hemolytic
Ruptures red cells
Hemolytic describes something that causes hemolysis—the destruction or rupture of red blood cells.
Hemolytic anemia occurs when red blood cells break down faster than the body can replace them.
A hemolytic reaction to a transfusion means the recipient's immune system is attacking the donated blood cells.
Yellowing from bile pigment
Protein targeting foreign substances
- antigenImmune response inducer
- complementWhat makes complete
- autoimmuneBody attacks itself
- agglutinationJoining units into wholes
lysis · immunoglobulin · cytotoxicity · hypersensitivity · drug-induced · phagocytosis · macrophage · spleen
Hereditary hemoglobin production defect
- hereditaryPassed through generations
- acquiredCame to possess
- mechanicalOperated by machinery
Blood compatibility verification
- compatibilityMutual suitability between things
- donorOne who contributes freely
- recipientOne who receives something
- febrileHaving a fever
jaundice
Yellowing from bile pigment
antibody
Protein targeting foreign substances
- antigenImmune response inducer
- complementWhat makes complete
- autoimmuneBody attacks itself
agglutination · lysis · immunoglobulin · cytotoxicity · hypersensitivity · drug-induced · phagocytosis · macrophage · spleen
thalassemia
Hereditary hemoglobin production defect
- hereditaryPassed through generations
- acquiredCame to possess
- mechanicalOperated by machinery
crossmatch
Blood compatibility verification
- compatibilityMutual suitability between things
- donorOne who contributes freely
- recipientOne who receives something
hemorrhage, hemoglobin, dialysis, heme, hematite, autolysis, hematology, hemostasis, hemolysis