transfuse
Give life fluid
To transfuse is to transfer fluid from one vessel to another, most commonly blood from a donor into a patient's circulatory system: The patient was transfused with two units of blood.
The word extends to any process of infusing or permeating: His enthusiasm transfused the entire team.
A transfusion is the procedure itself.
Electrified matter state
- plateletsCell fragments enabling coagulation
- donorOne who contributes freely
- recipientOne who receives something
- intravenousInto the vein
bloodbank · crossmatch · compatibility · anticoagulant · hemoglobin · phlebotomy · syringe · vein
Pervade with feeling
- inspireStir to action
- inculcateImplant by persistent urging
- impartGive by communication
- injectInsert by needle
pervade · animate · breathe · kindle · awaken · stir · arouse · enliven
Flow slowly through
- penetrateEnter or pass through
- saturateSoak to full capacity
- percolateFilter through gradually
- osmosisSolvent crossing semipermeable barrier
filtration · spread · imbue · interpenetrate · absorption · dispersion · leach · capillary
Supply with vitality
- invigorateTo fill with energy
- rejuvenateRestore youthful vigor
- restoreReturn to earlier state
- renewMake valid again
enliven · vitalize · animate · strengthen · fortify · refresh · quicken · recharge
Move tissue between bodies
- therapyCurative mental treatment
- treatmentCare for an ailment
- recoveryRegaining what was lost
- restorationReturning something to condition
regeneration · rehabilitation · convalescence · immunology · sterile · procedure · emergency · lifesaving
plasma
Electrified matter state
- plateletsCell fragments enabling coagulation
- donorOne who contributes freely
- recipientOne who receives something
intravenous · bloodbank · crossmatch · compatibility · anticoagulant · hemoglobin · phlebotomy · syringe · vein · saline
imbue
Pervade with feeling
inject · pervade · animate · breathe · kindle · awaken · stir · arouse · enliven · fill
seep
Flow slowly through
osmosis · filtration · spread · imbue · interpenetrate · absorption · dispersion · leach · capillary · infusion
energize
Supply with vitality
- invigorateTo fill with energy
- rejuvenateRestore youthful vigor
- restoreReturn to earlier state
renew · enliven · vitalize · animate · strengthen · fortify · refresh · quicken · recharge · resuscitate
transplant
Move tissue between bodies
restoration · regeneration · rehabilitation · convalescence · immunology · sterile · procedure · emergency · lifesaving · resuscitation
- medical verbsdiagnose, treat, prescribe, cure, heal
- substitutessubstitute, subs, replacement, substitutes, stand-in
transfusewithdraw
Remove or pull away
extract · drain · draw blood · phlebotomize · exsanguinate
- blood transfusionInfusing donated cells intravenously
- transfusion reactionImmune response to foreign blood
- blood transfusion refusalDeclining intravenous fluid transfer
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