abnormal condition of (blood) clot

normal blood flow

excessive bleeding

formation of red blood cells

(blood) clot (attached to the interior wall of artery or vein)

(blood) clot that is free-floating in the bloodstream

(blood) clot that forms outside of a blood vessel

(blood) clot that dissolves spontaneously

tool used for measuring blood pressure

device for measuring heart rate

instrument for checking temperature

gadget for assessing lung capacity

A condition characterized by an increase in red blood cells and platelets.

A lower-than-normal number of red and white blood cells and platelets in the blood.

A disease that affects only white blood cells.

A genetic disorder that causes excessive bleeding.

excision of the thymus gland

removal of the spleen

surgical procedure on the heart

biopsy of the lymph nodes

inflammation of many arteries

a type of arthritis affecting the joints

a condition causing high blood pressure

inflammation of the lungs

enlarged spleen

spleen inflammation

spleen removal

spleen cancer

abnormal reduction of clotting cells

increase in red blood cells

normal platelet count

decrease in white blood cells

X-rays of a single, specific wavelength

X-rays of varying wavelengths

X-rays that are invisible to the human eye

X-rays that can penetrate all materials

Dissolution of a blood clot

Formation of a blood clot

Prevention of blood clotting

Increase in blood viscosity

The process of cell division in eukaryotic cells.

The ingestion of bacteria or other material by phagocytes and amoeboid protozoans.

The synthesis of proteins from amino acids.

The movement of water across a semipermeable membrane.

the production of bone marrow and of all cells that arise from it, namely, all blood cells.

the process of forming lymphatic cells in the spleen.

the generation of nerve cells in the brain.

the synthesis of hormones in the endocrine glands.

excision of a vein

removal of a blood clot

surgical repair of a vein

injection into a vein

tumor of lymphatic tissue (malignant)

benign growth of muscle tissue

inflammation of lymph nodes

infection of lymphatic vessels

tumor of the thymus gland

tumor of the thyroid gland

tumor of the adrenal gland

tumor of the pituitary gland

incision into a vein

removal of blood from a vessel

injection of medication into a vein

surgical repair of a vein

removal of plasma

addition of plasma

separation of blood cells

transfusion of blood

inflammation of a vein

inflammation of an artery

inflammation of a muscle

inflammation of a nerve

surgical fixation of the spleen

removal of the spleen

surgical repair of the stomach

surgical removal of the gallbladder