1
Q
Bas/o
A
Base
2
Q
Congul/o
A
Clotting
3
Q
Eosin/o
A
Rosy red
4
Q
Erythr/o
A
Red
5
Q
Hem/o
A
Blood
6
Q
Hemat/o
A
Blood
7
Q
Leuk/o
A
White
8
Q
Lymph/o
A
Lymph
9
Q
Neutr/o
A
Neutral
10
Q
Thromb/o
A
Clot
11
Q
Cyt/o
A
Cell
12
Q
Embol/o
A
Plug
13
Q
Glyc/o
A
Sugar
14
Q
Lip/o
A
Fat
15
Q
Path/o
A
Disease
16
Q
Phleb/o
A
Vein
17
Q
Septic/o
A
Infection
18
Q
-cyte
A
Cell
19
Q
-cytosis
A
Abnormal cell condition
20
Q
-ectomy
A
Surgical Removal
21
Q
-emia
A
Blood condition
22
Q
-globin
A
Protein
23
Q
-ia
A
Condition
24
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-ic
A
Pertaining to
25
-logist
One who studies
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-logy
Study of
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-lysis
To destroy
28
-lytic
Destruction
29
-meter
Instrument for measuring
30
-metry
Process of measuring
31
-oma
Tumour or mass
32
-osis
abnormal condition
33
-otomy
Cutting into
34
-penia
Too few
35
-Phil
Attracted to
36
-plasm
Formation
37
-poiesis
Formation
38
-rrhage
Excessive, abnormal flow
39
-stasis
stopping
40
-tic
Pertaining to
41
A-
Without
42
An-
Without
43
Anti-
Against
44
Auto-
Self
45
Hyper-
Excessive
46
Hypo-
Below, insufficient
47
Mono-
One
48
Pan-
All
49
Poly-
Many
50
Anemia
Group of blood disorders involving either a reduction in number of circulating erythrocytes or amount of hemoglobin in red blood cells; results in decreased oxygen delivery to tissues
51
Anticoagulant
any substance that prevents clot formation
52
aplastic anemia
Severe form of anemia caused by loss of functioning red bone marrow, results in decrease in number of all blood cells; may require bone marrow transplants
53
Autotransfusion
Collecting and storing ones own blood to use to replace blood loss during surgery
54
Blood culture and sensitivity
Blood specimen incubated to check for bacterial growth; if bacteria are present, they are identified and best antibiotic treatment is determined
55
Blood transfusion
Transfer of blood from one person to another
56
Bone marrow aspiration
Removal of small sample of bone marrow by needles and examined for disease such as leukaemia or aplastic anemia
57
Bone marrow transplant
Patient receives red bone marrow donation after own bone marrow is destroyed by radiation or chemotherapy
58
Coagulate
Formation of blood clot
59
Complete blood count
Comprehensive blood test that includes red blood cell count (RBC). White blood cell count (WBC). Hemoglobin (Hgb). Hematocrit (Hct), white blood cell differential and platelet count
60
Embolus
Commonly called “floating clot” usually piece of thrombus breaks away and floats through blood stream until it lodges in a smaller blood vessel and blocks blood flow
61
Erythrocyte sedimentation rate
Blood test that measures rate at which RBC’s settle out of blood to form sediment in bottom of test tube; indicates the presence of inflammatory disease
62
Hematocrit
Blood tests that measures volume of red blood cells within total volume of blood
63
Hematoma
Collection of blood under skin as a result of blood escaping into tissue from damaged blood vessel commonly called bruise
64
Hemoglobin
Blood test that measures amount of hemoglobin present in given volume of blood
65
Hemophilia
Inherited lack of a vital clotting factor; result in almost complete inability to stop bleeding
66
Iron deficiency anemia
Anemia resulting when there is not enough iron to build hemoglobin for red blood cells
67
Leukaemia
Cancer of leukocyte-forming red bone marrow, patient has large number of abnormal and immature leukocytes circulating in the blood
68
Pernicious anemia
Anemia resulting when digestive system absorbs insufficient amount of vitamin B12; vitamin necessary for erythrocyte production
69
Phlebotomy
Removal of blood specimen from vein of laboratory tests; called venipunctures
70
Platelet count
Blood test that determines number of platelets in given volume of blood
71
Polycythemia vera
Condition characterized by too many erythrocytes; blood becomes too thick to flow easily through blood vessels
72
Prothrombin Time
Blood test that measures how long it takes for clot to form after prothrombin a blood clotting protein is activated
73
Red Blood Cell Count (RBC)
Blood test that determines number of erythrocytes in volume of blood, decrease may indicate anemia; increase may indicate polycythemia vera
74
Septicaemia
Presence of bacteria or their toxins in bloodstream; commonly called blood poisoning
75
Sequential Multiple Analyzer Computer (SMAC)
Machine that performs multiple blood chemistry tests automatically
76
Serum
Blood that has had formed elements and clotting factors removed
77
Sickle Cell Anemia
Inherited blood cell disorder in which erythrocytes take on an abnormal curved or “sickle” shape cells are fragile and easily damaged resulting in anemia occurs almost exclusively in person of African descent
78
Thalassemia
Blood condition
79
Thrombolytic therapy
Administering medication to dissolve blood clot and restore normal circulation
80
White Blood Cell Count (WBC)
Blood test that determines number of leukocytes in volume of blood; increase may indicate infection or leukaemia decrease may be caused by soma diseases, radiation therapy or chemotherapy
81
White blood cell differential
Blood test determines number of each type of leukocyte
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Decks in class (14)
# Cards
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Mod 1 Definitions105
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MedTerm 2 Cardiac119
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Med Term 2 Hematology81
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Medterm 2 Immunology71
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Med Term Gastroenterology74
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Med Term 2 Urology And Nephrology77
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Med Term 2 Obstetrics And Gynecology51
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Med Term 3 Orthapedics73
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Med Term 3 Digestive System52
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Med Term 3 Nervous System44
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Med Term 3 Endocrine System45
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Med Term 3 Ophthalmology57
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Med Term 3 ENT39
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Pharm Manual113
