Case Study
A 23-year-old female at 36 weeks of gestation has had some bleeding during pregnancy. Amniocentesis was performed and the following results were obtained:
appearance - reddish
L/S ratio - markedly increased
Lamellar Body Count - markedly increased
AMNIOSTAT – negative
2.1. Are the results presented above valid? If yes, what could be the implication of these results? If not, identify/discuss disparities/inconsistencies in the lab test results and describe possible cause(s).
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