Hema

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Across
  1. 2. – Excessive RBC production
  2. 7. – Leukemia without circulating blasts
  3. 9. – Biological catalysts
  4. 11. – RBCs with slit-like central pallor
  5. 12. – Abnormally small RBCs
  6. 13. Smear – Microscopic exam of blood cells
  7. 20. – Excess platelet count
  8. 21. – Disease caused by Bartonella bacteria
  9. 22. – Apparent RBC increase due to plasma loss
  10. 23. – Abnormally large RBCs
  11. 24. – Abnormally large RBC
  12. 27. – Immature marrow tumor
  13. 29. – Pale RBCs with low hemoglobin
  14. 30. – Reduced eosinophils
  15. 32. – Excess red blood cells
  16. 33. – Increased basophils
  17. 36. – Greenish myeloid tumor
  18. 40. – Excess lymphocytes
  19. 41. – Tumor of immature marrow cells
  20. 43. – Iron granules in RBCs
  21. 48. – Cancer of plasma cells
  22. 49. – Low basophils
  23. 51. – Reagent used in hemoglobin solubility tests
  24. 52. Cell – Disorder with crescent-shaped RBCs
  25. 56. – Lung disease with alveolar destruction
  26. 58. – Lymphoma with Reed–Sternberg cells
  27. 59. – Inherited anemia with marrow failure
  28. 60. – Pertaining to tissue macrophages
  29. 63. – Tick-borne protozoal RBC infection
  30. 68. – RBC membrane disorder causing spherical cells
  31. 69. – Essential component of hemoglobin
  32. 70. Cell – Histamine-containing immune cell
  33. 71. – Abnormal epithelial keratinization
  34. 72. – White blood cell
  35. 73. – Related to enzymes
  36. 74. – Pertaining to histiocytes
  37. 75. – Spiky, irregular RBCs
  38. 76. – Disorders with excess histiocytes
  39. 77. – Oxygen-carrying protein in RBCs
  40. 78. – Shrunken, dense RBC
Down
  1. 1. – Describing characteristics, not amounts
  2. 3. – Excess marrow-derived cells
  3. 4. – Elevated neutrophil count
  4. 5. – Largest circulating leukocyte
  5. 6. – Immune deficiency caused by HIV
  6. 8. – Tick-borne infection of WBCs
  7. 10. Marrow – Site of blood cell production
  8. 14. – Adaptive immune system cell
  9. 15. – Relating to measurable amounts
  10. 16. – Technique separating proteins by charge
  11. 17. – Cell energy-producing organelles
  12. 18. – Excess eosinophils
  13. 19. Cell – Histamine-releasing immune cell
  14. 25. – Related to chemical staining of cells
  15. 26. – Producing excess lymphocytes
  16. 28. – Low neutrophil count
  17. 31. – Iron overload disorder
  18. 34. – Chemical study of cells
  19. 35. – Cancer of lymphoid tissues
  20. 37. – WBCs with cytoplasmic granules
  21. 38. – Low RBCs or hemoglobin
  22. 39. – Long-lasting or persistent condition
  23. 42. – Sudden and severe in onset
  24. 44. – Fibrous replacement of marrow
  25. 45. – Staining enzyme in blood cells
  26. 46. – Mosquito-borne parasitic disease
  27. 47. – Immature red blood cells
  28. 48. – Large phagocytic immune cell
  29. 50. – Underdevelopment of tissue
  30. 53. – Elevated monocytes
  31. 54. – Atypical lymphocyte seen in viral illness
  32. 55. – Identifying cells by surface markers
  33. 57. Stage – Intermediate cutaneous lymphoma stage
  34. 61. – Genetic hemoglobin-production disorder
  35. 62. – Having identical gene alleles
  36. 64. – Relating to cell study
  37. 65. – Toxic secretion of animals
  38. 66. – Having a structured, ordered pattern
  39. 67. – Cancer of blood-forming tissues
  40. 70. – Cancerous and invasive