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Blood report, what will you conclude if hemoglobin is increase, band/stab is decreased and normal neutrophil?
well can someone tell me what conclusion can be drawn from this data :-
hemoglobin = 105% (15.23)
band/stabs = 0
neutrophill = 63%
ranges are > hemoglobin = 14-18 , where 14.5 = 100%
band/stabs = 3-5 %
neutrophill = 60-70%
well normal band stabs range is 3-5% , isn't it a sign of a problem having no band stabs cell ?
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- Diane ALv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Its pretty normal. There should not be many bands circulating (they are immature polys/neutrophils). The hemoglobin is probably not significantly elevated; you would have to show a trend increasing (or you are a bit dehydrated). Polys (neutrophils ) are normal = no infections.
Source(s): lab tech/PA
