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Full Blood Count (FBC/CBC) interpretation | COMPLETE GUIDE IN 7 MINUTES
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2024
- From a Junior Doctor, for Medical Students
Everything you need to know about FBC blood test explained clearly!
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00:00 - Blood test intro
00:57 - Polycythaemia
02:12 - Anaemia
04:37 - Leukocytosis
04:51 - Leukopenia
05:45 - Thrombocytosis
06:06 - Thrombocytopenia
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Thank you I'm a nursing student, and you just simplified my life😊
I'm so glad! Good luck with your studying
I’m a 12-year-old boy that what’s to pursue a career in veterinary care and this helped me a lot with the basics. Thanks a lot :)
Thank you for this video. I have just started to look at FBC for my new role and your video has been a great help. Would love one on LFT also. Don’t feel you need to keep them short. The more info the better. Thank you I hope this channel does well.
Hi Ben, thanks so much. Comments like this are why I enjoy making these videos! I actually have a video on LFTs that will be released Friday next week. I hope it's useful for you
Great video. Keep making explainers for investigative tests
so much educative
I learned a lot about my blood count. Thank You 😊
Fantastic video. Have you made a video which covers the other components of a comprehensive blood test (such as liver function, kidney function, blood sugar levels, testosterone levels, blood cholesterol levels?) I had a BUPA full-body MOT a few years ago, which included a full blood count and several other blood tests. The results came in a detailed report which explained the significance of each blood test and the results, together with colour-coded charts and advice on changes to lifestyle and diet and/or recommended further medical tests/interventions. The NHS blood test results require a bit more detective work on the part of the patient to interpret the results.
Thanks for watching! Yes check out my channel for other videos covering various blood tests. Though I must add these videos are for educating medical students and should not be taken as medical advice. Thanks
Where were u , when i was a medical student ??
This video simplified a complex lecture. You're doing a great job, thank you.
Thanks alot man, love your way of explaining
Thank you! Happy to help
this makes us super doctors .thanks
Very educative
Thank you so much, explanation is very clear
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Love this
Helpful❤ thank you
Great video - keep up the amazing work!
Thanks so much!
Thanks for watching!
Comment below any videos you'd like to see on my channel in the future👇🙂
Yes. One on LFT’s please.
Love this, thank you!
Thanks Dwaine, really pleased to read that!
Love this video!!! Thank you for making it!! Extremely useful
Thank you
Thanks a lot
Easy to understand
thanks :)
Perfect video👍
Good video!
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching
Thank you so much
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Thanks Ahmed!
Good
Very simplistic and understanding
Awesome
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Yeah
Kind I like to know how to report thin blood film
According to you my report are normal...but its different in my lab....its stressing me out
My hb-16(13-17)
Rbc-5.6(4.5-5.5)
Pcv/hct-50.3%(40-50)
And my boshophil is 0.0..
Is this normal report?sir
What will be the decision in febrile patient with leucocutosis but with normal differentials
Hi Sahile, it's unusual to see normal differentials with high WCC since the WCC total is made up of the differentials
Anaemia of inflammation
What does it mean when dr says your white blood cell count is 98
Can eosinophils be up to 103 percent?
Hi, what would you deduce from a low neutrophils count?
Thanks for watching. Low neutrophils is called 'neutropenia'. It can have many causes, including aplastic anaemia, bone marrow failure, medication side effects (not an exhaustive list).
I have neutropenia.
It sucks. My wbc runs approx 1700 on a good day and my anc can run anywhere between 500-1000 maybe.
No AIDS, cancer, but I do have an illiostomy.
My idea mind you I have zero medical training but I have had this for 2 decades now.
I feel that way back in the day my bowel became necrotic and the doctors gave me steroids which tanked my immune system. For years I was on high dose prednisone (forgive if spelled wrong) prilosect, previcid, 5mp,
I know some of those are not steroids.
After the doctors removed my bowel I was fine.
However my immune system still sucks. If I get a cut or scratch it takes so long to heal. Munaka honey and silverdine is great stuff.
I used to take filagrastine which kicked my ass the first 2 days but after that I was superman. Crazy bone pain.
I feel the doctors could have done things differently and not lumped me in with others. My case was unique and by the time my appointment came I was better. I guess it is cyclic? I told them I feel like my insides are dead and I don't have the normal symptoms. They didn't want to believe a kid. I cried everything I pooped, but there was no blood. They thought I wanted to get high. I lived in Los Angeles, there are plenty of drugs on the streets. That was not my get down.
Now that I moved from the State I have amazing doctors. I did develop a fistula and had to get another damn bag but it is OK. I have an amazing pain Dr who helps me taper and bumps up my meds during rough times.
Please be careful with immunosuppressive medicines it is a razors edge.
Sir in amoebiasis or amoebic colitis.... Anemic conditions happens?
Hi, it's possible to cause anaemia, for example if it caused prolonged gastric bleeding you may get a microcytic anaemia.
@@medicinemadesimple6273 ok sir thank you so much 🙏🏻
That was cool
What does non-count mean?
I haven't heard of this terminology before sorry
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this makes us super doctors .thanks