GIVE THE POSSIBLE VARIATIONS IN COLOR OF THE PLASMA WHEN PERFORMING HEMATOCRIT DETERMINATION AND STATE THE CORRESPONDING SIGNIFICANCE OF EACH.   pls do not provide image for of answer, do not give handwritten answer

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