haemorrhages
Loses blood badly
Haemorrhages is the British spelling of hemorrhages—both the noun (instances of severe bleeding) and the verb (to bleed heavily or lose something rapidly).
Blood haemorrhages from a wound; a company haemorrhages money during a crisis.
The patient haemorrhages if we don't act quickly.
The department haemorrhages staff every quarter.
Blood loss from injury
- bloodlettingTherapeutic withdrawal of fluid
- exsanguinationSevere, fatal blood loss
- oozingLeaking viscously and slowly
- seepageSlow fluid escape
gushing · spurting · trickling · dripping · flowing · blood loss · internal bleeding · external bleeding
Coiled, or an injury
- lacerationTorn, ragged wound
- gashDeep, ragged incision
- tearTo pull apart
- ruptureViolent tearing apart
puncture · injury · lesion · trauma · contusion · abrasion · incision · tourniquet
Extremely abundant, overflowing
- uncontrolledLacking any regulation
- massiveExtremely large and heavy
- catastrophicCausing complete destruction
- life-threateningRisking death
critical · emergency · acute · severe · fatal · shock · resuscitation · exsanguinating
Science of blood disorders
- transfusionTransfer of blood intravenously
- anticoagulantsClot-preventing medications
- hemostasisProcess that stops bleeding
- thrombosisClot forming in vessel
anemia · vascular · arterial · venous · hematoma · clotting · fibrinogen · warfarin
bleeding
Blood loss from injury
- bloodlettingTherapeutic withdrawal of fluid
- exsanguinationSevere, fatal blood loss
- oozingLeaking viscously and slowly
seepage · gushing · spurting · trickling · dripping · flowing · blood loss · internal bleeding · external bleeding · nosebleed
wound
Coiled, or an injury
- lacerationTorn, ragged wound
- gashDeep, ragged incision
- tearTo pull apart
rupture · puncture · injury · lesion · trauma · contusion · abrasion · incision · tourniquet · bandage
profuse
Extremely abundant, overflowing
- uncontrolledLacking any regulation
- massiveExtremely large and heavy
- catastrophicCausing complete destruction
life-threatening · critical · emergency · acute · severe · fatal · shock · resuscitation · exsanguinating
hematology
Science of blood disorders
- transfusionTransfer of blood intravenously
- anticoagulantsClot-preventing medications
- hemostasisProcess that stops bleeding
thrombosis · anemia · vascular · arterial · venous · hematoma · clotting · fibrinogen · warfarin · heparin
capital flight
Rapid outflow of investments
haemorrhagesclots
Solidified blood masses
coagulates · clotting · coagulation · hemostasis · stanches
haemorrhagestransfusion
Transfer of blood intravenously
blood transfusion · replenishes · regenerates · restores · hematopoiesis