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Hematic and Lymphatic systems med terminology

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accumulation of blood in a joint cavity   hemarthrosis  
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spitting up or coughing up blood   hemoptysis  
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pertaining to or contained in the blood   hematic  
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an instrument to stop bleeding   hemostat  
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vomiting of blood   hematemesis  
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systemic disease associated with the presence and persistance of microorganisms in the blood   septicemia  
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a benign tumor composed of newly formed blood vessels   hemangioma  
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a deficiency in the volumn of blood   oligema  
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an abnormally high concentration of fat in the blood   lipidemia  
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the volume percentage of red cells in whole blood   hematocrit  
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an increase in the number of red blood cells in the blood   polycythemia  
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escessive sugar in the blood   hyperglycemia  
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breaking down or destroying blood cells   hemolysis  
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a reduction in the number of red blood cells in the blood   anemia  
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a blood disease characterized by distorted proliferation and development of leukocytes   leukemia  
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a decrease in the number of red blood cells   erythropenia  
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excision of a thrombus   thrombectomy  
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inflammation of a vein in which a clot is present   thrombophlebitis  
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the breaking up or splitting of red blood cells   erythroclasis  
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an agent that dissolves a blood clot   thrombolytic  
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a red blood cell   erythrocyte  
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the formation of clots or thrombi   thrombosis  
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an increase in the number of red blood cells   erythrocytosis  
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the formation of clotting cells   thrombopoiesis  
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the formation of red blood cells   erythropoiesis  
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a clotting cell; a platelet   thrombocyte  
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any disease involving clotting cells   thrombopathy  
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a white blood cell   leukocyte  
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a deficiency of white blood cells   leukopenia  
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the study of the science of the white blood cells   leukocytology  
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bleeding or hemorrhage from the spleen   splenorrhagia  
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pertaining to the spleen   splenic  
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excision or removal of the spleen   splenectomy  
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pertaining to the spleen and diaphragm   splenophrenic  
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atrophy or wasting of the spleen   splenatrophy  
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enlargement of the spleen and liver   splenohepatomegaly  
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herniation or swelling of the spleen   splenocele  
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a white cell that is formed in the lymph glands   lymphocyte  
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any disease of lymphatic system   lymphopathy  
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a tumor in a lymphatic vessel   lymphangioma  
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stoppage of lymph flow   lymphostasis  
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reductions in the number of lymphocytes in the blood   lymphocytopenia  
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inflammation of a lymph gland   lympadenitis  
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making or developing lymph   lymphopoiesis  
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swelling of subcutaneous tissue die to excessive lymph fluid   lymphedema  
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agents that prevent blood clotting   anticoagulants  
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agents that arrest the flow of blood   hemostatics  
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combining for denoting the blood   hem(o), hemat(o)  
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a word element denoting relationship to the blood   emia  
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a word element denoting red or red blood cells   erythr(o)  
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a combining for menaing white or denoting a relationship to a leukocyte   leuk(o)  
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a combining form indicating a blood clot, or thrombus   thromb(o)  
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a combining form denoting the spleen   splen(o)  
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a combining form indicating lymph or the lymphatic glands or vessels   lymph(o)  
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