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| CBC with Automated Differential | ||
| Order Code: CBCD
Order Form: A-1a General Lab or IPR Req |
Hematology 6240 RCP 356-3527 |
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Specimen |
Whole Blood | ||
Collection Medium: |
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Minimum: |
Full draw; any size lavender top or fingerstick. | ||
Testing Schedule: |
24 hrs/day, 7 days a week, including holidays. | ||
Analytic Time: |
Routine turn around time is approximately 2.5 hours. | ||
Reference Range: |
Adults Children (5-18 yrs)
(mm3) (mm3)
Band Neutrophils - -
Neutrophils 2188-7800/mm3 1700-7500/mm3
Eosinophils 40-390/mm3 40-650/mm3
Basophils 10-136/mm3 7-140/mm3
Monocytes 130-860/mm3 28-825/mm3
Lymphocytes 875-3300/mm3 1250-3380/mm3
Immature Granulocytes - - | ||
Comments: |
A CBC must be ordered to perform a differential. Hematology instruments are automated differential screening instruments that identify WBC's by their size and staining activity. It performs a complete cell identification that includes neutrophils, lymphocytes, monocytes, basophils and eosinophils. The automated instruments count 32,000 white blood cells and statistically provide a more accurate differential count than a manual differential. All differentials will be analyzed on the instrument first. If the results fail the screening criteria, a manual differential will be performed. Pathologist approval is required to perform a manual differential on a specimen with an automated differential that passed the screening criteria. Please refer to the PowerPoint Presentation for further information. | ||
Methodology: |
Flow Cytometry Auto Diff Cytochemical Staining Manual Diff Wright's Stain | ||
CPT Code: |
85025 | ||
See Additional Information: Hematology Pediatric Reference Ranges |
Updated: 08/20/2008
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