Retic Count
What does Retic Count measure?
A reticulocyte count measures the number or percentage of young red blood cells (reticulocytes) in the blood. It may help assess how well the bone marrow is producing red blood cells and how the body is responding to anemia, blood loss, or treatment for certain blood disorders. Results are usually interpreted along with a complete blood count and other clinical findings.
This overview is educational. Use the recorded preparation, sample and lab-partner details below for collection guidance, and confirm any missing information before collection.
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- Sample for analysis
- Whole Blood (3ml)
- Report time
- 11:00/18:00
Preparation and specimen requirements can vary by test and laboratory. Follow the instructions shown for your selected partner and any advice from your healthcare professional.