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haematocrit
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Bear may reflect on the ward labs that many medical centers had for their residents and medical students where urines and hematocrits were done.
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They can be influenced by sickle-cell disease and other abnormalities of hemoglobin (thalassemia, fetal hemoglobin) and by abnormally high or low hematocrits (the low hematocrit reading will result in a falsely low glycosylated hemoglobin Ale; a high hematocrit reading will result in a falsely high glycosylated hemoglobin Ale reading).
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6) Shapira et al (5) found that patients with ION after cardiopulmonary bypass had prolonged bypass times and lower hematocrits and also required high doses of inotropic drugs to maintain cardiac output.
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