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Complete blood count shows hemoglobin of 7.2 g/dL with microcytic anemia
Meaning
Laboratory result indicating a low hemoglobin level (7.2 g/dL) consistent with microcytic anemia, a condition characterized by small red blood cells.
Clinical Context
Anemia evaluation, pre-operative assessment, routine health check-up.
Example Usage
"Patient presented to the clinic complaining of fatigue. Complete blood count shows hemoglobin of 7.2 g/dL with microcytic anemia."
Usage Context
Used to document a specific laboratory finding indicating anemia.
Related Phrases
Low hemoglobinMicrocytosisHypochromic anemiaIron deficiency anemiaThalassemia
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Common questions about using medical phrases in clinical documentation
When documenting "Complete blood count shows hemoglobin of 7.2 g/dL with microcytic anemia" in your clinical notes, ensure it's placed in the appropriate section (Assessment) and provides clear, accurate information about the patient's condition. Always follow your institution's documentation guidelines and ensure the phrase accurately reflects the patient's clinical status.
This phrase is clinically significant because anemia evaluation, pre-operative assessment, routine health check-up. It helps healthcare providers understand the patient's condition and make informed decisions about diagnosis and treatment planning.
While this phrase is commonly used in Hematology, similar documentation may be applicable across multiple specialties when the clinical context is appropriate. Always ensure the phrase accurately describes the patient's condition regardless of the specialty context.