Basic blood count test (B -PVK) is a standard test that is used to detect various diseases or disorders. Basic blood count test is performed on a blood sample. The tests do not require fasting or morning sampling. The treating physician is always responsible for interpreting your results.

Name and abbreviation of test: BASIC BLOOD COUNT B -PVK

The sub-tests and reference ranges for basic blood count tests:

• Haemoglobin (B -Hb)
  • 117–155 for women
  • 134–167 for men
• Red cell count (B -Eryt)
  • 9–5.2 for women
  • 3–5.7 for men
• Haematocrit (B -Hkr)
  • 35–0.46 for women
  • 39–0.50 for men
• Red blood cell indices (E -MCH)
  • 27–33 for women
  • 27–33 for men
• Leukocytes (B -Leuk)
  • 4–8.2 for women
  • 4–8.2 for men
• Thrombocytes (B -Trom)
  • 150–360 for women
  • 15–360 for men