Across
- 1. Hematocrit
- 4. fluid filled bag around the heart which acts as a shock absorber and makes sure that the heart can move unobstructed
- 6. anemia, reduction in red cells due to excessive destruction
- 8. “kissing disease” This is an increase in the number of lymphocytes caused by the Epstein Barr virus
- 10. (cells with no granules)
- 11. anemia, Lack of mature erythrocytes
- 14. myeloma, this is a malignant tumor of the bone marrow. This is another one we will be looking at more closely in disease process and pharmacology.
- 17. stain red
- 19. (attraction to neutral)
- 21. white blood count
- 22. this is a reduction in erythrocytes or hemoglobin in the blood
- 24. contractions of the heart up to 300 beats per minute
- 25. large elastic vessels (largest being the aorta) which lead directly from the heart carrying oxygen rich blood
- 26. this is a reduction in the plasma clotting factor (factor VIII). The result is that the patient bleeds for a longer period of time
- 27. smooth inside lining that keeps blood flow unobstructed.
- 29. red cells
- 30. Hemoglobin
Down
- 2. inherited abnormal hemoglobin production leading to hypochromia
- 3. abnormal heart rhythms
- 5. red blood count
- 7. responsible for pumping the blood through and out of the heart
- 9. cell anemia, hereditary abnormal hemoglobin producing sickle-shaped erythrocytes and hemolysis
- 12. stain blue
- 13. Blood pressure
- 15. white cells
- 16. complete blood count
- 18. vera, this is the opposite of anemia.
- 20. thrombocytes (clotting cells)
- 23. anemia, failure of blood cell production in the bone marrow
- 28. deep vein thrombosis
- 31. time, Time taken for blood to stop flowing from puncture wound (normal is 8 minutes or less)
