Hematological Analysis
34. Here, in this result, WBC result shows
+++++ which can be an error of the machine or the range may be very
high. Hence, the technologist should definitely run a blank cycle
before repeating to prevent a carryover to next sample. Assuming
the patient an anemic, collect only required amount of blood in
specific collection tubes only to the required level and test
should be done within 24hrs of collection.
Meanwhile, report the same to Physician for correcting the
underlying defect, if any, in patient. Transfusion may be needed to
correct blood levels.
35.
Here, in this result, it shows a low RBC and Hct count whereas a
high WBC, Hgb, MCV, MCHC counts. It shows the patient is in
dehydration. Allow the patient to have enough water before taking
samples again to run the test.
Physician can assume the presence of infection and anemia in this
patient.
34. The following results were obtained on a hematology analyzer: Test WBC Patient Results +44+4 2.01...
Case Study: The parents took John, the 4 year old Greek patient to a pediatrician for a checkup. A CBC revealed the following results: CBCDIFFERENTIAL WBC =11.4 x 109/LSegs=55% RBC=1.7 x 1012/LBands=1% Hgb=8.3 g/dLLymph=36% Hct=24%Mono=7% Plt=172 x 109/LEos=1% MCV=69 fLModerate poikilocytosis, polychromasia, MCH=21 pgand many target cells; few teardrop cells observed MCHC=29% 1. Based upon the indices, classify the anemia morphologically. 2. Name 3 disorders that frequently present with the same morphology that dominates this smear. 3. List 2 additional...
Case Study: The parents took John, the 4 year old Greek patient to a pediatrician for a checkup. A CBC revealed the following results: CBC WBC = RBC Hgb Hct Plt MCV = MCH = MCHC 11.4 x 10%/L 1.7 x 1012/1 8.3 g/dL 24% 172 x 10°/L 69 IL DIFFERENTIAL Segs = 55% Bands 1% Lymph 36% Mono- 7% Eos 1% Moderate poikilocytosis, polychromasia, and many target cells; few teardrop cells observed 21 pg 29% 1. Based upon the...
CASE STUDY 3 When a 50-year-old woman was referred to a hematologist for recurring pancytopenia, her WBC was 2.5 x 109/L; RBC, 2.1 x 1012/L; Hgb, 9.0 g/dL; Hct, 30%; platelet count, 40 x 10°/L: MCV,70 TL; MCH, 26 pg; and MCHC, 30.5%. In addition to pancytopenia, she had been experiencing shortness of breath and fatigue for the past 3 weeks, and lately these symptoms had gotten worse. Her family history was unremarkable, but she explained that she has had...
WEEK 6: ANALYZING A CASE STUDY WBC 8.3 x 109/L Segmented Neutrophils 32% Band Neutrophils 0% Lymphocytes 60% Monocytes 6% Eosinophils 2% Basophils 0% RBC 4.20 x 1012/L Hgb 13.1 g/dL Hct 40% RDW 11.8% Plt 226 x 109/L Morphology Unremarkable PT 13.2 sec APTT 33 sec Bleeding Time 16 min Platelet Aggregation No response to ADP, collagen, thrombin, and epinephrine In your discussion post, answer the following questions regarding the results: Based upon the patient’s lab results, what...
13. Ann, She has the following CBC values: Hct a. What is her MCV value? a 21-year-old female patient, presents with nausea, fatigue, and edema of the feet and ankles. 34.7%, RBCs-4,29 x10 x101, and HgB 12.2 g/dl. b. What is her MCHC value? c. Describe her RBC morphology d. Is she anemic (YN)? e. What's your basis of the assessment of anemia f. List ONE possible cause for her condition and g. What test would you administer to narrow...
CASE STUDY 6 A 28-year-old man presents to the emergency department with a complaint of abdominal pain. He appears quite ill with nausea, cold sweats, and tachycardia. He had taken aspirin when he started feeling sick. The patient appears slightly jaundiced and on further questioning admits that his urine had been dark and discolored that day. The preliminary impression was of acute appendicitis. Pertinent Hematology Results (refer to normal values in your text) WBC 6.3 x 10°/L RBC 1.00 x...
Which diagnosis best correlates to the following results obtained on a 65-year-old female? Case Study Results 8.8 Analyte Result Hgb (g/dL) MCV (FL) MCH (pg) MCHC (g/dL) RDW (%) EPO (IU/L) RBC Folate (ng/mL) Methemoglobin (mmol/L) 0.22 Serum B12 (pg/mL) 151 Reference Interval 12.0-16.0 80-100 28-34 32.0-36.0 <14.0 3.0-16.0 160-700 0.06-0.24 150-450 0.3 Select one: a. Carboxyhemoglobinemia b. Cobalamin Deficiency c. Fanconi Anemia d. Renal Disease
A patient has the following CBC results: MCV 81.18 L., RBCS 4.35x10/L, MCH-245u Based on these values, which of the following is correct? A.Het 17.16% HgB = 51.84 gidl B.Het = 21.14% HgB-28.44 g/dl C.Het 21.14% HgB-11.60 g/dl D. Hct-35.31% HgB = 10.67 g/dl E.Het-38.40% HgB-11.60g/dl 4. u drmitories at the Celorado School of Mines, all students had blood
CASE STUDY II: T. J. was 4 years old when he first presented to his family doctor with a 3-week history of fatigue, weakness, and a persistent sore throat. On physical examination he had a palpable spleen but no evidence of lymphadenopathy. He appeared pale and had multiple bruises over his lower extremities. A CBC, platelet count, and differential were carried out, with the following results: CBC WBC 2.40 x 109/L MCV 87.0 fL RBC 2.41 x 109/L MCH 29.0...
CASE STUDY II: T. J. was 4 years old when he first presented to his family doctor with a 3-week history of fatigue, weakness, and a persistent sore throat. On physical examination he had a palpable spleen but no evidence of lymphadenopathy. He appeared pale and had multiple bruises over his lower extremities. A CBC, platelet count, and differential were carried out, with the following results: CBC WBC 2.40 x 109/L MCV 87.0 fL RBC 2.41 x 109/L MCH 29.0...