Minimum DataBase: Complete Blood Count
Complete Blood Count
A Complete Blood Count is a highly sensitive test for identification of deviation from health.
The Complete Blood Count is a highly objective test for characterization of progression or regression of a disease. It helps to monitor the impact of the treatment of a defined disease process—"Is my treatment working?"
The Minimum DataBase put into practice
Leishmania case study
- Name: Bella
- Age: 1 year
- Breed: Collie cross
- Gender: Female entire
Individualise patient care
As every patient is different, you may want to build on the Minimum DataBase to individualise your patient care.
For example, in Bella’s case, CRP, Leishmania serology and PCR and SNAP 4Dx were added to her Minimum DataBase in light of her in clinical signs (pyrexia with joint effusions) and travel history.
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Explore the Complete Blood Count
In this course , learn more about the complete blood count and why it is an integral part of the Minimum DataBase.
Explore the Minimum DataBase
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