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suffix for stopping or controlling

-stasis

immune system disease

AIDS

hypersensitivity

anaphylaxis

substance that produces an immune reaction

antigen

removal

apheresis

self

auto

cells that attract alkaline dye, combat parasites and release histamines and heparin

basophils

blood clotting

coagulation

disease

dyscrasia

abnormal accumulation of fluid in tissue

edema

rosy, acidic

eosin/o

red (erythrocytes are the most numerous of the blood cell types)

erythr/o

blood

hem/o

substance in blood that transports oxygen and carbon dioxide

hemoglobin

deficient volume of circulating blood

hypovolemia

immunity produced by vaccination

artificial active

immunity producing antibodies

specific immunity

white ( the number of leukocytes increase due to an infection in the body)

leuk/o

slight or moderate increase in white blood cells

leukocytosis

disease of the immune system

lupus erythematosus

disease of the lymph nodes or vessels

lymphadenopathy

transmitted by an infected mosquito

malaria

viral infection of the lymphatic tissue

mononucleosis

combining form for alkaline or basic

neutr/o

Acronym for the white blood cell names:

NLMEB "never let monkeys eat bananas"

deficiency of all blood cells

pancytopenia

disease caused by lack of Vitamin B-12

pernicious anemia

digesting foreign material

phagocytosis

this organ does not belong to the lymph system

pineal gland

liquid portion of blood

plasma

also known as thrombocytes

platelets

overproduction of red blood cells

polycythemia

immature erythrocyte

reticulocite

antigen on the surface of a RBC

Rh factor

brand name of the medication given to precent erythroblastosis fetalis

RhoGAM

blood poisoning

septicemia

resection of the spleen

splenectomy

stop bleeding

hemostasis

deficiency of clotting cells, decreasing clotting capabilities of blood

thrombocytopenia

instrumental in development of T-cells

thymus gland b

universal donor

blood type 0

universal receiver

blood type AB