Hematology Case StudiesCase Study 1Patient: Jane F.Age: 70Sex: FHistory: Complains of trouble breathing after mild physical activity and easily fatigued. Denied hemoptysis, GI,or vaginal bleeding. Claimed diet was good, but appetite varied.Physical Exam: Other than pallor, no significant physical findings were noted. Occult blood was negativeСВС3.71 x 1012/L5.9 g/dLRBCHGBНСТ20.9%MCV56.2 fL15.9 pg28.3 g/dLМСНМСНСWBC5.9 x 10/LN seg82%L131EВPLT425 x 10%LFurther Laboratory StudiesIron StudiesPatient Values<10 ng/mL24 ug/dL729 ug/dLRISerum Ferritin12-86Serum Iron65-175TIBC250-410Saturation3%20-55

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Phlebotomy Essentials

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