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Describe this value | Lab value | High could indicate | Low could indicate | Nursing intervention |
WBC | 4500-11000 per mcL | Leukocytosis | Leukopenia |
Include the antioxidant diet. Administer anti-inflammatory to prevent infection if it is high. |
HBG |
Men: 12-17g/dL women: 11-15g/dL |
polycythemia | anemia |
Monitor the HB level. Encourage for iron-rich diet. Increase fluid intake. |
HCT |
Men: 40-50% women: 37-47% |
polycythemia | anemia |
Encourage fluid intake. Assess for signs of dehydration. Plasma volume to be replaced. Maintain blood pressure. |
PLT | 150-450 X 109/L | thrombocytosis | thrombocytopenia |
Assess for risk of injury. Avoid IM injection |
RBC | 4.5 -5.9 X 1012/L | polycythemia | anemia |
Low hematocrit should be treated with protein and iron intake. Increase fluid intake for dilution. |
ANC | 1.8-7.8X 109/L | neutrophilia | neutropenia |
Follow neutropenic diet. Antibiotics for fever. Follow hygienic measures. |
HbS |
<5mlU | positive | negative |
Vaccination. Follow infection control practices. |
MCV | 80-96fL | macrocytic | microcytic |
Increase iron intake. Administer vitamin B12. |
MCH | 27.5-33.2pg | hyperchromic | hypochromic |
Include vitamin B12 and folate intake. Include an iron-rich protein diet. |
RETICULO count | 25-75 X109/L | High count cause hemolysis | Low count cause bonemarrow disorder or nutritional deficiency. | Correction of anemia and nutritional deficiency. |
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