A low blood count means that something in your blood is at abnormally low levels, such as red blood cells, white blood cells, hemoglobin or platelets. There are many causes of a low blood count which range the spectrum of medical severity from a simple infection to cancer. Your doctor will diagnose your condition based on your symptoms, your medical history and your low blood cell count.
At standard design conditions, air coming out should be in the range of 55 to 60 degrees to cool the house down, regardless of the ambient house temperature. The unit should be able to cool even air at 85 degrees flowing into the unit down to 60 (at the vent) if it is functioning properly. Some factors that do influence the vent temp are where the unit is located, where the ducts are, how far the air has to travel, and the air speed.
Best Answer: the book says between 38 and 44 depending on outside temperature and humidity. The coldest that the air conditioning evaporator that the incoming air passes over can get is 33 degrees. That's because if it were 32 degrees the humidity in the air would freeze on the evaporator and cause it to ice over. Then no air could go through the evaporator and the system wouldn't work. As a rule of thumb the temperature of the air rises about 5 degrees as it passes through the ducts to the outlet.