The presence or absence of _________ is an effective measure of erythrocyte susceptibility to hypotonic damage.

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Hemolysis is the rupture of red blood cells (erythrocytes) and is a consequence of exposure to hypotonic solutions. Therefore, the presence or absence of hemolysis is an effective measure of erythrocyte susceptibility to hypotonic damage. Jaundice, lipemia, and inclusion bodies are not relevant to erythrocyte susceptibility to hypotonic damage.

The Presence or Absence of _________ Is an Effective Measure