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List the tests generally included in a complete blood cell
count (CBC). - ANSWER-White blood cell count, red blood
cell count, platelet count, hemoglobin level, hematocrit,
differential white blood cell count, and red blood cell
indices.
What is the normal hemoglobin range?
a. Adult female:
,b. Adult male: - ANSWER-a. Adult female: 12 to 16 g/dl.
b. Adult male: 14 to 18 g/dl.
What are the advantages of the following methods for
performing a differential cell count?
a. Automatic method:
b. Manual: - ANSWER-a. Automatic method: Faster and
more convenient.
, b. Manual: Allows for the closer inspection of abnormal
white blood cells.
Why must the white blood cells be stained when
performing a manual differential cell count? - ANSWER-
White blood cells are clear and colorless and must be
stained to be identified.
List the abbreviation for each of the following tests:
a. Hematocrit:
b. Hemoglobin:
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Guide |Newest Edition
List the tests generally included in a complete blood cell
count (CBC). - ANSWER-White blood cell count, red blood
cell count, platelet count, hemoglobin level, hematocrit,
differential white blood cell count, and red blood cell
indices.
What is the normal hemoglobin range?
a. Adult female:
,b. Adult male: - ANSWER-a. Adult female: 12 to 16 g/dl.
b. Adult male: 14 to 18 g/dl.
What are the advantages of the following methods for
performing a differential cell count?
a. Automatic method:
b. Manual: - ANSWER-a. Automatic method: Faster and
more convenient.
, b. Manual: Allows for the closer inspection of abnormal
white blood cells.
Why must the white blood cells be stained when
performing a manual differential cell count? - ANSWER-
White blood cells are clear and colorless and must be
stained to be identified.
List the abbreviation for each of the following tests:
a. Hematocrit:
b. Hemoglobin:
