Blood Lymphatics Worksheet Flashcards
blood cell that attracts blue stain
basophil
blood cell that attracts neither a blue or red stain
neutrophil
blood cell that attracts red stain
eosinophil
blood cell with a speckled appearance
granulocyte
blood cell with many different shaped nuclei
polymorphonucleocyte
blood cell without a speckled appearance
agranulocyte
clotting cell
thrombocyte
creation of blood
hematopoiesis
creation of clotting cells
thrombocytopoiesis
creation of red blood cells
erythropoiesis
creation of white blood cells
leukocytopoiesis
destruction of blood
hemolysis
disorder where body’s immune system attacks its own tissues
autoimmune
enlargement of the spleen
splenomegaly
excessive bleeding
hemorrhage
excessive bleeding during menstruation
menorrhagia
excessive uterine bleeding not related to menstruation
metrorrhagia
blood stem cell
hemocytoblast
immune system protein
immunoglobulin
inflammationof the tongue
glossitis
iron carrying blood protein
hemoglobin
lack of all blood cells
pacytopenia
lack of clotting cells
thrombocytopenia
lack of red blood cells
erythrocytopenia
lack of white blood cells
leukocytopenia
large cell that consumes many organisms
macrophage
normal sized blood cell
normocytic
pertaining to an unknown cause
idiopathic
petaining to stopping the bone marrow from functioning
myelosuppressive
petaining to stopping the immune system from functioning
immunosuppressive
process of a white blood cell eating pathogenic organisms
phagocytosis
red blood cell
erythrocyte
referring to a red blood cell without adequate hemoglobin
hypochromic
referring to an abnormally large red blood cell
macrocytic
referring to an abnormally small red blood cell
microcytic
referring to blood cell with adeqate hemoglobin attached
normochromic
referring to bone marrow not producing any blood cells
aplastic
referring to bone marrow not producing sufficient numbers of blood cells
hypoplastic
removal of plasma from the blood
plasmapheresis
removal of the spleen
splenectomy
rupture of the spleen
splenorrhexis
tumour of lymph system
lymphoma
white blood cell
leukocyte
children leukemia
acute lymphocytic - fast
younger adults
acute myelocytic - fast
older adults/ elderly
chronic myelocytic and lymphocytic - slow