hematocrit

A value of 45 is usually used as a normal hematocrit.

The hematocrit should return to normal after 2 months of iron therapy.

Also, not everyone can agree on what the allowable hematocrit limit should be.

If a patient is dehydrated, the hematocrit may be elevated.

Sleep Apnea has been known to cause elevated hematocrit levels.

Multiply by the hematocrit to take this into account.

The finger test usually measures the hematocrit level, or percentage of red blood cells in plasma.

The blood is tested to determine the hematocrit level - the number of red corpuscles.

Both treatment groups displayed hematocrit levels 25-30% lower than expected values.

"Why don't you run the hematocrit while I talk to Jennifer."

With an audible sigh, Nancy took the hematocrit tubes and left the room.

This effect is independent of its effect on hematocrit.

Blood volume proportions can be measured as hematocrit level.

It has been validated, even under low hematocrit circumstances.

"All afternoon, I've been monitoring his red blood cell levels with a hematocrit tube.

I still have to draw her hematocrit and weigh her."

In the late 1990s Jones tested positive for elevated levels of hematocrit.

Many of the athletes had hematocrit levels of over 50%.

Her hematocrit is low--only 28, when it should be 40.

Like everybody else in the Tour, he had a hematocrit blood test at the start, which he and all other riders passed.

In mammals, hematocrit is independent of body size.

First, ensuring that the patient enters the operating room with a sufficient hematocrit level is essential.

Hematocrit is a measure of how much space (volume) the red blood cells take up in the blood.

These files showed hematocrit variations in individuals during treatments.

I had the pink jersey, my hematocrit level was at 46 percent, and I wake up to this surprise.