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HIM361 Terms

HIM361 Terminology

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basophil
hypochromic
anticoagulant
coagulopathy disease of blood clotting
cytology
eosinophil Polymorphonuclear WBC that stains with a red acidic substance called eosin increases allergic response and engulfs the triggers
erythroblast immature RBC
granulocyte
hemolysis destruction of blood cells
hematocrit
hemoglobinopathy
anisocytosis
megakaryocyte giant, multi-lobed nuclei cells that produce platelets in the bone marrow
leukopenia
monocyte
morphology
myeloblast
myelodysplasia
neutropenia
polymorphonuclear
phagocyte cell that eats, WBC
poikilocytosis abnormal condition of irregular blood cells
sideropenia deficiency of iron
spherocytosis abnormal condition of round blood cells
thrombocytopenia deficiency of clotting cells
plasmapheresis separation of plasma from cells of a withdrawn blood sample cells are then retransferred back into the patient with fresh plasma or a salt solution
monoblast immature monocyte (phagocyte that becomes a macrophage)
macrocytosis abnormal condition of large cells
microcytosis abnormal condition of small cells
leukemia
fibrinogen protein of the plasma used to create fibrin clots
hemoglobin protein of the RBC's Heme (iron-containing pigment) + Globin (protein)
immunoglobin antibodies the bind to and can destroy antigens
thrombolytic therapy
myeloid derived from bone marrow
lymphoid derived from lymph
thrombosis process of clotting
granulocytopenia deficiency of granular blood cells
pancytopenia deficiency of all blood cells
macrophage large phagocytes
eosinophilia increase in number of eosinophils
neutrophilia increase in number of neutrophils
electrophoresis separation of immunoglobulins from other plasma proteins. seperated by electrical charge and size
hematopoiesis formation of blood?
erythropoiesis formation of erythrocytes
myelopoiesis formation of bone marrow cells
hemostasis
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