1. Cancer of the white blood cells is called leukemia. Like other cancers, leukemia is associated with rapid and uncontrolled cell production. Using the data in the case study, predict which subjects might be suffering from leukemia. Give your reasons I 2. Although hematocrits provide some information about blood disorders, most physicians would not diagnose leukemia based on one test. What other conditions might explain the hematocrit reading you chose in question 1? Give your reasons.

1. Cancer of the white blood cells is called leukemia. Like other cancers, leukemia is associated with rapid and uncontrolled cell production. Using the data in the case study, predict which subjects might be suffering from leukemia. Give your reasons I 2. Although hematocrits provide some information about blood disorders, most physicians would not diagnose leukemia based on one test. What other conditions might explain the hematocrit reading you chose in question 1? Give your reasons.

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