罗宾基础病理学ppt课件 注解-Ch13-RBC.pptVIP

Does this sound like the usual suspects again? How about radiation? Sure, if enough axial skeleton is zapped! * * What do you think the most serious consequence might be for a person with increased RBCs and platelets? * Doesn’t this really boil down to TWO things? 1) Reduced platelet function/numbers, and, 2) everything else? * Normal platelets, but DAMAGED vessel walls, the so-called “angiopathic” thrombocytopenias. * At what platelet count level does SPONTANEOUS bleeding generally occur? Ans: ~20K Platelets normally 150K-300K. This is one “normal range” you should memorize. * * N