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When are manual hematocrits done?

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Rationale: Manual hematocrits are performed to monitor anemia, which involves measuring the percentage of red blood cells in the blood. The process involves collecting blood in a microhematocrit tube, then centrifuging it to separate the plasma from the cells. By measuring the ratio of plasma to cells, healthcare providers can assess the patient's hematocrit level.
Therefore, all the provided options are correct as they collectively describe the purpose and procedure of manual hematocrits.

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