing answer with explanation and conclusion If a patient had a hematocrit of 20% and a reticulocyte count of 0.5% you would expect that they have a. hemolytic anemia b. hypoproliferative anemia c. hypoproliferative polycythemia d. hemolytic polycythemia

When you are doing a differential on a peripheral blood smear to identify WBCS, you can tell you are in the "correct" part of the smear by looking at the; a. WBC distribution b. RBC distribution O. Staining pattern of the WBC nucleus d. Number of platelets seen on an oil immersion field

Neutrophils = 55 , Lymphocytes = 30 , Monocytes = 7 , Eosinophils = 3 ,  Basophils = 5 Based off these numbers would this person be considered healthy? Please explain your reasoning.

Match each leukocyte to its normal percentage in a differential cell count. A. 50-70% B. 20-40% C. 2-8% D. 1-4% E. < 1% monocytes O 50-70% O 20-40% 2-8% O 1-4% O < 1%

SARS-CoV is commonly associated with which of the following? Select all that apply a. Hypernatremia b. Elevated ALT c. Lymphocytosis d. Hyperkalemia e. Thrombocytopenia f. High WBC count g. Elevated LDH

write a short account of anaemia, including its causes ad consequences. Describe at least 3 types of anaemia in your answer

This plate shows: Beta hemolysis Alpha Hemolysis Delta hemolysis Gamma hemolysis

Given a retic count of 6.5%. Calculate the corrected retic count and RPI.  The RBC count is 2.90 x 10^6/ul, Hct = 34.0% using the RBCcount as standard

If you are performing coagulation testing on a patient with polycythemia, the amount of anticoagulant must be adjusted, or the clotting time will be a. prolonged b. shortened

Indicate its root cause: an insufficient number of RBCs or a problem with hemoglobin production. a. Pernicious b. Iron-deficiency anemia c. Aplastic d. Sickle e. Hemorrhagic