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🔬 This video explains the definition of hematocrit, which refers to the percentage of total blood volume that is occupied by erythrocytes (red blood cells).
📊 While a typical measurement is around 45%, hematocrit levels vary based on several factors. These levels can differ between males and females, and can also be influenced by specific blood diseases.
🩺 Learn how conditions like anemia cause a decrease in the proportion of red blood cells, leading to a very low hematocrit reading.
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