Interpret the Following Results: -Specimen: Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF)

question 5

Multiple Choice

Interpret the following results: -Specimen: cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)
-Tubes sent: 1-4
-Tube 1 RBC count: 30,000/ul
-Tube 2 RBC count: 1500/ul
-Tube 3 RBC count: 200/ul
-Tube 4 RBC count: 4/ul
-Gross examination:
-Tube 1: moderate hemolysis, clear
-Tube 2: slight hemolysis, clear
-Tube 3: no hemolysis, clear
-Tube 4: no hemolysis, clear
-Xanthochromia: absent in all four tubes
-Microscopic findings:
-Many intact RBCs
-0-5 neutrophils
-0-5 lymphocytes
-0-5 MNCs
What do the data above most likely represent?

• A)A patient with a cerebral hemorrhage
• B)A traumatic specimen collection
• C)A possible infection in the CSF
• D)Bacterial contamination from an external source

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