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Give the full form of the following : (a) ESR (b) TC ( c) DC (d) PCV (e) MCV (f) CT (h) BT.

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(a) ESR : Erythrocytes sedimentaton rate
(b)TC :Total count
( c) DC: Differnet Count
(d) PCV: Packed Cell Volume
€ MCV:Mean Corpuscular Haemoglobin
(f) MCH : Mean Corpuscular Haemoglobin
(g) CT: Clotting Time
(h) BT: Bleeding Time
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