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granulocytes Erythrocytes
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granulocytes Leukocytes
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granulocytes Eosinophils
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granulocytes Basophils
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agranulocytes lymphocytes
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agranulocytes monocytes
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agranulocytes platelets
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Neutrophils
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Type AB
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Type B
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Type A
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Type O
Blood chemistry tests
Chemical analysis of substances in the blood, e.g., glucose, iron, calcium, protein, bilirubin, and pH.
Blood fraction
Any one of the components of whole blood that has been separated out from the other blood components, such as platelets or clotting factors.
Bone marrow biopsy
A sample of red bone marrow is obtained by needle aspiration (typically from the anterior or posterior iliac crest) and examined to diagnose disorders of blood-cell formation, leukemia, various marrow infections, and anemias resulting from damage to or failure of the marrow.
Exchnage transfusion
A technique of removing the patient’s blood and infusing donor blood until a large fraction of the patient’s blood has been replaced; used to treat fetal blood incompatibilities and poisoning victims.
Hematology
study of blood
Hematoma
Accumulated, clotted blood in the tissues usually resulting from injury; visible as “black and blue” marks or bruises; eventually absorbed naturally unless infections develop.
Hemochromatosis
An inherited disorder of iron overload in which the intestine absorbs too much iron from the diet. The iron builds up in body tissues, where it oxidizes to form compounds that poison those organs (especially joints, liver, and pancreas).
Myeloproliferative disorder
All-inclusive term for a group of proliferative disorders (disorders in which normal cell division controls are lost) including leukoerythroblastic anemia involving fibrosis of the bone marrow, polycythemia vera, and leukemia.
Plasmapheresis
blood is removed, its plasma is separated from formed elements, and the formed elements are returned to the patient or donor. The most important application is removal of antibodies or immune complexes from the blood of individuals with autoimmune disorders (multiple sclerosis, myasthenia gravis, and others). Also used by blood banks to collect plasma for burn victims and to obtain plasma components for therapeutic use.
Septicemia
Excessive and harmful levels of bacteria or their toxins in the blood. Also called blood poisoning.
