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CHPT 10

BLOOD SYSTEM

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AGGLUTINATION CLUMPING OF CELLS AND PARTICLES
AGGLUTINOGENS SUBSTANCE THAT CAUSE AGGLUTINATION
COAGULATION CHANGING OF A LIQUID ESPECIALLY BLOOD, INTO A SEMISOLID
THROMBOPLASTIN A PROTEIN THAT AIDS IN FORMING A FRIBRIN CLOT
TRANSFUSION INJECTION OF DONOR BLOOD INTO A PERSONNEEDING BLOOD.
BLOOD TYPES or GROUPS CLASSIFICATION OF BLOOD ACCORDING TO HS ANTIGEN AND ANTIBODY QUALITIES
ALBUMIN SIMPLE PROTEIN;WHEN LEAKED INTO URINE, MAY INDICATE A KIDNEY PROBLEM. SIMPLE PROTEIN FOUND IN PLASMA
RH FACTOR TYPE OF ANTIGEN IN THE BLOOD THAT CAN CAUSE A TRANSFUSION REACTION
RH-POSITIVE HAVING THE RH FACTOR ON THE SURFACE OF THE BLOOD CELLS
RH-NEGATIVE LACKING THE RH FACTOR ON THE SURFACE OF BLOOD CELLS
DYCRASIA ANY DISEASE WITH ABNORMAL PARTICLES IN THE BLOOD
HEMOLYSIS DISORDER WITH BREAKDOWN OF RED BLOOD CELL MEMBRANES
LEUKEMIA GENERAL TERM FOR A NUMBER OF DISORDERS WITH EXCESSIVE WHITE BLOOD CELLS IN THE BLOODSTREAM AND BONE MARROW
MYELOBLASTS IMMATURE GRANULOCYTES
ERYTHROBLASTOSIS FETALIS INCOMPATABILITY DISORDER BETWEEN A MOTHER WHO IS RH NEGATIVE AND A FETUS WHO IS RH POSITIVE
MULTIPLE MYELOMA MAKIGNANT TUMOR OF THE BONE MARROW
PANTOCYTOPENIA CONDITION WITH A LOW NUMBER OF BLOOD COMPONENTS
ERYTHROPENIA DISORDER WITH ABNORMALLY LOW NUMBER OF RED BLOOD CELL
POLYCYTHEMIA DISORDERWITH AN ABNORMAL INCREASE IN THE REDBLOOD CELLS AND HEMOGLOBIN
HEMOPHILIA HEREDITARY DISIRDER WITH LACK OF CLOTTING FACTOR 5 OR 8IN THE BLOOD
THROMBOCYTOPENIA BLEEDING CONDITION WITH INSUFFICIENTPRODUCTION OF PLATELETS
PURPURA SKIN CONDITION WITH EXTENSIVE HEMORRHAGES AND UNDERN THE SKIN COVERING A WIDE AREA
ANEMIA CONDITION IN WHICH RED BLOOD CELLS DO NOT TRANSPORTENOUGH OXYGEN TO TISSUE
SICKLE CELL ANEMIA EREDITARY DISORDER CHARACTERIZED BY AN INABILITY TO PRODUCE SUFFICIENTHEMOGLOBIN ( SICKLE -SHAPED CELL)
THALASSEMIA HEREDITARY DISORDER CHARACTERIZED BY INABILITY TO PRODUCE SUFFICIENT HEMOGLOBIN
VON WILLEBRAND DISEASE HEMORRAGIC DISORDER WITH TENDENCY TO BLEED FROM MUCUS MEMBRANES
THROMBIN THROMBIN-ENZYME THAT HELPS IN CLOT FORMING
HEPARIN HEPARIN-ANTICOAGULANTS PRESENT IN THE BODY: ALSO, SYNTHETIC VERSION. ADN=MINISTERED TO PREVENT; SUBSTANCE IN BLOOD THAT PREVENTS CLOTTING
GLOBULIN ANY OF A FAMILY OF PROTEINS IN THE BLOOD STREAM
GLOBLINS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS ALPHA AND BETA GLOBULINS, ARE JOINED IN THE LIVER, TRANSPORT LIPIDS AND FAT SOLUABLE VITAMINS
FIBRINOGEN ESSENTIAL FOR BLOOD CLOTTING ( COAGULATION)
PROTHROMBIN CLOT FORMED BY THE PLATELETS; CLUMP @ SITE, FOR RELEASE THROMBOPLASTIN
ERYTHROCYTES RBC/ RED BLOOD CELLS/ MATURE RED BLOOD CELL.
LEUKOCYTES WBC/ WHITE BLOOD CELLS/ MATURE WHITE BLOOD CELL.
THROMBOCYTES PLATELETS;CELL FRAGMENT THAT PRODUCES THROMBIN
HEMATOCRIT MEASURE OF THE PERCENTAGE OF THE RED BLOOD CELLS IN A BLOOD SAMPLE
HEME PIGMENT CONTAINING IRON IN THE HEMOGLOBIN. ABOUT 1/3 OF EACH RED BLOOD CELL IS MADE UP OF HEMOGLOBIN
RED BLOOD CELL WHEN A RED BLOOD CELL HAS OXYGEN ON BOARD, IT BECOMES BRIGHT RED. OXYGEN -POOR BLOOD (RED) CELLS ARE DEEP IN BURGANDY IN COLOR
ERYTHROPOIETIN HORMONE PRODUCED BY THE KIDNEYS TO STIMULATE RED BLOOD CELL PRODUCTION
HEMOGLOBIN HEMOGLOBINIS A PROTEIN WITH IN THE RED BLOOD CELLS AND AIDS IN THE TRANSPORT OF OXYGEN TO THE CELLS IN THE BODY
STEM CELLS IMMATURE CELL FORMED IN THE BONE MARROW THAT BECOMES DIFFERENTIATED INTO EITHER RERD OR WHITE BLOOD CELL
ELECTROPHORESIS PROCESS OF SEPARATING PARTICLES IN A SOLUTION BY PASSING ELECTRICITY THROUGH THE LIQUID
PLASMAPHERESIS PROCESS OF REMAINING BLOOD FROM A PERSON, CENTRIFUGING IT, AND RETURNING ONLY RED BLOOD CELLS TO THAT PERSON
FIBRIN CLOT CLOT FORMING THREADS FORMED AT THE SITE OF AN INJURY DURING COAGULATION, WHERE PLATELETS CLUMP TOGETHER WITH VARIOUS OTHER SUBSTANCES
THROMBOPLASTIN PROTEIN THAT AIDS IN THE FORMING A FIBRIN CLOT
RED BLOOD COUNT MEASUREMENT OF RED BLOOD CELLS IN 1 CUBIC mm OF BLOOD
GAMMA GLOBULINS GLOBULIN THAT ARISES IN LYMPHATIC TISSUES AND FUNCTIONS AS A PART OF THE IMMUNE SYSTEM. ANTIBODIES GIVEN TO PREVENT OR LESSEN CERTAIN DISEASE
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