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Definition of MICROSCOPE
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Two lens orset of lens mounted widely apart & will produce enlarged images.
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PCV & TP for DOG
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Dog:
PCV 37-55% TP 6.0-7.5 |
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DOG:
HGB RBC WBC |
Dog: normal value range
Hgb g/dl 12-18 RBC X 106/ul 5.0-8.5 WBC X 103/ul 6.0-15.0 |
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PCV & TP for CAT
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Cat:
PCV 30-45 TP 6.0-7.5 |
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CAT:
HGB WBC RBC |
Cat: normal value range
Hgb g/dl 8-15 RBC X 106/ul 5.0-10.0 WBC X 103/ul 5.5-19.5 |
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MCV formula (Size)
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MCV (in femtoliters) = PCV X 10 divided by RBC Normal 60-70 fl
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MCH formula (weight)
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MCH (in picograms) = Hgb X 10 divided by RBC Normal 20 pg
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MCHC formula (Concentration)
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MCHC (in g/dl or %) = Hgb X 100 divided by PCV Normal 30-36 g/dl or %
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Which is the most accurate indice used and what does it depend on?
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** MCHC is the most accurate and the most used of all the indices. The accurate PCV is part of the MCHC equation.
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What do erythmocytic indices help classify ?
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Anemias
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