DIFFERENTIAL WHITE BLOOD CELL COUNT Cell Type Appearance in a standard blood smear Summary of function Normal Value (per ml) Implication of abnormal levels 1.         2.         3.         4.         5.

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A: INTRODUCTION Hemocrit This is a blood test that is done to count the number of RBC in blood.

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