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Las anemias clasificadas desde el punto de vista de los examenes de laboratorio
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anemia, hemoglobina, glóbulo rojo, eritrocito (es)Downloads
1-Se hace un hace un resumen de la fisiologia del eritrocito.
2-Se da una definición fisiológica de la anemia.
3-Se hace el estudio y la interpretación de varios métodos para medir la actividad fisiológica del eritrocito.
4-Se clasifican clínicamente las anemias.
5-Se clasifican las anemias tomando como base los exámenes de laboratorio.
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