Red Blood CellCount (no./L)(with calculation)Average Red BloodCell Count (no./L)(with calculation)SampleLength of bloodcell layer (mm)Length of bloodcell layer andplasma layer (mm)Hct % (withcalculation)Average Hct %(with calculation)Sample xDuplicate I5.28(10¹²/L)Duplicate I20515.325(10¹2/L)39.22%Sample xDuplicate II5.37(10¹2/L)XDuplicate II254951.02%(39.22% + 51.02%)/2= 45.12%Sample YDuplicate I3.87(10¹2/L)Duplicate I104522.22%3.835(10¹2/L)Sample YDuplicate II3.8(10¹2/L)YDuplicate II144531.11%(22.22% + 31.11%)/2= 26.665%Calculate the Mean cell volume (MCV) of sample x and yMCV (femtoliters, fl) = Hematocrit (volume fraction)/ Red blood cell count (10¹2/L) x 1000Normal Range: 80-98 femtoliters, fl

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Red Blood Cell Count (no./L) (with calculation) Average Red Blood Cell Count (no./L) (with calculation) Sample Length of blood cell layer (mm) Length of blood cell layer and plasma layer (mm) Het% (with calculation) Average Hct % (with calculation) Sample x Duplicate I 5.28(10%/L) Duplicate I 20 51 5.325(10"/L) 39.22% Sample x Duplicate II 5.37(10"/L) X Duplicate II 25 49 51.02% (39.22% + 51.02%)/2 = 45.12% Sample Y Duplicate I 3.87(10"/L) Duplicate 10 45 22.22% Sample Y Duplicate II 3.8(10%/L) 3.835(10"/L) Y Duplicate II H 45 31.11% (22.22% +31.11%)/2 = 26.665% Calculate the Mean cell volume (MCV) of samplex and y MCV demtoliters, -Hematocrit (volume fraction) Red blood cell count (10%/L) x 1000 Normal Range: 80-98 femtoliters.f

Red Blood Cell Count (no./L) (with calculation) Average Red Blood Cell Count (no./L) (with calculation) Sample Length of blood cell layer (mm) Length of blood cell layer and plasma layer (mm) Het% (with calculation) Average Hct % (with calculation) Sample x Duplicate I 5.28(10%/L) Duplicate I 20 51 5.325(10"/L) 39.22% Sample x Duplicate II 5.37(10"/L) X Duplicate II 25 49 51.02% (39.22% + 51.02%)/2 = 45.12% Sample Y Duplicate I 3.87(10"/L) Duplicate 10 45 22.22% Sample Y Duplicate II 3.8(10%/L) 3.835(10"/L) Y Duplicate II H 45 31.11% (22.22% +31.11%)/2 = 26.665% Calculate the Mean cell volume (MCV) of samplex and y MCV demtoliters, -Hematocrit (volume fraction) Red blood cell count (10%/L) x 1000 Normal Range: 80-98 femtoliters.f

Basic Clinical Laboratory Techniques 6E

6th Edition

ISBN:9781133893943

Author:ESTRIDGE

Publisher:ESTRIDGE

Chapter2: Basic Hematology

Section2.12: Reticulocyte Count

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