A | B |
blood | transported through the body carrying nutrients from one place to another |
formed elements | are suspended in a nonliving fluid called matrix called plasma |
plasma | fluid portion of blood |
buffy coat | the junction betwwen the erythrocytes and the plasma |
hematocrit | the percentage of erythrocytes to ttotal blood volume |
albumin | protein in every animal, most abundant in plasma protein |
erythrocytes | red blood cells |
hemoglobin | the oygen transporting pigments of erythrocytes |
anemia | reduced carrying capacity of blood caused by a decreased number of erythrocytes or percentage of hemoglobin |
sickle cell anemia | x |
sickle cell trait | x |
polycythemia | presence of abnormally large erythrocytes in the blood |
leukocytes | white blood cells |
diaedesis | x |
positive chemotaxis | x |
anboid motion | x |
leukocytosis | x |
leukopenia | x |
leukemia | a cancerous condition where there is an excessive production of immaature leukocytes |
granulocytes | x |
neutrophils | x |
eosinophils | x |
basophils | x |
histamine | x |
agranulocytes | x |
lymphocytes | x |
monocytes | x |
platelets | x |
megakaryocytes | x |
hematopoiesis | x |
hemocytoblast | x |
erythropoietin | x |
hemostasis | x |
tissue factor | x |
prothrombin | x |
thrombin | x |
fibrinoge | x |
fibrin | x |
serum | x |
thrombus | x |
embolus | x |
thrombocytopenia | x |
petechiae | x |
hemophilia | x |
antigen | x |
antibodies | x |
agglutination | x |
ABO blood groups | x |
RH blood groups | x |
hemolysis | x |