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Microscopic analysis and automated cell counters can be used to help diagnose which of the following conditions? Check all that apply.
bacterial infections
migraines
fungal infections
high blood pressure
cancers
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- Bacterial infections — Yes. Automated cell counters (CBC) and microscopic examination of blood, fluids, or smears can show neutrophilia, left shift, organisms, or infected material consistent with bacterial infection.
- Fungal infections — Yes. Microscopy (e.g., KOH prep, tissue/fluids) can demonstrate fungal elements; blood/tissue cell counts and smears can support the diagnosis.
- Cancers — Yes. Automated counters and microscopic examination of blood, bone marrow, or biopsies are key for diagnosing hematologic malignancies and for identifying malignant cells in tissues.
Not applicable:
- Migraines — No, diagnosed clinically (history, neuro exam, sometimes imaging), not by cell counters or routine microscopy.
- High blood pressure — No, diagnosed by blood-pressure measurement and related workup, not by cell counts or microscopy.
- Fungal infections — Yes. Microscopy (e.g., KOH prep, tissue/fluids) can demonstrate fungal elements; blood/tissue cell counts and smears can support the diagnosis.
- Cancers — Yes. Automated counters and microscopic examination of blood, bone marrow, or biopsies are key for diagnosing hematologic malignancies and for identifying malignant cells in tissues.
Not applicable:
- Migraines — No, diagnosed clinically (history, neuro exam, sometimes imaging), not by cell counters or routine microscopy.
- High blood pressure — No, diagnosed by blood-pressure measurement and related workup, not by cell counts or microscopy.
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