Diagnose three patients:

The attached file includes (patients’ history, patients’ blood count, patients’ blood film observations, and their diagnosis).

I have a case study about them and I need to write the discussion part so I need an explanation of how each one of these (patients’ history, patients’ blood count, and patients’ blood film observations) is associated with the diagnosis. Then talk about the diseases.

Write 350 words for each patient so 1050 words in total.

It should be academic and has a scientific style. Use academic references and put them in Harvard style.

Result:
Patient history.
Patient blood
count.
Reference
range.
Blood film
observations.
Diagnosis.
Patient 1.
Male/72 years old.
Fatigue.
High temperature.
Lymphadenopathy.
Excessive bruising.
Infection in his foot that
has been flaring up over
9 months.
Hb: 62g/L.
WBC: 96*109/L.
Platelets:
160*109/L.
MCV: 83fl.
RBC:
2.9*1012/L.
Hct: 29%.
Hb: 135175g/L.
WBC: 4.310.8*109/L
Platelets: 150450*109g/L.
MCV: 80-100 fl.
RBC: 4.56.5*1012/L
Hct: 40-52%
Stomatocytes.
Polychromasia.
Parasites.
Teardrop cells.
Rouleax formation.
Large platelets.
Lymphocytes.
Neutrophils.
Micro spherocytes.
Acute
Myeloid
leukaemia.
Patient 2.
Male/34 years old.
Athlete.
Vegan.
Palpitations
General malaise.
Bright red tongue.
Sore and cracked
mouth.
Hb: 109g/L.
WBC:
4.7*109/L.
Platelets:
160*109/L.
MCV: 119fl.
RBC: 3*1012/L.
Hct: 42%.
Hb: 135175g/L.
WBC: 4.310.8*109/L
Platelets: 150450*109g/L.
MCV: 80-100 fl.
RBC: 4.56.5*1012/L
Hct: 40-52%
Ellipocytes.
Anisocytes.
Stomatocytes.
Spherocytes.
Rouleax formation
cells.
B12
deficiency
anaemia.
Patient 3.
Male/38 years old.
Has different symptoms
include dizziness,
fatigue, and
tachycardia.
Darkened urine.
Slight pallor.
Scleral icterus.
Hb: 70g/l.
WBC:
13.5*109/L.
Platelets:
180*109/L.
MCV: 80 fl.
RBC: 2.9*1012/L
Hct: 32%.
Hb: 135175g/L.
WBC: 4.310.8*109/L
Platelets: 150450*109g/L.
MCV: 80-100 fl.
RBC: 4.56.5*1012/L
Hct: 40-52%
Smudge cells.
Rouleax formation
cells.
Nucleated red
blood cells.
Monocytes.
Many neutrophils.
Many
stomatocytes.
Few lymphocytes.
Chronic
lymphocytic
leukaemia.