BIOL 2414 Chapter Notes - Chapter 14-16: Asplenia, Heart Failure, Immunodeficiency
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Normal blood plasma that has been processed to preserve an antihemophilic factor. Normal blood to which a solution of acid citrate has been added to prevent coagulation. Normal blood plasma that has been vacuum dried to prevent the growth of microorganisms. Inherited tendency to bleed from localized lesions of the capillaries. Normal blood to which a solution of heparin has been added to prevent coagulation. Concentrated suspension of red blood cells from which the plasma has been removed. Abnormal depression of all the cellular components of blood. Spontaneous bleeding into the tissues and through the mucous membranes. Hemolytic anemia caused by defective proteins supporting the cell membranes of red blood cells. Group of hereditary hemolytic anemias resulting from very thin, fragile erythrocytes. Connection between two blood vessels, sometimes produced surgically. Muscular spasm in the wall of a blood vessel. Injection of radiopaque solution into the vascular system for an x-ray examination of arteries.
