1. How does internal bleeding due to trauma effect hemoglobin and hematocrit levels as it relates...

1. How does internal bleeding due to trauma effect hemoglobin and hematocrit levels as it relates to blood?

2. Explain leukocytosis after post-traumatic splenectomy?

3. What impact does a splenectomy have on the patient's overall immune health?

4. What vaccinations should be reccommended to this asplenic patient and why?

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