What are normal lab values for hematocrit?
1. What are normal lab values for hematocrit?
Normal lab values for hematocrit
Male 37-47% Female 42-52%
Answer:
Explanation:
ematocrit is the percentage of red cells in your blood. Normal levels of hematocrit for meeen range from 41% to 50%. Normal level for women is 36% to 48%.
2. The measured hematocrit of the control sample is 42. what's the percentage of the blood plasma
The measured hematocrit of the control sample is 42. what's the percentage of the blood plasma?
ANSWER: 58%
The measured hematocrit of the control sample is 42. what's the percentage of the blood plasma.
- If a person has hematocrit of 42% then roughly the other 58$ is plasma.
- Hematocrit refers to the percentage of blood volume that is made up of red blood cells.
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3. What is the lowest acceptable hematocrit level for allogeneic blood donors?
Question:What is the lowest acceptable hematocrit level for allogeneic blood donors?Answer:autologous donor #BrainliestBunch
4. A 35-year-old woman with type I diabetes was admitted to the hospital with severe anemia, vomiting, and fever. She had not felt well for the past several months. She had lost more than 25 lb without dieting.Physical examination revealed a pale and slightly obese female with a distended abdomen. She was the mother of two young children, ages 3 and 5. Her menstrual periods were regular. A CBC, blood glucose, urinalysis, and pregnancy test were ordered. ■ Laboratory Data Hemoglobin 11.40 g/dL RBC 4.06 ́ 1012/L Hematocrit 35.5% MCV 87 fL MCH 28.1 MCHC 32 g/dL RDW 16% WBC 22.1 ́ 109/L Her peripheral blood smear showed abnormal erythro-cyte morphology, anisocytosis, poikilocytosis, and some teardrop (dacryocytes) cells. Her serum blood glucose was elevated. Her urinalysis was normal, except for an elevated blood glucose. The result of her pregnancy test was negative. A follow-up ultrasound of the abdomen revealed a 20-cm extrauterine mass. Subsequent surgical excision of the mass revealed a malignant epithelial tumor of the left ovary with metastases to the pelvic lymph nodes, opposite ovary, and right lung. ■ Questions 1. Does this patient have Anemia of Inflamation? 2. Which hematopoietic cells are involved in an inflammatory response? 3. What are the characteristic iron and iron storage results in anemia of chronic inflammation?
Answer:
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5. A. less episodes of bleeding. b. less frequent febrile episodes. c. increase d level of hematocrit. d. increased level of hemoglobin.
c. increase d level of hematocrit.
6. 1. What was your hematocrit value? Is your value within normal range?
Answer:
In adults, normal levels for men range from 41%-50%. For women, the normal range is slightly lower: 36%-44%. A hematocrit level below the normal range, meaning the person has too few red blood cells, is called anemia.
Explanation:
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7. Many medical tests require drawing a small amount of blood, for example to determine the amount of glucose in someone with diabetes or the hematocrit level in an athlete. This procedure can be easily done because of capillary action, the ability of a liquid to flow up a small tube against gravity. QUESTION: How was capillary action applied in drawing blood using capillary tubes (narrow glass tube in the picture)? Explain using your own words using 3-5 sentences.
Answer:
Using air Science
Explanation: While air Is Being taken out, the empty space will be filled with blood and using a pump. This Also Means If There is Low Pressure It Will Put Air At The Low Pressure. As Leonardo da Vinci Found Out In 1660 This Way Of Transporting Of Liquid.I hope this helps
8. The appearance of the patient, hematocrit test results, pale skin, nail beds, or mucosae are classified under A.subjective B.objective C.assesment. D.plan
Answer:
A. Taglay mo ba ang mga katangian ng isang makatarungang tao? Paano mo mapagtatagumpayan ang mga balakid sa pagkamit nito?
b. Bilang isang anak, kapatid, kaibigan, kaklase at mamamayan, ano ang pwede mong gawin upang ganap na makamit ang mga katangiang makatarungan?
c. Bilang isang mag-aaral at mamamayan, paano ka makatutulong upang maituwid ang mga suliraning may kinalaman sa paglabag sa katarungang panlipunan na umiiral sa iyong kapaligiran?
9. A 32-year-old african american traveling to africa on business had been healthy until he began taking primaquine for prevention of malaria. he went to his physician because he felt faint, and his urine was black. his cbc results are as follows: wbc 6.5 x 109/l; rbc 1.67 x 1012/l; hemoglobin level 50 g/l (5.0 g/dl); hematocrit 0.15 l7l (15%); mcv 89.8 fl; mchc 33.3 g/dl; platelet count 175 x 109/l; reticulocyte 25.0%. the defect in this disorder is caused by an
Answer:
Kidney cancer because the first signs of kidney cancer is having black urine
10. A defective centrifuge was used to determine a hematocrit value. which of the following parameters will not be affected
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11. Which of the following calculated values will not be affected in a falsely elevated hematocrit?
Answer:
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Explanation:
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12. Fragmented cells icteric plasma a patient with warm autoimmune hemolytic anemia has the following automated cbc result: rbc count - 2.3 x 1012/l hemoglobin - 10.0 g/dl hematocrit - 23% wbc count - 10.7 x 1012/l platelet count - 160 x 109/l this parameter is elevated in manual cbc because of
Answer:
peripheral smear and reticulocyte count are the most important tests to diagnose hemolysis.
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13. Her red blood cells are destroyed faster than they can be replaced would her RBC, hemoglobin, hematocrit, and bilirubin levels be below normal, normal, or above normal?
i think it's below normal
14. Make a nursing care plan using the nursing process applied in pharmacology learned in this course: chief complaint: fever history of present illness: 3 days pta, patient experienced low grade fever (undocumented) associated with cough and colds. he self medicated with lagundi herbal capsule w/c afforded temporary relief. 2 days pta, patient still with cough, colds and low grade fever (undocumented) hence consulted a private physician and was given paracetamol 500mg q4h for the fever and ambroxol 30mg tid for 5 days w/c afforded temporary relief of the symptoms. few hours pta, symptoms persisted accompanied with body malaise and an episode of minimal gum bleeding w/c prompted the patient to consult a private physician. he was advised for admission hence transferred in our institute. physical examination: patient conscious, coherent, febrile, nicrd with the ff: bp: 100/70 mmhg rr: 22 cpm cr: 82 bpm t: 38.5˚c he-ent/skin: pink palpebral conjuctiva, anicteric sclera, dry lips, ( ) nasal discharge, (-) tonsillopharyngeal congestion, (-) cervicolymphadenopathy chest: symmetrical chest expansion, clear breath sounds, (-) retraction, (-) crackles adynamic precordium, normal rate, regular rhythm, no murmur, grossly normal extremities, (-) cyanosis, (-) edema abdomen/ rectum: flat abdomen, soft, tender, normoactive bowel sound laboratory tests: hemoglobin 198g/dl, hematocrit 40%, wbc 4.5/mcl. chest x-ray- normal. urinalysis is unremarkable. assessment diagnosis background knowledge planning intervention rationale evaluation
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15. You are assigned to do a blood smear. you noticed that the hematocrit of your patient is low. what will you do for you to make a good smear
Answer:
1. Place clean glass slide on a flat surface. Add one small drop of blood to one end.
2. Take another clean slide, and holding at an angle of about 45 deg, touch the blood with one end of the slide so the blood runs along the edge of the slide by capillary action.
3. Make 2 smears, allow to air dry, and label clearly.
Explanation:
An optimal smear is three-quarters the length of the slide and has a feathered edge.
16. shaina has a cell membrane defect in her red blood cells that makes them more susceptible to rupture. her red blood cells are destroyed faster that they can replace. would her rbc, hemoglobin, hematocrit, and bilirubin levels below be normal, normal or above normal? Explain
Answer:
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Explanation:
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17. Which hematocrit value is not normal for pregnant women? A. 34% B. 38% C. 44% D. 49%
A. 34% is the right answer.
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18. CRITICAL THINKING ACTIVITY #2 Elaine ploransky is a pregnant 29 -years old married woman gravida 1,para O.she is having contractions 5 minutes apart which she discribes as " severe cramps" her husband States I think her water broke on the way to The hospital physical examination reveals that Mrs.ploransky is 6 cm dilated fetal monitor reveals a fetal heart rate of 120 beats per minute (BPM) The patients vital signs include BP 140 /80 , pulse 90 BPM, respirations 22 min prenatal records reveal hemoglobin 12.0 hematocrit 45, and blood type AB+ IDENTIFY: *PRIMARY DATA SOURCE *SECONDARY DATA SOURCE *SUBJECTIVE DATA *OBJECTIVE DATA
Answer:
PRIMARY DATA SOURCE: The primary data source in this scenario is the patient, Elaine Ploransky.
SECONDARY DATA SOURCE: The secondary data sources in this scenario are the patient's prenatal records and the fetal monitor.
SUBJECTIVE DATA: The subjective data in this scenario include the patient's description of her contractions as "severe cramps" and her husband's statement that her water may have broken.
OBJECTIVE DATA: The objective data in this scenario include the patient's cervical dilation of 6 cm, fetal heart rate of 120 BPM, blood pressure of 140/80, pulse rate of 90 BPM, respiratory rate of 22/min, hemoglobin level of 12.0, hematocrit level of 45, and blood type of AB+.
Explanation:
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19. With the hematocrit measurement we determine one of the important factors that determine
Answer:
With the hematocrit measurement we determine one of the important factors that determine
