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Clinical Hematology Questions And Answers Latest Update 2024/2025
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Clinical Hematology Questions And AnswersLatest Update 2024/2025
EDTA Answer: Which anticoagulant is good for CBC?
Heparin Answer: Which anticoagulant is naturally occurring and is considered short term and acts
on AT III?
Sodium Citrate Answer: Which anticoagulant is used in coagulation studies because it chelates Ca+?
WBC count Answer: Which part of a CBC would indicate a shift to the left?
RBC count Answer: Which part of a CBC is an indirect estimate of Hb?
Thrombocytopenia Answer: A platelet count of less than 150,000 is termed as what?
41-49% Answer: What is the normal range for Hct in adult males?
Mean Corpuscular Volume (MCV) Answer: What is defined as.... the average volume or "Size" of
RBCs?
Mean Corpuscular Hb (MCH) Answer: What is defined as .... the content "Weight" of Hb in average
RBCs
Mean Corpuscular Hb Concentraion (MCHC) Answer: What is defined as an average Hb
concentration "Color" in a given volume of RBCs?
, Red cell Distribution Width (RDW) Answer: What is defined as a measurement of the difference in
size of RBCs (anisocytosis)?
When the pt is experiencing intravascular hemolysis. Answer: When would a hemolyzed specimen
not be rejected?
Cytoplasmic RNA Answer: What do reticulocytes have that mature RBCs do not?
RBC production by the bone marrow Answer: The retic count serves as an index for what?
Bad Answer: Anemia + non-increased retic count is good or bad?
You need to correct it because of the patients's RBC defecit Answer: What do you need to do with
an anemic patient's retic count before assessing it?
Bad, pt cannot make up RBC deficit. Results should be high when correctted. Answer: An anemic
patient's corrected retic count is now at the low end of normal, is this good or bad?
Acute blood loss, hemolytic anemia Answer: When would you see an increased retic count?
Aplastic anemia, ineffective erythropoiesis Answer: When would you see a decreased retic count?
A condition in which the O2 carrying capacity of blood is reduced Answer: What is Anemia?
Aplastic Anemia Answer: What anemia is Panocytopenia associated with?
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