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a severe allergic reaction that can result in death if untreated.
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anaphylaxis
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decreases in erythrocytes and/or hemoglobin.
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anemia
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a severe allergic reaction that can result in death if untreated.
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decreases in erythrocytes and/or hemoglobin.
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abnormal size variation of erythrocytes.
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proteins produced in response to foreign entities.
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increase in basophils.
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the area where the platelets and leukocytes separate out after centrifugation.
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the tiniest blood vessel.
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the process of obtaining a blood sample from the capillaries (e.g. a "fingerstick").
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a laboratory device that uses rotation, speed, and centrifugal force to separate components in a liquid.
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the process that blood undergoes to change from a fluid form to a solid form known as a clot.
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the value may be life-threatening (also known as panic value).
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Identification of a disease or clinical condition.
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liquid used for diluting something.
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the anticoagulant used for most routine hematology tests. It binds calcium.
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increase in eosinophils.
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also known as the red blood cell, which carries oxygen and carbon dioxide.
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the production of erythrocytes.
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a major coagulation factor.
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the breakdown and removal of a fibrin clot.
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a term that refers to the neutrophils, eosinophils, and basophils.
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is the packed cell volume of erythrocytes reported as a percentage of the total given blood volume.
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the study of normal and abnormal formed cellular elements of the blood.
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the production of the formed elements of the blood.
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the protein in the erythrocyte that is essential for carrying hemoglobin.
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the process the body uses to halt bleeding after injury.
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abnormal decrease in hemoglobin concentration in the erythrocyte.
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when cells are deprived of adequate amounts of oxygen.
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also known as the white blood cell, which fights infection or is involved in the immune response.
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an increase in the number of leukocytes (white blood cells).
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a decrease in leukocytes (white blood cells).
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large erythrocytes
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a tissue cell that developed from a monocyte.
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the non-circulating neutrophils that are attached to the blood vessel walls.
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small erythrocytes
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an increase in monocytes.
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a malignancy associated with plasma cells and increased plasma proteins.
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a decrease in neutrophils.
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an increase in the number of neutrophils.
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the value may be life-threatening (also known as critical value).
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blood that circulates in the body.
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cellular ingestion and destruction of foreign entities.
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the process of obtaining a blood sample via puncturing a vein.
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the liquid portion of anticoagulated blood.
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also known as the thrombocyte-the blood element involved in the clotting process.
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abnormal erythrocyte shapes.
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the formation of a platelet plug through the interaction between the injured blood vessel and platelets.
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the range of laboratory test values expected for healthy individuals.
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erythrocyte formation resembling a roll of coins caused by increased plasma proteins.
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when coagulation proteins are activated to form a stable fibrin clot.
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also known as the platelet-the blood element involved in the clotting process.
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a clearing or cavity in the cell.
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blood collected in a tube containing anticoagulant.
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Controls the light being illuminated through the specimen. It is located at the bottom of the condenser (also known as the iris diaphragm control lever)
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The site of attachment for the nose-piece (also known as neck).
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supports the microscope (also known as stand).
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when light passes through the specimen on the microscope slide making it look dark against a bright background.
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concentrates the light through the object being viewed.
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concentrates the light through the object being viewed.
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shutter-like covering that can be adjusted to control the size of illumination from the light source before it reaches the condenser aperature. It is located in the base.
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the total area visible while looking in the microscope (also known as microscopic field or field).
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aid in bringing the item of interest into focus.
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used to adjust the distance between the oculars.
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controls the light being illuminated through the specimen. It is located at the bottom of the condenser (also known as the aperature diaphragm control lever).
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makes it possible to see the item of interest
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is the total area visible while looking in the microscope (also known as field or field of view)
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The site of attachment for the nosepiece (also known as arm).
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the part of the microscope used to secure the objectives.
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indicates the ability of the objective lens to collect light.
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contains the lens used for magnification.
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the component of the microscope the clinical laboratory professional looks through to see the magnified item.
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this objective lens has a power of magnification of 100x.
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links the objective lens with the oculars.
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links the objective lens with the oculars.
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the level of detail that can be seen.
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the part of the microscope that supports the item (for example, a slide) being viewed.
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secures the slide on the stage.
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moves the stage.
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the distance between the objective lens and the object being viewed when the object is clearly in focus.
