Compute for the absolute count of patients A and B PATIENT A WBC count = 6 x 109/L Differential count Absolute count Neutrophils = 65% Lymphocytes = 20% Monocytes = 13% Eosinophils = 2% PATIENT B WBC count = 18 x 109/L Differential count Absolute count Neutrophils = 65% Lymphocytes = 20% Monocytes = 10% Eosinophils = 5% Give an impression of their results. (Indicate whether the cells are increased or decreased using the proper terminologies. Indicate also whether the increased or decreased values are absolute or relative)

Compute for the absolute count of patients A and B PATIENT A WBC count = 6 x 109/L Differential count Absolute count Neutrophils = 65% Lymphocytes = 20% Monocytes = 13% Eosinophils = 2% PATIENT B WBC count = 18 x 109/L Differential count Absolute count Neutrophils = 65% Lymphocytes = 20% Monocytes = 10% Eosinophils = 5% Give an impression of their results. (Indicate whether the cells are increased or decreased using the proper terminologies. Indicate also whether the increased or decreased values are absolute or relative)

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Chapter23: Medications Used For Cardiovascular System Disorders

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