Chapter 15 Vocabulary
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
Albumin | ![]() Any protein that is water soluble |
Anemia | ![]() The body does not have enough healthy red blood cells |
Basophil | ![]() least common of granulocytes |
Coagulation | ![]() Blood forms clots |
Eosinophil | ![]() Leukocytes responsible for fighting multicellular pathogens |
Erythrocyte | ![]() Red blood cells |
Erythropoietin | glycoprotein hormone that controls red blood cell production |
Fibrin | ![]() protein in the involvement of blood clotting |
Hematocrit | Erythrocyte volume fraction |
hematopoiesis | immature cells develop into mature cells |
Hemaglobin | Protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen |
Hemolysis | ![]() breakdown of red blood cells |
Hemostasis | Stops bleeding |
Leukocyte | ![]() White blood cells |
lymphocyte | ![]() WBC in defending from toxins |
Monocyte | type of WBC which attacks bacteria or viruses |
neutrophil | most plentiful kind of WBC |
Plasma | ![]() Yellow colored liquid component of blood |
Platelet | ![]() Thrombocytes |
Red blood Cell | ![]() Erythrocytes |
Reticulocyte | ![]() Premature RBC's |
Serum | Component not a blood cell, nor a clotting factor |
Thrombocyte | Platelets |
White blood cell | ![]() leukocytes. Fight off germs |
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