Anemia: Lesson 4 - Clues from the blood smear - YouTube
A review of some common abnormalities seen on a blood smear of patients presenting with anemia: hypochromia, schistocytes, microspherocytes, hypersegmented n...
A review of some common abnormalities seen on a blood smear of patients presenting with anemia: hypochromia, schistocytes, microspherocytes, hypersegmented neutrophils, bite cells, sickle cells, target cells, basophilic stippling, etc... hello it's Eric from strong medicine and in this video I'll review some common abnormalities on the peripheral blood smear that can provide clues as to the etiology of a patient's anemia the learning objective for this video is pretty straightforward and working up anemia after the MCV and reticulocyte count the next most useful test is the blood smear…
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