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A peripheral blood smear shows significant anisocytosis. Which index would be most useful as a 'flag' to suggest a manual review of the blood film is necessary?
Anonymous Poll
8%
MCHC
34%
MCV
53%
RDW
5%
MCH
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A laboratory technologist performs a manual microhematocrit and records a result of 42%. If the same sample were run on an automated electronic cell counter, the result would likely be slightly lower (approximately 39-41%). Why this would be?
Anonymous Quiz
31%
Red cell lysis due to high RPM
44%
Plasma trapping between packed red cells
20%
Inadequate mixing of the EDTA sample
5%
Evaporation of plasma during centrifugation
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A 25-year-old male patient's lab results show a Hemoglobin (Hb) of 15 g/dl. According to the 'Rule of 3' used for quality control, what is the expected PCV range?
Anonymous Poll
61%
42% - 48%
18%
27% - 33%
18%
38.5% - 41.5%
4%
52% - 58%
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