I study medical laboratory science in the Philippines, we study according to US standards because the US military build the 1st lab here. Me and my classmates watch you together after taking a class and we love your explanation, thank you so much ma’am.
@@MedicalLabLadyGill yey! Thank you! We are exited to view the next vids. uhm not sure but “OLFU medtech students” would be cool. Btw we shared your videos to other sections they said you explain better than some profs here lol.
@@joybulan1800 just want to mention that I did a chemistry video today but your shout out will be in the smear review video (ie. The next in the Hematology series).
This is in regards to the beginning of the video and the interpretation of the low levels of platelets. To whom it may concern, when you have a drop in your platelets, especially if you have a drastic drop mentioned here you’ll have less of a capability to clot. So, in this instance you will not easily have or keep the ability to clot in a normal manner. You don’t have to be afraid to develop a clot but you have to be afraid that your body will not be able to form a clot due to low platelets, which will/ may cause too much bleeding.
Hello! I have a question. I had a CBC done and the abnormalities I had were, WBC of 10.4 K/UL (reference range 3.5-10.0) and Neutrophils of 82.1 (with reference range 40.0-75.0) and Lymphocytes low of 11.4 (reference range 20.0-45.0). Three days later I had another CBC done and the results change a little. WBC of 8.8 (now normal according to the reference range) but the RBC went up to 5.72 (reference 4.30-5.70) the Neutrophils were at 75.1 (almost on normal range) and Lymphocytes went up a little to 14.7 (but it's still low). My question is, Do you think the Neutrophils were the cause of the abnormal levels of WBC? Is an increase of RBC related to the changes explained previously? What are the different causes of low Lymphocytes? I hope my information is clear and you have a new subscriber thank you!!!
Thanl you for your support and welcome to the channel! Yes, it sounds like the increase in the WBCs was from the Neutrophils. It seems as though there was inflammation for some reason.
I hope you’re still replying to messages. I had a cbc done and the only thing that was abnormal was my abs mono auto k/uL it was a .50 when normal range says it should be .20%-.40%. I’m confused because my monocytes % auto is 7.7 and that shows between the average of 2%-8%. Thanks for your time.
For interpretation do we use Absolute Values (number/Liter) or Percentage % ? My textbook say always use Absolute Values for interpretation instead of percentage. Is there a difference really. Thank you so much.
Both are informative but the Absolute should be used and updated if the manual WBC Differential, done during a smear review, altered any of the counts.
Idk if you noticed, but C19+ pts tend to have rbc agglutination on slides and a low# of lymphs but atypical lymphs tend to make up alot of them. Also d-dimers of vaxxed ppl is abnormal.
Can you please help me. I also have a cbc blood count baso is high mchc is high and hct is low. It says suspect DFLT ( L M). Interpretation : • suspect abnormal population , WBC diff alert. • basophilia • hyperchromic. Can you tell me that I need further other diagnosis according to the result or not.
I am not exactly sure what your question is but you want to perform a smear review. Mainly to check the RBC morphology and confirm the WBC automated differential counts. Also, look for parasites. This may include microfilaria or intracellular RBC parasites.
Lady Gill thank you for explanation I would like to know how to do manual microscope wbc and also urinalysis manual microscope and reagent we use both of them thanks explanation bit by bit
The normal range for lab tests results vary from texts and websites. Your lymphocyte count is normal and there is no need for concern. You can check out more information about CBC results at Lab Tests Online. It is a site created and maintained by laboratorians. Here a link to the CBC results labtestsonline.org/tests/white-blood-cell-wbc-differential
@@MedicalLabLadyGill i was only concerned because the reference range on the results listed 1.0-2.9 x10^9/L and I'm above that range. Im in ontario canada. Why do reference ranges vary so much?
It depends on patient populations in different areas. Many institutions create their own QC by running groups of patient specimens that range the entirety of the analytical spectrum of their analyzer. The reference ranges used for our analyzer were from a textbook we use in our program. Hope this helps
So 2 months later i went for a repeat test and now my lymphocytes are at 4.1 they are still going up. All my other values in my cbc are ok. Should i see a hematologist?
@@pedrochip you're still within the normal range described on the website referenced earlier. As always, you should seek medical attention if you are feeling unwell. I do not know your full clinical picture nor should you provide it here.
The RDW-CV is the coefficient of variance of the red cell distribution width meaning the variation in volume and size of the RBCs. Depending on the value, there could be a number of causes as to why the RBCs are that size or fill. This can include nutritional status, recent transfusion, bone marrow issues, etc.
Hlo mam My cbc count is like...HB(19.4)high..normal is(13-17.5)...Red blood cll(5.73)normal to(4.3-5.8)...MCHC(37.5)high...normal is(31-37.0)...platelet (2.38)normal is(1.25-4.5)... Lymphocyte (60.0)high...normal is(20-50)... Granulocyte (37.1)low...normal is(50-70)...Is this cbc report is abnormal please mam tell something about this report or can I have blood diseases,Thank you...
Hello Dear! New to the nice channel!! Thanks for the information. Question: for 6 years now, my immature granulocytes, Eosinophils and mean platelet volume is hight and every year is higher. My doctor is not concerned as I have no symptoms of any abnormalities. Any thoughts!?
hi amazing brothers! how high do your absolute immature granulocytes get? Mine came back within a normal reference range of .04, but I'm led to believe that we should have 0. Thanks!
My MID% white blood cell count went to 14.6 after Pfizer booster shot. Could the vaccine have caused this increase. All other blood test results were normal
So, looking at your Hb, HCT, and MCV, I can say that you are fine. All the parameters except MCV fell within the normal range. The slight deviation seen in the MCV could be as a result of monthly mentruation (that is if there is no other form of blood loss) which causes iron losses and thus slightly affected the red cell sizes. Just ensure you take diet rich in iron the to supplement the monthly loss. I would be glad if you can send me the values of MCH and MCHC as well. Am grateful meeting you.
Hi, can you help me out ? my immature granulocytes is 0.10 and the range was from 0.00 - 0.09x10^9/L and was 0.01 higher than average. My normal values were always 0.03 or 0.04 but somehow I developed an infection on my chest that was ruled out to be " cellulitis " Is this worrying please? Thank you.
Im working at a medical laboratory in Iran,Im so glad to visit your videos,thank you so much ☺
Thank you for your support and all you do!!!! We need great Healthcare Heroes all around the globe...Happy Lab Week!!!!
I have my own laboratory
@@MedicalLabLadyGill can i ask? how mu hour to see the result the cbc?
How can i apply for lab jobs in iran.
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I study medical laboratory science in the Philippines, we study according to US standards because the US military build the 1st lab here. Me and my classmates watch you together after taking a class and we love your explanation, thank you so much ma’am.
That's so great! Thank you so much for your support! What do you call yourselves? I'll give you a shout out in the next video!
@@MedicalLabLadyGill yey! Thank you! We are exited to view the next vids. uhm not sure but “OLFU medtech students” would be cool.
Btw we shared your videos to other sections they said you explain better than some profs here lol.
@@joybulan1800 just want to mention that I did a chemistry video today but your shout out will be in the smear review video (ie. The next in the Hematology series).
your teaching style is very good anyone can understand. Please make more videos on haematology and blood banking.
This is in regards to the beginning of the video and the interpretation of the low levels of platelets. To whom it may concern, when you have a drop in your platelets, especially if you have a drastic drop mentioned here you’ll have less of a capability to clot. So, in this instance you will not easily have or keep the ability to clot in a normal manner. You don’t have to be afraid to develop a clot but you have to be afraid that your body will not be able to form a clot due to low platelets, which will/ may cause too much bleeding.
Am a Biomedical Scientist in Ghana. I found this video much much educative.
I am also in Ghana
Another great informative video.
Thanks
Hi thank you for your videos. Pls share the video where you did the diferencial.
Question: does blood heamatology test can detect any respiratory infections? Bronchitis/pneumonia? Thank u for answering...
Hi I have a question I had a CBC done the other day my wbc was 3.4 Neutrophils were Low and lymphocytes were elevated. What could this mean?
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THANKS for sharing .great explanation..
Madam, can u answer my question
Iam 24 years old and my result for hb is 17,5 is it normal or sick? Twnkhyou🙏
Hello! I have a question. I had a CBC done and the abnormalities I had were, WBC of 10.4 K/UL (reference range 3.5-10.0) and Neutrophils of 82.1 (with reference range 40.0-75.0) and Lymphocytes low of 11.4 (reference range 20.0-45.0). Three days later I had another CBC done and the results change a little. WBC of 8.8 (now normal according to the reference range) but the RBC went up to 5.72 (reference 4.30-5.70) the Neutrophils were at 75.1 (almost on normal range) and Lymphocytes went up a little to 14.7 (but it's still low). My question is, Do you think the Neutrophils were the cause of the abnormal levels of WBC? Is an increase of RBC related to the changes explained previously? What are the different causes of low Lymphocytes? I hope my information is clear and you have a new subscriber thank you!!!
Thanl you for your support and welcome to the channel! Yes, it sounds like the increase in the WBCs was from the Neutrophils. It seems as though there was inflammation for some reason.
I hope you’re still replying to messages. I had a cbc done and the only thing that was abnormal was my abs mono auto k/uL it was a .50 when normal range says it should be .20%-.40%. I’m confused because my monocytes % auto is 7.7 and that shows between the average of 2%-8%. Thanks for your time.
For interpretation do we use Absolute Values (number/Liter) or Percentage % ?
My textbook say always use Absolute Values for interpretation instead of percentage. Is there a difference really. Thank you so much.
Both are informative but the Absolute should be used and updated if the manual WBC Differential, done during a smear review, altered any of the counts.
@@MedicalLabLadyGill Thanks a lot
Hello! How could ypu correct a falsely high wbc due to nrbc especially for newborns?
My mpv came back as 7.6 can somebody tell me is that normal range? According to the internet it is.. but my CBC work says abnormal
Idk if you noticed, but C19+ pts tend to have rbc agglutination on slides and a low# of lymphs but atypical lymphs tend to make up alot of them.
Also d-dimers of vaxxed ppl is abnormal.
Nice explanations. In, for the slides review.
Awesome! See you then!
Good
How do u read the WBC x 10^3/uL?
I absolutely have no idea how this works. I'm a shs student and our teacher wants us to report this😭
How can I get you to help me out with understanding my lab results?
Can you please help me. I also have a cbc blood count
baso is high mchc is high and hct is low. It says suspect DFLT ( L M).
Interpretation :
• suspect abnormal population , WBC diff alert.
• basophilia • hyperchromic.
Can you tell me that I need further other diagnosis according to the result or not.
I am not exactly sure what your question is but you want to perform a smear review. Mainly to check the RBC morphology and confirm the WBC automated differential counts. Also, look for parasites. This may include microfilaria or intracellular RBC parasites.
Thanks dear madam ❤❤
Lady Gill thank you for explanation I would like to know how to do manual microscope wbc and also urinalysis manual microscope and reagent we use both of them thanks explanation bit by bit
You're welcome! There is already a couple videos on manual microscopic analysis for urinalysis. I will be working on Hematology some more shortly.
On 1 of my test results there are 2 names on the test mine and another patient birthday what does that mean?
How to check blood group from this report
i just got bloodwork done, my WBC is normal at 6.6x10^9/L, but my WBC lymphocytes are high at 3.2. should i be worried ? all other results are ok
The normal range for lab tests results vary from texts and websites. Your lymphocyte count is normal and there is no need for concern. You can check out more information about CBC results at Lab Tests Online. It is a site created and maintained by laboratorians. Here a link to the CBC results labtestsonline.org/tests/white-blood-cell-wbc-differential
@@MedicalLabLadyGill i was only concerned because the reference range on the results listed 1.0-2.9 x10^9/L and I'm above that range. Im in ontario canada. Why do reference ranges vary so much?
It depends on patient populations in different areas. Many institutions create their own QC by running groups of patient specimens that range the entirety of the analytical spectrum of their analyzer. The reference ranges used for our analyzer were from a textbook we use in our program. Hope this helps
So 2 months later i went for a repeat test and now my lymphocytes are at 4.1 they are still going up. All my other values in my cbc are ok. Should i see a hematologist?
@@pedrochip you're still within the normal range described on the website referenced earlier. As always, you should seek medical attention if you are feeling unwell. I do not know your full clinical picture nor should you provide it here.
all parameters is normal but lymphocyte is 45%... Age 22 years old,,
Remarks : normocytic normochromic. Is this normal??
I thought the RDW-CV indicated a nutrient deficiency, does it not?
The RDW-CV is the coefficient of variance of the red cell distribution width meaning the variation in volume and size of the RBCs. Depending on the value, there could be a number of causes as to why the RBCs are that size or fill. This can include nutritional status, recent transfusion, bone marrow issues, etc.
My platelet keep increasing for 10 years. Why
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Waaooo great work.
Can a complete blood count result determine a blood type? How?
No it can not! You have to do a different test known as ABO grouping to determine the blood type.
Good to a blood drive or find out by requesting a blood test
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Hlo mam My cbc count is like...HB(19.4)high..normal is(13-17.5)...Red blood cll(5.73)normal to(4.3-5.8)...MCHC(37.5)high...normal is(31-37.0)...platelet (2.38)normal is(1.25-4.5)... Lymphocyte (60.0)high...normal is(20-50)... Granulocyte (37.1)low...normal is(50-70)...Is this cbc report is abnormal please mam tell something about this report or can I have blood diseases,Thank you...
contact you doctor are set a appt with a hematology
Hello Dear! New to the nice channel!! Thanks for the information.
Question: for 6 years now, my immature granulocytes, Eosinophils and mean platelet volume is hight and every year is higher. My doctor is not concerned as I have no symptoms of any abnormalities. Any thoughts!?
hi amazing brothers! how high do your absolute immature granulocytes get? Mine came back within a normal reference range of .04, but I'm led to believe that we should have 0. Thanks!
@@jeffy1818 But why that on normal blood test it says that a range from 0.00 - 0.09 is completely fine and within the range?
I get confused with hypo or hyper
. I watched other videos saying it is based on your MCHC increased or decreased.
Hi...
Where I work we report on hypochromasia and polychromasia and is used in relation to the MCH
how did you do it can you share with me , thank you
what if hematocrite is not met 3 time to hb?
Thanks you so much ❤️
Thank you for your support!
What is my lymph is 50?
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My MID% white blood cell count went to 14.6 after Pfizer booster shot. Could the vaccine have caused this increase. All other blood test results were normal
Same happened to me my wbc went to 11.1 after Pfizer booster
Look into your d-dimer instead. Blue top chemistry
nRBC mines 0.2% is that normal??
I'm female 18 years old... My HCT 34.0% and MCV 79 fL its normally???
What is ur Hb?
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So, looking at your Hb, HCT, and MCV, I can say that you are fine. All the parameters except MCV fell within the normal range. The slight deviation seen in the MCV could be as a result of monthly mentruation (that is if there is no other form of blood loss) which causes iron losses and thus slightly affected the red cell sizes. Just ensure you take diet rich in iron the to supplement the monthly loss.
I would be glad if you can send me the values of MCH and MCHC as well.
Am grateful meeting you.
Im working medical laboratory.
Pakistan
are these reference ranges fixed or they differ from lab to lab?
They absolutely vary from lab to lab but they're all pretty close ranges to each other.
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My mcv is 97.5
My mch is 32.7
My rdw is 15.2
My mpv is 10.7
What’s wrong with me??
Numbness in my hand and fingers iafter pfizer is why I got blood test
Did you contact a doctor ?? 2hat did he say ?
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Hi, can you help me out ?
my immature granulocytes is 0.10 and the range was from 0.00 - 0.09x10^9/L and was 0.01 higher than average.
My normal values were always 0.03 or 0.04 but somehow I developed an infection on my chest that was ruled out to be " cellulitis "
Is this worrying please? Thank you.