How long does emergency blood routine give a result?

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Some patients are very anxious, that is, I can do it as soon as I finish it, and get the report as soon as I finish it. In fact, this is not the case. Once the blood is isolated from the body and comes into our vacuum collection vessel, it is actually a process of adaptation, a process of adaptation for the blood. This sample, in fact, needs to be balanced in the vacuum tube for a period of time. How long does emergency blood routine give a result? Let's talk about it

How long does emergency blood routine give a result?

Blood routine examination is to collect finger blood or earlobe peripheral blood by acupuncture method, then drop it into a special calculation disk after dilution, and then put it under the microscope to calculate the number of blood cells, and judge the disease by observing the number and morphological distribution of these cells. Blood routine examination is relatively simple, generally about two hours can be a result.

The general blood routine can't check out cancer, it can only help patients directly check out whether there is anemia, there is the number of white blood cells, can speculate whether they have leukemia, and platelet test, other cancer and so on need further examination to make a diagnosis.

General hospital inside the blood test and did not check AIDS, so the blood test can not detect AIDS. There are many reasons. First of all, whether an individual has the right to privacy about AIDS needs to be checked at the request of patients. In addition, AIDS is not universal, so it is not popularized in general physical examination.

matters needing attention

Don't walk around immediately after blood routine examination. You should sit still for a few minutes and press the pinhole locally. You can choose cotton swab or finger pulp pressing to stop bleeding. Pressing time varies from person to person, mainly to achieve hemostatic effect. Pay attention not to rub the pinhole to avoid subcutaneous tissue edema.