Blood Components
Hematology
Blood Disorders
Blood Vessels
Terminology
100

A highly specialized fluid that functions in regulation of body temperature, fighting infections, and the transport of oxygen.

What is blood?

100

This doctor specializes in blood disorders.

What is a hematologist?

100

Anemia is the deficiency in this blood component.

What are red blood cells/iron/hemglobin?

100

This blood vessel carries blood away from the heart.

What is an artery?

100

This term means to clot.

What is coagul/o?

200

This type of blood cell helps fight infections.

What are white blood cells?

200

Blood cells are made in this.

What is bone marrow?

200

Another term for blood clotting.

What is coagulation?

200

This vessel carries blood towards the heart.

What is a vein?

200

This is the term for a blood condition.

What is -emia?

300

Red blood cells contain this protein that carry oxygen.

What is hemoglobin?

300

Hematologists often also specialize in this field of medicine.

What is Oncology?

300

This disorder is characterized by cancerous plasma cells.

What is myeloma?

300

This vessel is the site of gas exchange.

What are capillaries?

300

-globin refers to this.

What is protein?

400

Plasma makes up this much of the blood.

What is 55%?

400

This is a term for the formation of blood.

What is hematopoiesis?

400

Symptoms of this disorder include joint and chest pain, fatigue, shortness of breath, inflammation, and jaundice.

What is sickle cell anemia?

400

This vessel branches from arteries to capillaries.

What are arterioles?

400

The term -poiesis refers to this.

What is formation?

500

Another word for platelets.

What are thrombocytes?

500

This test gives your doctor important information about the types and number of cells in the blood.

What is complete blood count?

500

This blood disorder is caused by the rapid production of abnormal white blood cells.

What is leukemia?

500

This small vessel collects blood from the capillaries.

What are venules?

500

Myel/o refers to this.

What is bone marrow/spinal cord?