How to correctly interpret the indicators on the reference table of blood value of test tube infants
Test tube babies are babies obtained through assisted pregnancy technology, and their health needs to be comprehensively monitored. The blood value reference table of test tube babies contains several indicators, and correct interpretation of these indicators is crucial to children's health. This article will elaborate on how to correctly interpret the indicators on the reference table of IVF blood values from the following four aspects.
1. Determine the reference range
Before interpreting the indicators on the reference table of test tube baby blood values, it is necessary to first understand the normal range of each indicator. These reference ranges are usually divided by age and sex. Taking the reference table of test tube baby blood values in a large hospital in a city as an example, the reference range is as follows:
1. Red blood cell count: the normal range is 4.3-5.6 × 10 ^ 12/L.
2. Hemoglobin: the normal range is 120-150 g/L.
3. White blood cell count: normal range is 4-10 × 10 ^ 9/L.
4. Platelet count: the normal range is 100-300 × 10 ^ 9/L.
After defining the reference range, we can judge the health status of IVF according to its specific values.
2. Pay attention to abnormal values
On the reference table of test tube baby blood values, if the value of an indicator exceeds the normal range, it is necessary to pay attention to it and consider the correlation between this indicator and the health of test tube babies. For example, if the RBC count of the test tube baby is lower than the reference range, it may indicate that the risk of anemia is high, and further monitoring of the child's nutritional status and growth and development is needed. At the same time, we should also pay attention to whether there are other potential health problems, such as dysfunction of internal organs.
The age of IVF infants should also be considered when interpreting abnormal values. For example, the white blood cell count is usually high in the newborn period because their immune system is not mature enough. Therefore, when interpreting abnormal values, it is necessary to conduct a comprehensive assessment in combination with the specific situation of the child.
3. Comparison with other indicators
In addition to reading each indicator separately, it should also be compared with other indicators to obtain more comprehensive information. For example, if the hemoglobin value of test tube babies is low, and the red blood cell count is also low, anemia is likely to exist. In this case, it is necessary to pay attention to whether the children's nutrition intake is sufficient, and take corresponding measures to improve the anemia situation as soon as possible.
By comparing with other indicators, we can also find some hidden problems. For example, if the hemoglobin value of test tube babies is low, but the white blood cell count is high, there is likely to be a risk of infection. At this time, a doctor should be sent in time for further examination.
4. Follow up monitoring and medical advice
The blood value reference table of test tube babies is only a static data, which cannot fully reflect the health status of children. Therefore, it is necessary to track and monitor the blood value of test tube babies regularly, and judge their health status in combination with their growth and development.
If there is a continuous abnormality or obvious deviation from the normal range of indicators, it is recommended to seek medical advice from professional doctors in a timely manner. Professional doctors will give corresponding diagnosis and treatment suggestions according to the specific conditions of IVF, combined with other clinical manifestations and examination results.
Summary
It is very important to correctly interpret the reference table of test tube baby blood value, which can help us find out the health problems of children in time and take corresponding measures. First, understand the reference range of each indicator. Secondly, we should pay attention to the abnormal values and make a comprehensive judgment based on the child's age and other clinical manifestations. Then, compare with other indicators to obtain more comprehensive information. Finally, regularly track and monitor the blood value, and seek medical advice from professional doctors in a timely manner. Only a comprehensive understanding of the reference table of blood values of test tube infants can better ensure the health and development of test tube infants.
