1. Based on the given RBC Histogram, answer the following questions given below: FIGURE A - NORMAL FIGURE B FIGURE C 80 110 200 300 200 300 A. What is/are the hematological conditions attributed to Figure B? Explain your answer and cite the hematological parameters. B. What is/are the hematological conditions attributed to Figure C? Explain your answer and cite the hematological parameters. C. Should there be a need for the performance of manual RBC count for Figures B and C? Justify your answer

1. Based on the given RBC Histogram, answer the following questions given below: FIGURE A - NORMAL FIGURE B FIGURE C 80 110 200 300 200 300 A. What is/are the hematological conditions attributed to Figure B? Explain your answer and cite the hematological parameters. B. What is/are the hematological conditions attributed to Figure C? Explain your answer and cite the hematological parameters. C. Should there be a need for the performance of manual RBC count for Figures B and C? Justify your answer

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