9-4 Flashcards
(15 cards)
What is Biological immunotherapy?
Immunotherapy that uses stimulators to enhance the immune system.
What is Lymphangiography?
Procedure that uses a contrast dye to determine blockages of the lymph vessels.
What is Monospot?
Serological test for infectious mononucleosis.
What are Anticoagulants?
Used to prevent blood clot formation.
What does WBC stand for?
Leukocyte.
What does Homologous mean in medical terms?
Transplant from a compatible donor.
What is the ANA (Antinuclear Antibody Test)?
Test that identifies antibodies that attack an individual’s own cells.
What is Lymphoscintigraphy?
Procedure that uses a radioactive tracer to identify the location of the sentinel node.
What is Plasmapheresis?
Dialysis procedure used to treat autoimmune diseases.
What is Lymphadenectomy?
Excision of lymph nodes.
What does Autologous mean?
Transplant using the recipient’s own stem cells.
What are Antimicrobials?
Destroy bacteria, fungi, and protozoa.
What does RBC stand for?
Erythrocyte.
What are Thrombolytics?
Used to dissolve blood clots.
What is a Transfusion?
Lifesaving procedure to replenish blood loss or for treatment of severe anemia.
