Normal White Blood Cell Count
How to test for a normal white blood cell count.

A normal white blood cell count is tested by drawing blood. Blood for a white blood cell count test is taken from either the hand or the inner elbow. A tournoquet is placed around the appendage to allow blood to pool up, then the needle is inserted into the vein. A small vile of blood is filled, and then blood flow is restored to the limb. Then the needle is removed, and the wound is covered.
Generally a safe test, the white blood cell count test still posses a risk for infection, bleeding, bruising, and fainting. These potential results of a white blood cell count test are extremely rarely serious.
is wbc 5-10/hpf is normal