Blood And Lymphatic Systems Flashcards
(65 cards)
1
Q
Bas/o
A
Base (alkaline)
2
Q
Chrom/o
A
Colour
3
Q
Coagul/o
A
Clotting
4
Q
Cyt/o
A
Cell
5
Q
Eosin/o
A
Red, dawn, rosy
6
Q
Erythr/o
A
Red
7
Q
Granul/o
A
Granules
8
Q
Hem/o
A
Blood
9
Q
Hemat/o
A
Blood
10
Q
Hemoglobin/o
A
Hemoglobin (blood protein)
11
Q
Is/o
A
Same, equal
12
Q
Kary/o
A
Nucleus
13
Q
Leuk/o
A
White
14
Q
Mon/o
A
One, single
15
Q
Morph/o
A
Shape, form
16
Q
Myel/o
A
Bone marrow
17
Q
Neutr/o
A
Neutral (not basic or acidic)
18
Q
Nucle/o
A
Nucleus
19
Q
Phag/o
A
Eat, swallow
20
Q
Poikil/o
A
Varied, irregular
21
Q
Sider/o
A
Iron
22
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Spher/o
A
Globe, round
23
Q
Thromb/o
A
Clot
24
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Immun/o
A
Protection
25
Lymph/o
Lymph
26
Lymphaden/o
Lymph node (gland)
27
Splen/o
Spleen
28
Thym/o
Thymus gland
29
Tox/o
Poison
30
-apheresis
Removal, carry away
31
-blast
Immunities cell, embryonic
32
-cytosis
Abnormal condition of cells
33
-emia
Blood condition
34
-gen
Giving rise to, producing
35
-globin
Protein
36
-globulin
Protein
37
-lytic
Pertaining to destruction
38
-oid
Derived or originating from
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-osis
Abnormal condition
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-penia
Deficiency
41
-phage
Eat, swallow
42
-phil
Attraction to
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-philia
Attraction for (an increase in cell number)
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-phoresis
Carrying, transmission
45
-phylaxis
Protection
46
-poiesis
Formation
47
-stasis
Stop, control
48
Ana-
Again, new
49
Inter-
Between
50
What is erthropoiesis and leukopoiesis?
Formation of red or while blood cells
| Note: does not need cell cf
51
What is the difference between -emia and -cytosis?
- cytosis = slight increase of cell #
| - emia = excessive increase in cell #
52
What are the 3 formed elements of blood?
Erythrocytes
Thrombocytes
Leukocytes
53
What are the 2 types of leukocytes?
Granulocytes
| Agranulocytes
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What are the 3 types of granulocytes?
Eosinophils (rosy)
Neutrophils (no colour)
Basophils (blue)
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What are the 2 agranulocytes?
Monocytes (one nucleus)
| Lymphocytes
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What does immun/o and -phylaxis mean?
Both protection
57
What are the 4 suffixes that are to do with cell #? Meanings?
- cytosis = slight increase
- emia = excessive increase
- penia = deficiency
- philia = Increase attraction
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What are the 4 suffixes to do with cell type? Meanings?
- cyte = cell
- blast = immature cell
- phage = eater cell
- phil = cell with attraction to
59
Difference between basophilia and basophil?
```
Basophilia = Increase # attracted to basic dye
Basophil = a cell attracted to basic dye
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60
2 cf and 2 prefixes to do with cell shape/size? Meanings?
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Morph/o = shape
Spher/o = round, sphere
Macro- = large
Micro- = small
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3 cf and 1 suffix for comparison of cells? Meanings?
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Is/o = equal
Anis/o = unequal
Poikil/o = variable, irregular
-oid = derived from, like
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What’s the difference between -pnea and -penia?
- pnea = breathing
| - penia = deficiency
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What is the difference between -apheresis and -phoresis?
- apheresis = removal, carry away
| - phoresis = carrying, transmission
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What is the difference between -poiesis and poikil/o?
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-poiesis = formation
Poikil/o = varied, irregular
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What does ana- mean?
New, again, up, apart
