Laboratory that deals with counting blood cells?

Answer 1

Question is not very clear.All clinical laboratories will have the ability to count blood cells.This can be done with a counting chamber and microscope but is most often done with an electronic instrument.Most often a CBC(completed blood count)includes a white cell count and a differential count of the different types of white cell(polymorphonuclear neutrophils,lymphocytes,monocytes,eosinophils and basophils),a red cell count and a measurement of the size of the redcells and a calculation of the amount of hemoglobin in each redcell,a total hemoglobin measurement,a calculated hematocrit,and a platelet count with a measurement of the size of the platelets.If the patient has abnormal cells as in leukemia a slide will need to be prepared,stained and examined under a microscope.

Answer 2

A hematology laboratory specializes in counting blood cells. This type of lab uses automated cell counters and manual microscopy techniques to accurately count and classify different types of blood cells, including red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets. The results of these counts provide valuable information for diagnosing various medical conditions.