haemorrhage

Uncontrolled blood loss

Haemorrhage is the British spelling of hemorrhage—heavy bleeding, especially from a ruptured blood vessel.

The verb means to bleed profusely: She haemorrhaged after the surgery.

Figuratively, to haemorrhage money, talent, or resources is to lose them rapidly and uncontrollably: The company was haemorrhaging cash.

bleeding

blood

Body's oxygen carrier

wound · plasma · platelets · fibrin · hemostasis · vein · artery · capillary · oozing · gauze

severity

massive

Extremely large and heavy

life-threatening · exsanguination · catastrophic · critical · extensive · rupture · unstoppable · arterial · internal · acute

financial

drain

Channel for wastewater

  • exodusMass departure from somewhere
  • outflowFluid exiting a system
  • lossBeing without something

depletion · bleeding · deficit · overspending · resources · funds · reserves · attrition · erosion · leakage

emergency

trauma

Lasting psychological wound

resuscitation · ER · critical · stretcher · medevac · surgeon · shock · tourniquet · lifesaving · transfusion

medical

transfusion

Transfer of blood intravenously

arterial · venous · phlebotomy · fibrinogen · warfarin · heparin · hemophilia · petechiae · IV · saline

Categories
Opposites
blood flow direction

haemorrhagehaemostasis

Arrest of bleeding

clotting · coagulation · clot formation · stanching · healing

flow intensity

haemorrhagetrickle

Thin, slow stream

seepage · ooze · bruise

metaphorical resource loss

haemorrhageaccumulation

Collected mass over time

influx · inflow · gain · growth · retention

Family

haemorrhages, haemorrhaged, haemorrhagic, haemorrhaging

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