A 12 year-old patient with sudden onset of bleeding symptoms…

A 12 year-old patient with sudden onset of bleeding symptoms presents to the Emergency Room with the following results. The patient is recovering from an RSV infection that occurred two weeks prior. The patient is not on any anticoagulant medication. What is the most likely diagnosis?   TEST   RESULT   REFERENCE INTERVAL     Platelet Count   36,000/uL   150,000 – 450,000/uL     PT   12.6 seconds   10.5 – 13.5 seconds     aPTT   27.2 seconds   25.0 – 35.0 seconds

A CBC was performed on a patient’s sample and an error was r…

A CBC was performed on a patient’s sample and an error was received for an RBC indice issue. Original results were as follows:   PARAMETER RESULT FLAGS   RBC Count 4.8 x 1012/L RBC Indice Error   Hemoglobin 14.7 g/dL   Hematocrit 38.4   MCV 80.0 fL   MCH 30.6 pg   MCHC 38.3 g/dL   A spun hematocrit (microhematocrit) was then performed on the sample and the result of 41.8% was obtained. Which of the following RBC indice results should be reported for this patient? CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY.