so MCH : hg in single rbc MCHC : hg in volume not singular rbc hg conentration at 1:36 means hg in every rbc is avg 15 why mchc is higher than hg concentration. im more confused ;(
If MCHC is within normal range i.e. 35 to 38% , then RBC is NORMOCHROMIC If MCHC is less than normal range , RBC is HYPOCHROMIC MCHC is never more than 38% because cell cannot hold haemoglobin beyond its saturation point , i.e. metabolic limit of the cells Hb forming mechanism . So therefore , ANEMIA CAN NEVER BE HYPERCHROMIC.
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are hematocrit and pcv same thing or different?and how to calculate hematocrit?
They are same
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Haematocrit (PCV) =Percentage of cellular substance in blood
About 45% i.e. 45% Cells (Most is RBCs) & 55%is Fluid(plasma)
so MCH : hg in single rbc
MCHC : hg in volume not singular rbc
hg conentration at 1:36 means hg in every rbc is avg 15 why mchc is higher than hg concentration. im more confused ;(
Plz explain the WBC
Why there can never be hyperchromic anemia
If MCHC is within normal range i.e. 35 to 38% , then RBC is NORMOCHROMIC
If MCHC is less than normal range , RBC is HYPOCHROMIC
MCHC is never more than 38% because cell cannot hold haemoglobin beyond its saturation point , i.e. metabolic limit of the cells Hb forming mechanism . So therefore , ANEMIA CAN NEVER BE HYPERCHROMIC.
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Why are you confusing mcv
Firstly you said average volume of rbs
Then average size of rbc