Helping tags: Hematology, Medical Technology, Medtech, Science (Medical) 1. Please answer & explain the following: a) What are the indications of histograms with left elevation and right elevation? b) What are the causes of falsely increased and falsely decreased automated cell counts (RBC, WBC, AND PLATELETS)?

Helping tags: Hematology, Medical Technology, Medtech, Science (Medical) 1. Please answer & explain the following: a) What are the indications of histograms with left elevation and right elevation? b) What are the causes of falsely increased and falsely decreased automated cell counts (RBC, WBC, AND PLATELETS)?

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Author:Bowie

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Chapter6: Patient Record Documentation Guidelines: Inpatient, Outpatient, And Physician Office

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