Anemia is indicated in a patient's blood sample when the levels of hemoglobin fall below 15 g/100 mL. Normal hemoglob levels are about 34 g/100 mL. A symptom of anemia would be O a. less energy O b. delayed immune response more energy d. prolonged blood clotting

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