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Medical Terminology Chapter 9- Blood, Lymph, Immune

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  1. 1AntibodySpecial proteins produced by B lymphocytes to attack and attach to foreign antigen shaped like a "Y" (Y protector)
  2. 2Antigenprotein- identify "self" or "non self" - 1. "self"- outside our body and not harmful "non-self" foreign antigens enter the body and attached to cells-
    -invaders start the immune process
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  3. 3Bile PigmentYellow/ green/ brown color
  4. 4cytokinecell movement
  5. 5immunocompetentAbility to recognize and develop an immune response-correctly respond
  6. 6Natural Killer Cells NKCSpecialized lymphocytes that kill abnormal cells by releasing chemicals that destroy the cell membrane, causing its intercellular fluids to leak out
  7. 7Pathogenagent that causes disease especially a living organism
  8. 8Hostorganism that is infected with or is fed upon a parasitic or pathogen organism
  9. 9Opportunistic infectioninfections caused by an organism that normally would not affect a healthy adult
  10. 10Immunitystate of being protected
    Active- produced by one's own immune system
    Passive - antibodies formed in one individual and transferred to another
  11. 11Granulocytes (has staining granules in their cytoplasm and nucleus)Neurophils - phagocytosis (first responders)
    Eosinophils - Allergy and animal parasites(worm and eggs guys)
    Basophils - inflammation mediators, anticoagulant properties "injury boys)
  12. 12Agranulocytes (no staining, nucleus does not form lobes)Monocytes (macrophages)
    Lymphocytes:
    *B Cells - humoral immunity (Bob Boop)
    *T Cells - cellular immunity (Tom Terrific)
    Natural Killer Cells - Destruction without specificity (Ted Bundy)
  13. 13Humoral Immunity System (cell type, origin and maturation)B- Lymphocytes
    *Plasma cells
    *Memory cells
    Origin- Bone Marrow
    Maturation - Bone Marrow
  14. 14Cellular Immunity (cell type, origin and maturation)T Cells: Cytoxic, Helper, Suppressor, Memory
    Origin- Bone Marrow
    Maturation- Thymus immune system
  15. 15T- Cell Cytoxic T Cells- Help T- Cells - suppressor T Cells- memorCytoxic -Destruction cancer cells
    Helper- Assist B cells
    Suppressor - Off switch
    memory - remember invaders
  16. 16Aden/ogland
  17. 17agglutin/oclumping and gluing
  18. 18Bas/oBase-
    Definition 1 = alkaline (opposite of acid)
    Definition 2 = foundation
    Definition 3 - type of dye to stain blood cells
  19. 19Blast/oembryonic cell
  20. 20Chrom/ocolor
  21. 21Eosin/o(white blood Cell)
    dawn, rose colored cell
  22. 22Erythr/ored
  23. 23Granul/oGranule- example stained celled- looks like grains of sand
  24. 24Hem/o Hemat/oBlood
  25. 25immun/oimmunity
  26. 26Kary/o Nucle/oNucleus
  27. 27Leuk/oWhite
  28. 28lymphaden/olymph gland or lymph node
  29. 29Lymph/oLymph fluid
  30. 30lymphangi/olymph vessel
  31. 31morph/oform, shape or structure
  32. 32Myel/o (origin and location)Origen of bone marrow- inside the bones
  33. 33Neutr/oNeutral neither
  34. 34phag/oswallowing, eating
  35. 35plas/o plasmformation or growth
  36. 36reticul/onet, mesh - like a spider web
  37. 37ser/oserum
  38. 38sarc/oflesh, connective tissue or skeletal muscles
  39. 39dem/opeople or population
  40. 40humor/obodily fluids
  41. 41critto separate
  42. 42splen/oSpleen- part of the immune blood system located in the LUQ
  43. 43Thromb/oBlood clot (stationary)
  44. 44Thym/oThymus Gland- produces thymosin
  45. 45-blastembryonic cell
  46. 46-emiablood condition
  47. 47-globinprotein
  48. 48-grafttransplantation
  49. 49-osisabnormal condition increase (usually related to blood cells)
  50. 50-philattraction for
  51. 51-phoresiscarrying transmission
  52. 52-phylaxisprotection
  53. 53-poiesisformation or production
  54. 54-stasisstanding still
  55. 55awithout, not
  56. 56anisounequal, dissimilar
  57. 57iso-same, equal
  58. 58macrolarge
  59. 59microsmall
  60. 60monoone
  61. 61polymany, much
  62. 62asitesaccumulation of serous fluid in the peritoneal - pleural cavity
  63. 63bacteremiapresence of viable bacteria circulating in the blood stream
  64. 64sepsisserious life threatening blood stream infection that may arise from other infections throughout the body
  65. 65HemolysisDestruction of red blood cells with release of hemoglobin that defuses in surrounding fluid
  66. 66disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC)Widespread- Abnormal activation of proteins involved in blood coagulation, causing small blood clots to form in vessels and cutting off the supply of oxygen to distal tissues
  67. 67graft rejectionfalse or foreign antigens- body rejects transplanted organ or tissue
  68. 68graft versus hostgraft attacks host- transplant produces antibodies against recipient's organs that can be severe enough to cause death
  69. 69hematomacollection of blood outside the blood vessel
  70. 70hemoglobinopathydisease of blood protein
  71. 71lymphadenopathydisease of lymph gland or node
  72. 72lymphedemaswelling of lymph
  73. 73Multiple MyelomaMalignant tumor of the plasma cells
  74. 74Systemic lupus erythematosis SLEWidespread autoimmune disease that may affect the skin brain, kidneys and joints causes chronic inflammation; also called discoid lupus
  75. 75ThrombocythemiaBlood condition of blood clotting cell- over production of platelets leading to thrombosis or bleeding disorders
  76. 76Thrombocytopeniadecrease deficiency of platelets or thrombocytes
  77. 77Von Willebrand diseaseBleeding disorder caused by a deficiency of Von Willebrand factor. a "sticky" protein that lines the blood vessels
  78. 78LymphangioectomyRemoval of lymph vessel
  79. 79LymphadenographyRadiologic examination of lymph nodes after injection of contrast medium
  80. 80immunotheraytreatment to restore the body's own immune system
  81. 81Immunotherapy (allergy injections)Injection with increasing strength of the offending antigen
  82. 82Immunotherapy (biological)Use of immune system stimulators to enhance the immune response
  83. 83Bone marrow aspirationRemoval of small sample of bone marrow
  84. 84Bone marrow transplantInfusion of healthy bone marrow stem cells after the diseased bone marrow destroyed.
  85. 85Bone Marrow Transplant AutologousInfusion of the patient's own bone marrow or stem cells after a course of chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy
  86. 86Bone Marrow Transplant HomologousInfusion of bone marrow or stem cells from a compatible donor after a course of chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy
  87. 87Serologylab test to detect presence of antibodies, antigen or immune substance does not measure how much each is present
  88. 88Titerblood test that measures the amount of antibodies in blood determines immune status
  89. 89LymphadenectomyRemoval of lymph node
  90. 90Sentinel node excisionRemoval of the firs node (sentinel node) that receives drainage from cancer containing areas and the one most likely to contain malignant cells
  91. 91TransfusionInfusion of blood or blood products from one person (donor) to another
  92. 92Antinuclear antibody (ANA)test to identify antibodies that attach the nucleus of the individual's own body cells (auto antibodies)
  93. 93Complete blood count CBCcount of all types of blood
  94. 94Aspirationdrawing in and out
  95. 95Monospotserological test for presence of heterophile antibody which develops several days after the Epstein-Barr virus
  96. 96Partial Thromboplastin PTTTest that measures the length of tie it takes blood to clot to screen for deficiencies of some clotting factors
  97. 97Shilling testtest used to diagnose pernicious anemia by determining if the body properly absorbs vitamin B12 through the digestive tract
  98. 98Bone Marrow MRIHighly sensitive imaging procedure that detects lesions and changes in bone tissue and bone marrow, especially in multiple myeloma
  99. 99Lymphoangiographyvidualization of lymphatic channels and lymph nodes using a contrast medium to determine blockage or other pathologies of the lymph system
  100. 100lymphoscintigraphyradioactive tracers through into the lymph channels and locate the sentinel node (first lymph to drain)
  101. 101anticoagulantsprevent blood clot formation by inhibiting the synthesis of inactivating one or more clotting factors
  102. 102antimicrobialsDestroy bacteria fungi and protozoa by interfering with the functions of their cell membrane or their reproductive cycle
  103. 103AntiviralsPrevent regulation of viruses within host cells
  104. 104Thrombolyticsdissolve blood clots by destroying their fibrin strands
  105. 105Blood Culturetest to find if an infection is present in blood
  106. 106differential countcounts the differential types of WBC's and reports results as a percentage of the total number of WBC's present in the blood
  107. 107hemoglobin testmeasures the amount of hemoglobin in blood
  108. 108Hemocritmeasures the percent of RBC's volume in a tube
  109. 109Erythrocyte Sedimentation RateMeasurement of the distance RBC's settle to the bottom of a test tube under standardized conditions (usually 1 hour)- also called sed rate
  110. 110AB, Ab, abantibody, abortion
  111. 111A, B, AB, OBlood types in ABO blood group
  112. 112AIDSAcquired immune deficiency syndrome
  113. 113ANAantinuclear antibody
  114. 114CBCComplete Blood Count
  115. 115diffdifferential count (WBC)
  116. 116DVTdeep vein thrombosis; deep venous thrombosis
  117. 117ESRerythrocyte sedimentation rate
  118. 118HCT or HcTHematocrit
  119. 119Igsimmunoglobulins
  120. 120PTprothrombin time, physical therapy
  121. 121PTTpartial thromboplastin time
  122. 122RBC, rbcRed blood count
  123. 123SLEsystemic lupus erythematosus
  124. 124Whole Bloodcomposition of whole blood in the entire body (RBC's and WBC's)
  125. 125Blood Plasma componentsBlood is a connective tissue comprised of -- 1. Plasma= 90% H2O-- 2. Proteins- albumin (helps to hold water)-- 3. gases, nutrients, waste products, hormones
  126. 126Blood - formed elements components-solid components; all formed in bone marrow -- 1. RBC's= erythrocytes --2.WBC's= leukocytes -- 3. Cell fragments(platelets) = thrombocytes
  127. 127Hematopoesis or Hemopoesisdevelopment and maturation of all blood cells- from an undifferentiated cell (stem cell)
  128. 128Blood- Functions of formed elementsRBC's 1 carry O2 from lungs and pics up CO2 from body to bring back to lungs
  129. 129Blood - White blood cells FunctionDefense- 1. tissue repair 2. phagocytosis 3. aid in healing process 4. move blood through caps to enter spaced between cell (diapedesis) to go to injury or infection sites
  130. 130diapedesismovement of leukocytes out of the circulatory system towards the site of tissue damage or infection
  131. 131B cellsresponsible for humoral immunity (body fluids) also called and indirect attacker

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Medical Terminology - Blood, Lymph ND Immune
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