Hello fellow veterans, I believe many people don’t know much about the results of routine blood tests. Therefore, today I will share with you about the results of routine blood tests. I hope this knowledge about how to read and how to read and interpret the five-category blood routine report can help you solve some of your confusions. Let’s take a look below!
Contents of this article
- How to analyze the results of routine blood test sheets for babies with fever
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- Which app can I view the routine blood report form
- Can I check the routine blood test? Can you tell what blood type it is?
- What does the blood picture mean?
- How to read anemia on the blood test report form
- How to read the interpretation of the five-category blood routine report
1. How to analyze the results of routine blood test sheets for babies with fever
Blood routine test sheets Among them, it mainly depends on whether the white blood cell, hemoglobin and platelet counts are within the normal range. If the white blood cells are significantly increased, it indicates infection. Whether the hemoglobin is normal or not is often related to anemia. The increase in platelets may be due to acute infection and other conditions. It is worth noting that if your baby has a fever, you must be careful not to cover it. Physical therapy can be used to cool down, and at the same time, let the baby drink more water and urinate more.
2. Which app can view the blood routine report form
1 The blood routine report can be viewed through the online medical record inquiry system provided by the hospital or clinic, or through the front desk of the physical hospital or a doctor\’s assistant. In addition, some medical and health management APPs can also provide online inquiry, consultation and management services, such as Lilac Doctor, Haodafu Online, etc.
2. When downloading and using such APPs, users need to ensure that they are legal and compliant, and conduct health management and consultation under the guidance of a doctor. At the same time, personal privacy must be protected and the platform on which personal information is provided should be carefully chosen.
3. Can the blood type be determined by routine blood examination?
Routine blood tests cannot tell what blood type it is. Routine blood tests mainly focus on the number of white blood cells, red blood cells, platelets and hemoglobin content, and on the number, shape and shape of various blood cells in peripheral blood. A method of making a diagnosis based on proportions. Blood type can only be determined through antigen-antibody reaction. If you want to test blood type, you have to go to a specialized blood type testing institution
4. Blood picture What does it mean?
Hemogram is the result of routine blood examination, which refers to the detection of the number and shape of peripheral blood cells. The content of the blood picture includes: the number and proportion of white blood cells, neutrophils, lymphocytes, eosinophils, basophils, monocytes, red blood cells, red blood cell protein concentration, hematocrit, mean red blood cell volume, and average red blood cell volume. Hemoglobin amount, average hemoglobin concentration of red blood cells, number of reticulocytes, platelet number, platelet hematocrit, large and medium platelet ratio, etc.
5. How to detect anemia on the blood test report
If your routine blood test report indicates that your total number of red blood cells or hemoglobin is low, it means you have anemia. The total number of male red blood cells is 3.5 to 5.5, and the hemoglobin is 120 to 160. The total number of female red blood cells is always 3.0 to 5.0, and the hemoglobin is 110 to 160. As long as it is within this range, even if it is normal or lower than this range, it can be diagnosed as anemia.
6. How to interpret the five-category blood routine report
Blood Routine reports mainly look at white blood cells, red blood cell count, hemoglobin, platelets, etc. If infected leukocytes are present, there will be a significant increase in infected leukocytes and neutrophils. If there is bleeding and anemia, this depends on the hemoglobin. Generally, there is anemia, and the hemoglobin is less than 90g/L, which is mild anemia. If platelets are significantly increased, consider multiple myeloma, chronic myelogenous leukemia, malignant tumors and other diseases; if leukocytes are reduced, symptoms such as acute leukemia will appear.
This ends the content about how to read the results of routine blood tests. I hope it will be helpful to everyone.
