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Pls explain 5 month old son's bloodwork
Please and Thank You! He had surgery 16 days ago.. Blood Results: WBC 15.3K/CUMM RBC 3.94M/CUMM Hemoglobin 10.5gm/dL Hematocrit 30.4% MCV 77.2FL MCH 26.6pg MCHC 34.5% RDW 13.3% Platelets 555K/CUMM MPV 9.1FL Manual Diff Review YES Neutrophils 6.4K/CUMM Lymphocytes 7.6K/CUMM Monocytes 1.1K/CUMM Eosinophils 0.2K/CUMM Nucleated RBCs 0.00 WBC Morphology NORMAL RBC Morphology OCC SCHISTOCYTES Platelet Sufficiency INCREASED D Dimer 3.94mg/L FEU Act Part Thromboplastin Time 26.3s PT 10.2s INR 0.96
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WBC count slightly elevated RBC count is within normal limits Hemoglobin is within normal limits Hematocrit is within normal limits MCV is within normal limits MCH is within normal limits MCHC is within normal limits RDW is within normal limits Platelets are slightly elevated MPV is slightly decreased Differential Neutrophil is within normal limits Lymphocytes is within normal limits Monocytes are elevated Morphology of the RBC is normal but there are occasional shistocytes(are a fragmented part of a red blood cell. Schistocytes are typically irregularly shaped, jagged, and have two pointed ends.) Platelet sufficiency increased D Dimer is within normal limits Thromboplastin time is within normal limits PT INR is within normal range Would require more information about his medical status to correlate with the investigations to give a specific diagnosis
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