Make a conclusion:Hb58 g/LErythrocytes3,1*10¹2/LColor index-Reticulocytes0,1%Platelets 105,0*10%/LLeucocyte sMyeloblasts 86%Promyelocytes 0%Neutrophils:Myelocytes 0%Metamyelocytes 0%Band neutrophils 1%Segmented neutrophils 6%Basophils 0%Eosinophils 0%Lymphocytes 5%Monocytes 2%TASK N 3to be calculated2,1*10%/L

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