Blood and Lymph Systems

germ or bud

color

juice

blood

safe

clear fluid

form

bone marrow

eat or swallow

formation

a net

spleen

clot

thymus gland

liquid portion of the blood and lymph containing water proteins salts nutrients hormones vitamins and cellular components

liquid portion of the blood left after the clotting process

red blood cell tha ttransports oxygen and carbon dioxide

protein iron compound contained in the erythrocyte

white blood cell that protects the body from a invasion of harmful substances

thrombocytes- cell fragmens in the blood essential for clotting

primary gland of the lymphatic system 

filters out aging blood cells

fluid originating in the organs and tissues of the body

a substance that when introduced into the body causes formation of antibiodies

protein antibodies secreted by lymphocytes that protect the body frominvasion of forign pathogens

an abnormally reduced number of red blood cells

an abnormally reduced number of lymphocytes

a decrease in the number of neutrophils

an abnormally reduced number of all cellular componens in theblood

breakdown fo the red blood cell membrane

impaires immunological denses caused by immunodeficienncy

impaired ability to provide an immune response

the presence of enlarged and diseased lymph nodes

enlargement of the spleen

a condition in which there is a reduction in the number of red blood cells the amount of hemoglobin or the volume of packed red cells in the blood

failure of the marrow to produce red blood cells

lack of iron affecting the production of the hemoglobin and characterized by small red blood cells

inadequate supply of vitamin b 12 -causes red blood cells to be deforemed

a chronic or acute malignant disease of the blood forming organs

any neoplastic disorder of the lymph tissue , usually malignant

a condition caused by the Epstein Barr virus Increase in mononuclear cells

an incerease int he number of erythrocytes and hemoglobin in the blood

a systemic disease caused by the infection of the microorganisims and their toxins in the circulating blood

a bleeding disorder characterized by an abnormal decrease in the number of platelets inthe blood which impairs clotting

a test of the fluid porition of the blood to measure presence of a chemical constituents

blood cheisty tests performed on a single sample of blood 

a test to deterimine if a infection is present in the blood stream

a measure of the number of CD4 cells in the blood -used to monitor the course of HIV

the most common laboratory blood test performed as a screen of general health or for diagnostic purposes

a count of the number of white blood cells 

a count of the number of red blood cells 

a test to determine the blood level of hemoglobin

a measurement of the precentage of packed red blood cells in a given volume of blood

a timed test to measure the reate at which red blood cells settle or fall through a given amount of plasma

a test to measure the activity of prothrombin in th eblood

an incision into or puncture of a vein to withdraw blood for testing

an xray image of a lymp node or vessel take after injection of a contrast medium

radionuclide scans espeecially of the whole body are useful in determining the recurrence of cancers 

the removal of plasma from the body with separation and extraction of specific elemens such as platelets followed by reininfusion

a drug that stops the floow ofblood within the vessel