CBC stands for ‘Complete Blood count‘. CBC test normal range uses to interpret the complete Blood of the patient. Complete Blood Count performs on hematology analyzers like mind ray, Sysmex, and more.
- a. Hb (Hemoglobin): Hb amount indicates how much blood Contains Hb. More the Hb amount, more will be oxygenation capacity while less Hb amount body will have less oxygenation capacity
- b. RBC (Red Blood Cell): RBC synthesizes in bone marrow. Its
Normal amount is 4-11 *10^9 /L .
MCV (Mean Corpuscular Volume) : Mcv indicate RBC size. More MCV more will be size of RBC vice Versa.
d. MCH (Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin) : MCV associated with Average Hb concentration in the RBC.
e. Lymphocytes: They are immune cells , which are synthesis in the lymph node and they are helpful for the protection against bacteria.
3. . Platelets: This cell helps the body to clot the blood on cut site. Low amount of platelets are called thrombocytopenia.(<150,000 per micro litter)
What are the Complete blood count (CBC) Parameters
- 1. WBC
Defferntial Leucocyte Count
- Lymphocyte
- Neutrophil
- Monocyte
- Eosinophil
- BasophiL
2. Red Blood Cells
- HB
- MCH
- MCHC
- HCT
- MCV
3. Platelets
What is Complete blood count Normal Report
WBC 4-11 *10^9
- Lymphocyte 25-35%
- Neutrophil 40-70%
- Monocyte 02-06%
- Eosinophil 02-06%
- BasophiL 00-02
- HB M (13-17mg/dl) F (12-16mg/dl)
- MCH 25-35 pg
- MCHC 32-36 pg
- HCT 35-55%
- MCV 75-100 fl
Platelets 150000-400000 Per the micro letter
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