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Activity 4: Determining the Hemocrit

front 1

When is the hematocrit routinely determined?

back 1

When anemia is suspected

front 2

How is the hematocrit obtained?

back 2

By centrifuging

front 3

1. Describe the makeup of the 3 layers of a hematocrit (from top to bottom).

2. Which 2 layers make up the formed elements?

back 3

1.3 layers

Top: Plasma

Middle: Leukocytes/WBCs and platelets

Bottom: Erythrocytes/RBCs

2. Middle and bottom layers

front 4

1. The hematocrit is generally considered equivalent to the volume of what formed element?

2. Why is that?

3. What is the only value reported for the hematocrit?

back 4

1. Considered equal to the volume of RBCs

2. The blood cell population is primarily RBCs

3. The RBC volume

front 5

What are the normal hematocrit values for males and females respectively?

back 5

Males: 47.0 plus/minus 5

Females: 42.0 plus/minus 5