Diseases and Disorders of the blood
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| AGRANULOCYTOSIS | Large decrease in number of white granulocytes (cells which fight infection)
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| ANAEMIA | Amount of oxygen carrying capacity is reduced due to either too few red blood cells or too little haemoglobin
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| EPISTAXIS | Nose bleed
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| HAEMOLYSIS | Destruction of red blood cells
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| HAEMOPHILLIA A | Hereditary disease caused by lack of clotting factor (VIII)in the blood
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| HAEMOPHILIA B | Hereditory disease caused by lack of clotting factor (IX) in the blood
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| HIV | Human immunodeficiency virus
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| HYPERCHOLESTEROLAEMIA | Raised blood fat levels
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| HYPOCHROMIC ANAEMIA | Anaemia associated with pale, small red cells due to insufficient iron
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| INFECTIOUS MONONUCLEOSIS | Glandular fever-increase of white cells called monocytes present in the blood
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| LEUCOCYTOSIS | A normal increase of white blood cells in response to infection
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| LEUCOPENIA | A decrease in the number of white blood cells in the blood
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| LEUKAEMIA | A cance of the blood-abnormal white cells increase
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| PERNICIOUS ANAEMIA | Inability of body to manufacture normal red blood cells due to a missing factor
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| POLYCYTHAEMIA | Too many read and other cells present in the blood
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| SICKLE-CELL ANAEMIA | Anaemia associated with the people of African ethnic origin, red cells have sickle shape
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| THALASSAEMIA | Anaemia associated with people of Mediterranean origin
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| CRYOPRECIPITATE | Use of very low temperatures to separate required factors from blood
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| PAUL-BUNNELL TEST | Blood test for glandular fever
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| PLASMAPHERESIS | Taking blood from a donor, removing the required factor and returning the remainde4r to the donor's circulation
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