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What is the hematocrit if the red blood cells are represented by a measurement of 14 mm, and the overall blood volume is represented by a measurement of 35 mm?
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What is the hematocrit if the red blood cells are represented by a measurement of 14 mm, and the overall blood volume is represented by a measurement of 35 mm?
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The hematocrit is the ratio of the volume of red blood cells to the total volume of blood. In this case, the hematocrit would be (14/35) x 100, which is approximately 40%.
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