Reticulocyte Count Test
Blood (EDTA)
Hematology
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Reticulocyte Count Test Normal Reference Ranges
The result is usually reported as a percentage of total red blood cells, sometimes alongside an absolute reticulocyte count.
| Parameter | Normal Range |
|---|---|
| Adults (percentage) | 0.5–2.5% |
| Absolute reticulocyte count | 25,000–75,000 cells/µL |
A high reticulocyte count in someone who is anemic suggests the bone marrow is compensating appropriately (as seen with blood loss or hemolysis), while a low count alongside anemia points toward a production problem such as a nutritional deficiency or bone marrow disorder.
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CategoryHematology
Specimen TypeBlood (EDTA)
Organ SystemBlood & Bone Marrow
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