What is the normal red blood count per cubic mm

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What is the normal red blood count per cubic mm?

A. 2 million red blood cells

B. 3 million red blood cells

C. 4 million red blood cells

D. 5 million red blood cells

Answer: Option C

Solution (By Examveda Team)

The normal red blood count per cubic mm is 4 million red blood cells. An RBC count is measured in millions per cubic millimeter (million/mm³). Normal values may vary slightly among different laboratories. One example of normal values is: 4.1 to 5.1 million/mm³ for women.

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