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BLOOD EK16

Horizontales
Monocyte that has left the blood vessels (blood stream)
WBC important for fighting parasites (esp. parasitic worms)
Abbreviation used for "regarding" or "reason"
"disease" which can occur with iron, folate, or B-12 deficiency.
Prefix meaning "lack of" or "without"
Loose clots travelling in the blood
Abbreviation for milliliters or the equivalent of a cc.
Meaning of "brachium"
Cell capable of phagocytosis
Abbreviation for the "bad cholesterol" which is a type of lipoprotein transporting cholesterol to the tissue and causing deposits on arterial walls.
Clotting protein carried dissolved in plasma until it is needed
Abbreviation for hematocrit
Major product of the mitochondria essential for your survival and requiring oxygen for its adequate production
Abbreviation for the blood cell formed by fragmentation of megakaryocytes.
Organ that has important immune functions, but can also store RBC's and PLT's for emergencies.
Abbreviation for "carbohydrate"
Medical abbreviation for "intravenous"
Antibodies made by the B-cells
Suffix meaning "pertaining to"
Oxygen carrying cell
WBC with histamine and heparin in its granules
Medical abbreviation for "fasting blood sugar"
Iron containing molecule which actually binds the oxygen
Short greeting
State of anger or slang for "crazy" or "insane"
Rarest blood type
Latin prefix for "vein"
Atomic symbol for aluminum
Abbreviation for leukocytes
Medical abbreviation for "lateral"
Atomic symbol for a mineral important for healthy RBC's (atomic number is 29)
Site where hemoglobin can be broken down
Electrolyte required for clotting to occur
Anti-coagulant found in basophil granules
Largest WBC
Verticales
source of your mitochondria
A measure of RBC volume
Type of cell which can be found in your red bone marrow with the potential to become any type of cell (or a part of plants with xylem and phloem).
Term for mouth
Suffix meaning "abnormal reduction in number"
Chemical released by platelets to cause vasospasm to continue.
Abbreviation for the "good cholesterol" lipoprotein that removes cholesterol from the tissues and transports it to the liver to be excreted in the bile. May be protective against development of atherosclerosis.
WBC associated with fighting parasitic infections
______rest may be order by a doctor for an extremely ill patient
First site of blood cell production (during fetal life)
Atomic symbol for the element essential to formation of hemoglobin
Basophils found in tissues (have left blood vessels)
Category of WBC which includes T-cells, B-cells and NK-cells
Abbreviation for "negative"
Trigger for the release of EPO
Abbreviation which could mean physical therapy or prothrombin time
Primary source of erythropoietin
Normally, the most common WBC found in the blood
Chemical buffer found in plasma
Medical abbreviation referring to the part of a CBC which gives the number of different blood cells
Abbreviation for pulmonary embolus
Liquid or non-cellular portion of blood
Term used for immature neutrophil
The "universal donor" or blood group which can be used in true emergencies
Blood test to measure the amount of C-reactive protein in the blood which can indicate inflammation in the body
Common abbreviation used to order lab test or to refer to all the formed elements in blood
Most common plasma protein important for holding water (plasma) in the blood vessels.
Term or abbreviation used to refer to the major blood groups or blood types
Older abbreviation (term) which has been replaced by BCE
Medical abbreviation meaning "intradermal"
Medical abbreviation for the "international normalized ratio" which is used more now instead of the prothrombin time
Prefix for "muscle"
The other blood group or group D factor which must be considered in blood transfusions. (Name came from group of monkeys which had been used for the research).