Complete Blood Count Normal Pediatric ValuesComplete Blood CountNormal Pediatric ValuesAgeRed Blood Cells(x 106/ L)Hemoglobin(g/dL)Hematocrit(%)MCV(fL)MC HC(%)Reticulocyte Count (%)Cord day: 3-72 days: 2-53 days: 1-34-7 months-1 white Blood Cell CountNormal Pediatric ValuesWhite Blood CellsNeutrophilsLymphocytesMonocytesAge( x 103/ L)(%)(x 103/ L)(%)(x 103/ L)(%) days9-3841-816-2621-412-174-7 days5-2020-5041-712-5 months-1
Differential White Blood Cell Count Normal Pediatric Values White Blood Cells Neutrophils Lymphocytes Monocytes Age (x 103/µL) (%) (x 10 3/µL) (%) (x 10 3/µL) (%) Birth 9-30 41-81 6-26 26-36 2-11 0.4-3.1 1-3 days 9-38 41-81 6-26 21-41 2-17 4-7 days 5-21 30-60 1.5-15 31-51 2-17 0.3-2.7 7-14 days 5-20 25-55 1.0-10 33-63 2-17 0.2-2.4
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1 Complete Blood Count Normal Pediatric ValuesComplete Blood CountNormal Pediatric ValuesAgeRed Blood Cells(x 106/ L)Hemoglobin(g/dL)Hematocrit(%)MCV(fL)MC HC(%)Reticulocyte Count (%)Cord day: 3-72 days: 2-53 days: 1-34-7 months-1 white Blood Cell CountNormal Pediatric ValuesWhite Blood CellsNeutrophilsLymphocytesMonocytesAge( x 103/ L)(%)(x 103/ L)(%)(x 103/ L)(%) days9-3841-816-2621-412-174-7 days5-2020-5041-712-5 months-1
GUIDELINES FOR ADMINISTRATION OF BLOOD AND BLOOD PRODUCTS: ADULT AND PEDIATRIC GENERAL INFORMATION: 1. The medical indication and/or rationale for the administration of blood or blood products must be clearly documented in the medical record prior to administration of the product. 2. All transfusion reactions and complications are reviewed. 3.
Blood Culture Collection Procedure Principle Detection of organisms in a patient’s blood has diagnostic and progn ostic importance. When bacteria multiply at a rate that exc eeds the capacity of the reticuloendothelial system to remove them; b acteremia results. Bacteria enter the blood stream from extrava scular sites via the lymphatic vessels.
Surgical Pathology Any UNLISTED specimen should be assigned to the CPT code which most closely reflects the work involved when compared to other specimens assigned to that code.
Cytology • Fixative not added. • Unsatisfactory (acellular). Histology • Unresolved mislabeled or unlabeled specimen. Policy For Handling Rejected Specimens All specimens will be order entered into the computer. They may then be cancelled or logged off with an explanation of why they
• On-site chain-of-custody collection is available by special request, scheduled in advance. Training for on-site collection is also available by contacting NetworkReferenceLab. Microbiology Specimen Collection Please see specific test in “Alphebetical Test Listings” for detailed specimen requirement, handling, and transport information.
fill the blood collection set tubing’s “dead space” with blood but the discard tube does not need to be completely filled. This important step will ensure maintenance of the proper blood-to-additive ratio of the blood specimen. The discard tube should be a nonadditive or coagulation tube. RED/BLACK RED ROYAL BLUE GREEN GRAY, and White ...
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