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I'm not a nurse, I'm just in pre-requisite classes at the moment and I have an assignment I need help with. I believe the answer is anemia but I need reassurance. Answers to chose from: Anemia, Cholelithiasis, Glomerulonephritis, HEALTHY, Hemochromatosis, Hepatitis B, Hypertension, Hyperthyroidism, Hypothyroidism, Metabolic Acidosis, Nephrotic Syndrome, Thrombocytopenia, Tuberculosis Patient: 24y F c/o fatigue, headache, and insomnia B/P= 105/65 TEMP= 37.3C Blood Cells WBC 8.8 RBC 3.8 (L) HGB 8 (L) HCT 32 (L) MCV 82 MHC 28.1 MCHC 35 RDW 12 PLTS 225 MPV 8.2 NEUT% 56.9 LYMPYH% 33.7 MONO% 6.2 BAS% 1.7 EOS% 1.6 Chemistry SODIUM 136 POTASSIUM 4.2 CHLORIDE 110 CO2 18 (L) BUN 16 CREATINE 0.9 GLUCOSE 86 CALCIUM 8.9 T PROTEIN 7.2 ALBUMIN 4.7 GLOB 3.2 ALK. PHOS 75 ALT 46 AST 36 T BILIRUBIN 0.8 URIC ACID 3.3 CHOLESTEROL 179 TRIG 98 HDL 110 LDL 76 CHOL/HDL 1.6 NON-HDL CHOL 69 Thyroid FREE T4 1.12 TSH 2.7 URINE PREGNANCY TEST- NEG Urinalysis- Normal Yellow, Clear Sp Gr 1.027 pH 5.9 G, B, K, B, P, N, L= Neg WBC/HPF 3.8 RBC/ HPF 1.4 BAST/HPF 189.0 EPI/LPF 16.2 CAST/LPF 0 CRYSTALS/HPF 0 YEATS/HPF 0 So the only abnormal numbers are the ones with (L) indicating Low which are the RBC, HGB, HCT, and CO2; all others fall within range.