Jaundice or icterus is defined as the yellowish pigmentation of skin and mucous membranes especially conjunctiva and...
There are two methods for counting RBCs; 1) Automated method through the electronic blood cells counter. 2)...
An anticoagulant is a preservative that used to preserve the blood sample in a state similar to...
1. Identification of different animal species. 2. Morphological examination of the erythrocytes and leucocytes. 3. Carrying out...
Anemia is a blood disorder, it is not a disease, but it is a sign for a...
Prof. Mahmoud Rushdi (Assiut University-Egypt) Definition Polycythemia is the increase of RBCs count above the normal upper...
Three values are calculated mathematically and used mainly to measure the average size of the RBC, average...
Hemoglobin (Hb) is the red pigment that contained in the RBCs, its major function is to bind...
4 4SharesWhite blood cells (WBCs) count There are six types of white blood cells circulates in the blood...
Anticoagulants are chemical substances that can prevent blood coagulation. they are considered as chemical preservative for whole...
Prof. Mahmoud Rushdi (Assiut University-Egypt) Hematological analysis is concerned with the analysis of the cellular component of...
Blood is composed of two parts: fluid part and cellular part. The fluid part is called the...
Definition: It is defined as the rate of sedimentation of erythrocytes in a column of anti-coagulated blood...
All parameters of the erythrocyte picture can be determined using a blood cell counter, except assessing the...
DefinitionPacked cells volume (PCV) or Hematocrit, is defined as the percent of blood occupied by RBCs,...
The circulating red blood cells (RBCs) are produced by the bone marrow, stored in the spleen and...
