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anaphylaxis
life threatening reaction to an antigen
antibody
protective protein created by B lymphocytes in response to foreign materials
antigen
substance recognized as harmful (stimulates antibody production)
cellular immunity
acquired resistance (by t cells) that exerts cytotoxic effect on harmful cell
host
organism on which another organism is nourished
humoral immunity
acquired specific resistance (by b cells) that bind and dispose antigens
immuncompetant
ability to develop immune response
immunpathology
study of disease ttates with over or under reactivity of immunse repsonse
opportunistic infection
infection occurring in someone with weak immune system which under normal circumstances wouldn't cause problem
palliative treatment
treatment that provides relief, not cure
serum
liquid portion of blood after removal of fibrinogen
aden/o
gland
agglutin/o
clumping
bas/o
base (alkaline, opposite of acid)
blast/o
embryonic cell
basophil
granulocytic white blood cell whose granules have attraction for alkaline dyes
erythroblastosis
abnormal condition marked by embryonic red cells circulating in blood
eosin/o
dawn (rose colored)
eosinphil
granulocytic leukocyte whose granules have attractipon for eosin (dye)
granul/o
granule
granulocyte
group of leukocytes that have cytoplasmic granules
name two elemtents for nucleaus
kary/o
nucle/o
leuk/o
white
lymphaden/o
lymph node/gland
lymphadenopathy
disease of lymph nodes
lymphoid
resembling lymph tissue
lymphangi/o
lymph vessel
lymphangioma
tumor of lymph vessels
morph/o
form shape or structure
myel/o
bone marrow/spinal cored
myelogenic
having origin in the bone marrow
neutr/o
neutral
neutrophilic
petraining to a neutrophil, granular leukocytes that stains with neutral dyes
phag/o
swallowing/eating
plas/o
formation/growth
aplastic
without growth,
poikil/o
varied/irregular
poikolocytosis
abnormal increase in RBCs that are irregular in shape
reticul/o
net/mesh
reticulocyte
immature RBC characterized by meshlike pattern of threads
sider/o
iron
sideropenia
lack of iron in blood
ser/o
serum
serology
study of serum compnents of blood
splen/o
spleen
splenorragia
hemorraging from ruptured spleen
thym/o
thymus gland
xen/o
strange/forein
xenograft
transplantation of tissues from specices to another (heterograft)
-blast
embryonic cell
-emia
blood condition
-globin
protein
-graft
transplantation
leukocytosis
abnormal increase in WBCs
-penia
decrease
-phil
attraction for
neutrophil
leukocyte whoes granules have attraction for netural die
-phoresis
carrying/transmission
electrophoresis
lab technique that uses an electric current to separate plasma proteins
-phylaxis
protetion
-poiesis
fomration/production
hemopoiesis
production of blood cells
-stasis
standing still
hemostasis
termination of bleeding
allo-
other, differing from normal
allograft
graft transplanted between same species, also called homgraft
aniso-
unequal
anisocytosis
condition of the blood characterized by RBCs of varied size
iso-
same/equal
isochromic
having the same colort
titer
blood test to measure amount of antibodies in the blood--indicator of immune status
what does AIDS stand for
aquired immune deficiency syndrome
What does HIV stand for
human immunodeficiency virus