A 19-year-old female college student went to the University Health Center with a symptoms of malaise, fatigue, sore throat, and a slight fever. A complete blood count was performed, and both RBC and WBC were within normal limits, but the hematology analyzer flagged as positive on possible abnormality on WBC morphology. A rapid strep test was performed, and the result was negative. A slide agglutination test for infectious mononucleosis was indeterminate. The result of quantitative result of CRP is indicated an increased level approximately 25 mg/dL. The student was advised to return after a few days for a repeat mononucleosis test. How does a test result of CRP help in a presumptive diagnosis of infectious mononucleosis? What would you do next if there is a flag from the hematology analyzer, and what would you expect to see on the WBC differential smear?
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A 19-year-old female college student went to the University Health Center with a symptoms of malaise,...
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