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Blue mod blood,lymph & immune word list

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Adenopathy   Disease of a gland.  
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Agranulocyte   Type of white blood cell without granules.  
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AHF   Antihemophiliac factor VIII.  
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Aids   Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome-a transmittable infection caused by HTLV-III virus.  
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Anema   Reduction in the number of circulating red blood cells.  
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Antibody   That which defends against an antigen.  
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Anticoagulant   An agent that delays or inhibits blood clotting.  
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Antiserum   Blood serum that contains antibodies.  
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Autoimmune Disease   Failure of the body to accurately distinguish between what is "self" and what is "non-self".  
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Autologous Transfusion   A transfusion prepared from the recipient's own blood.  
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Basophil   Leukocyte that releases histamines and heparin;slightly phagocytic.  
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Blood   Composed of liquid portion(plasma)and solid portion(cellular)containing RBC,WBC, and platelets.  
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CBC   Complete blood count.  
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Diff   White cell differential.  
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Dyspnea   Difficulty breathing.  
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Edema   Abnormal accumulation of fluids in the intercellular spaces of the body.  
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Eosinophil   Leukocyte that protects the body by releasing toxins to destroy harmful invaders.  
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Erythema   Redness of the skin.  
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Erythrocyte   Mature Red blood cell.  
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Erythocytolysis   Destruction of red cells.  
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Erythopenia   Decreased red blood cells.  
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Granulocyte   Type of white blood cell containing granules;formed in the red bone marrow.  
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Homostasis   Standing still of blood.  
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Hb   Hemoglobin.  
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Hct   Hematocrit.  
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Hematocrit   Measurement of the percentage of RBC's in a whole blood sample.  
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Hematoma   A bruise.  
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Hematopoiesis   Formation of blood cells and platelets in the bone marrow. Formation, development and maturization of blood cells.  
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Hemocytoblast   Stem cell,from which other blood cells develop.  
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Hemoglobin   A specialized plasma protein containing iron which gives blood its red colour and also carries oxygen to body tissues.  
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Hemophilia   A hereditary disorder in which there is an impairment of the blood clotting mechanism.  
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Hemosiderosis   Abnormal increase of iron in the blood.  
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Homologous Tranfusion   A transfusion prepared from another individual's compatible blood.  
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Hypochromic   Pertaining to decrease of colour.  
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Hypotension   Low blood pressure.  
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Immunologist   One who specializes in the study of protection.  
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Leukocyte   White blood cell;prevents invasion of foreign microorganisms.  
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Leukocytosis   Abnormal increase of white cells.  
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Leukopenia   Decrease in white blood cells.  
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Lymphocytes   White blood cell in blood and lymphatic tissues;provides protection from bacteria, a cell that provides antibodies.  
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Lymphoma   Tumor of lymph tissue.  
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Lymphs   Lymphocytes.  
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Megakaryocyte   Cells with a large nucleus;fragments become platelets.  
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Monocyte   Leukocyte that is phagocytic;a cell that digest. has a large nucleus.  
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Morphology   The study of shape.  
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Myeloblast   Embryonic WBC formed in bone marrow.  
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Myeloid   Resembling bone marrow/spinal cord.  
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Myeloid Tissue   Tissue which resembles the myeocyte of bone marrow.  
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Neutrophil   The most numerous white cell, highly phagocytic.  
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PCV   Packed cell volume (hematocrit). Volume of red cells expressed as a fraction of all the blood.  
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Phagocytosis   Condition of ingesting cells.  
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Phlebotomy   Obtaining blood for the purpose of testing.  
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Plasma   The liquid portion of the blood where corpuscles (blood cells) are suspended.  
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PT   Prothrombin Time  
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RBC   Red Blood Cell(count)  
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Reticulocyte   Immature RBC  
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Serology   Study of blood serum.  
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Splenomegaly   Enlargment of the spleen.  
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Tachtcardia   Rapid heart beat.  
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Thrombocyte   Platelet;initiates blood clotting.  
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Thrombocytopenia   Decrease of platelets.  
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Thrombolysis   Destruction of a clot.  
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Thymectomy   Removal/excision of the thymus gland.  
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Vertigo   Dizziness.  
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Viscous   Thick,sticky  
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WBC   White Blood Cell(count)  
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Exacebation   Flare up.  
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Heprin   Prevents blood from clotting.  
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Histamines   Initiates the inflammatory process.  
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Remission   Lactency.  
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Titer   Measures amount of antibodies in the blood.  
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