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What does a regenerative shift to the left indicate in a hemogram?
What does a regenerative shift to the left indicate in a hemogram?
- Decrease in mature forms with accompanying increase in WBC count
- Decrease in young forms with accompanying decrease in WBC count
- Increase in young forms with accompanying increase in WBC count (correct)
- Increase in mature forms with accompanying decrease in WBC count
What condition is associated with a degenerative shift to the left in a hemogram?
What condition is associated with a degenerative shift to the left in a hemogram?
- Increase in mature forms with accompanying decrease in WBC count
- Increase in young forms with accompanying decrease in WBC count (correct)
- Decrease in young forms with accompanying decrease in WBC count
- Decrease in mature forms with accompanying increase in WBC count
What does a shift to the right indicate in a hemogram?
What does a shift to the right indicate in a hemogram?
- Decrease in mature forms
- No change in form distribution
- Increase in mature forms (correct)
- Increase in immature forms
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