NORMAL COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT

Question 1

Red blood cell? Men vs women?

Answer 1

men=4.6-6.0 million/mm^3
women = 4.0-5.0 million/mm^3

Question 2

Implications of Elevated Red Blood Cell?

Answer 2

-dehydration
-polycythemia vera
-high altitude
-cardiovascular disease

Question 3

Implications of Low RBC count?

Answer 3

-blood loss
-anemias overhydration
-leukemia
-Chronic Renal Failure
-Pregnancy

Question 4

Normal hemoglobin count? Men vs women?

Answer 4

men = 13.5-18 g/dL
women = 12-15 g/dL

Question 5

Implications of Elevated hemoglobin?

Answer 5

-polycythermia
-dehydration
-Chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases
-Heart Failure

Question 6

Implications of Low hemoglobin count?

Answer 6

-blood loss
- anemias
-kidney diseases
-cancers

Question 7

Normal hematocrit value? Men vs women?

Answer 7

men= 40-54%
women= 36-46%

Question 8

Implications of Elevated hematocrit?

Answer 8

-Dehydration
-Burns
-Hyporolemia

Question 9

Implications of Low hematocrit count?

Answer 9

-acute blood loss
-pregnancy
-dietary deficiency
-anemia

Question 10

Normal white blood count?

Answer 10

4,500-11,000/mm^3

Question 11

Implications of Elevated WBC count?

Answer 11

-acute infection
-tissue necromia
-collagen diseases

Question 12

Implications of Low WBC count?

Answer 12

-viral infection
-leukemia
-aplastic and iron
-anemia

Question 13

Normal value of neutrophils?

Answer 13

50 - 70%

Question 14

Implications of Elevated Neutrophils?

Answer 14

-viral infection
- Chronic infection

Question 15

Normal value of Lymphocytes?

Answer 15

26- 36%

Question 16

Normal value of Monocytes?

Answer 16

4-6%

Question 17

Normal value of Eosinophils?

Answer 17

1-3%

Question 18

Normal value of Basophils?

Answer 18

0.4-1.0%

Question 19

Normal Platelet Count?

Answer 19

150,000-400,000/mm^3