blood typing through disorders
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| Four major blood types | A, B, AB, and O
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| Blood is capable of causing severe allergic reactions because it is a | Protein substance
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| Universal recipient | AB
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| Universal Donor | O
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| The two types of Rh factors are | Rh positive and Rh negative
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| A general term describing a condition where there is a lack of blood | Anemia
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| Condition where there is an excessive number of WBC's | Leukemia
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| Disease with a widespread blood clot formation throughout the blood vessels | Dissemination Intravascular Coagulopathy (DIC)
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| Semisolid blood components that act as plugs in the blood vessels | Embolus
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| Hereditary condition where the blood takes a prolonged time to clot | Hemophilia
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| Condition with a waxy, starch-like substance that accumulates in organs and impairs their function | Amyloidosis
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| Growth of many tumors in the bone marrow causing fractures and calcium loss | Multiple Myeloma
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| Blood is more acidic than normal | Acidosis
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| Blood is more alkaline than normal | Alkalosis
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| Form of megaloblastic anemia caused by a folic acid deficiency | Folic Acid Deficiency Anemia
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| Excess iron in the blood | Hemachromatosis
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| Increased calcium in blood | Hypercalcemia
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| Increased glucose in blood | Hyperglycemia
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| Excessive FAT in the blood | Hyperlipidemia
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| Excessive sodium in the blood | Hypernatremia
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| Anemia caused by iron deficiency | Iron Deficiency Anemia
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| Condition where cells aren't formed | Aplastic Anemia
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| Blood disorders characterized by abnormal balances of blood components | Dyscrasia
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| Condition where the blood completely leaves the body | Extravasation
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| Condition where blood cells aer low in number | Pancytopenia
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| Condition where a certain the number of a specific blood cell is increased | Polycythemia
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| Condition characterized by increased amounts of potassium | Hyperkalemia
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| Condition where cells aren't formed | Aplastic Anemia
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| Blood disorders characterized by abnormal balances of blood components | Dyscrasia
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| Condition where the blood completely leaves the body | Extravasation
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| Condition where blood cells aer low in number | Pancytopenia
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| Condition where a certain the number of a specific blood cell is increased | Polycythemia
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| Condition characterized by increased amounts of potassium | Hyperkalemia
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