In a home with older toilets, an average flush uses about 3.6 gallons (13.6 liters), and the daily use is 18.8 gallons (71.2 liters) per person per day. In a home with ultra-low-flow (ULF) toilets, with an average flush volume of 1.6 gallons (6 liters), the daily use is 9.1 gallons (34.4 liters) per person per day.
Quick Answer. Elevated monocyte levels, or monocytosis, may be due to chronic inflammatory disease, stress response, leukemia, parasitic or viral infection or tuberculosis, as MedlinePlus indicates. A complete blood count gives insight into the number of each kind of blood cell present in the body, according to WebMD.
Without treatment, low blood counts can cause the following conditions: 1  Anemia, an iron deficiency caused by low numbers of red cells that can no longer supply an adequate amount of oxygen. 2  Thrombocytopenia, caused by low numbers of platelets, resulting in bleeding and easy bruising. Neutropenia and monocytopenia as a result of too few neutrophils and monocytes (types of white cells), which impair the body's ability to fight infections. Low numbers of all three blood cell counts is called pancytopenia.