30 Medical terms and meaning
1. Hemoptysis – Coughing up blood.
2. Hypoxia – Low oxygen in tissues.
3. Uremia – High urea in blood.
4. Lipemia – Fat in blood sample (milky appearance).
5. Culture – Growing microorganisms in lab.
6. Asepsis – Absence of infection-causing microbes.
7. Incubation – Maintaining suitable temperature for microbial growth.
8. Hemoglobinopathy – Disorder of abnormal hemoglobin.
9. Phlebotomy – Process of collecting blood from patient.
10. Buffy Coat – Layer of WBCs and platelets after centrifugation.
11. Antigen – Foreign substance that triggers immune response.
12. Antibody – Protein produced to neutralize antigen.
13. Histopathology – Study of diseased tissue under microscope.
14. ELISA – Enzyme-based test to detect antigen or antibody.
15. Hemolysis – Destruction of red blood cells.
16. Leukocytosis – Increased white blood cell count.
17. Leukopenia – Decreased white blood cell count.
18. Thrombocytopenia – Low platelet count.
19. Hematocrit – Percentage of RBCs in total blood volume.
20. Anticoagulant – Substance that prevents blood clotting.
21. Serum – Plasma without clotting factors.
22. Plasma – Liquid part of blood containing clotting factors.
23. Pathogen – Disease-causing microorganism.
24. Sterilization – Complete destruction of all microorganisms.
25. Disinfection – Elimination of harmful microbes on surfaces.
26. Anemia – Low hemoglobin level in blood.
27. Agglutination – Clumping of cells due to antigen-antibody reaction.
28. Centrifugation – Separation of components using high-speed spinning.
29. Microscopy – Study of small objects using microscope.
30. Biopsy – Removal of tissue for diagnostic examination.
2. Hypoxia – Low oxygen in tissues.
3. Uremia – High urea in blood.
4. Lipemia – Fat in blood sample (milky appearance).
5. Culture – Growing microorganisms in lab.
6. Asepsis – Absence of infection-causing microbes.
7. Incubation – Maintaining suitable temperature for microbial growth.
8. Hemoglobinopathy – Disorder of abnormal hemoglobin.
9. Phlebotomy – Process of collecting blood from patient.
10. Buffy Coat – Layer of WBCs and platelets after centrifugation.
11. Antigen – Foreign substance that triggers immune response.
12. Antibody – Protein produced to neutralize antigen.
13. Histopathology – Study of diseased tissue under microscope.
14. ELISA – Enzyme-based test to detect antigen or antibody.
15. Hemolysis – Destruction of red blood cells.
16. Leukocytosis – Increased white blood cell count.
17. Leukopenia – Decreased white blood cell count.
18. Thrombocytopenia – Low platelet count.
19. Hematocrit – Percentage of RBCs in total blood volume.
20. Anticoagulant – Substance that prevents blood clotting.
21. Serum – Plasma without clotting factors.
22. Plasma – Liquid part of blood containing clotting factors.
23. Pathogen – Disease-causing microorganism.
24. Sterilization – Complete destruction of all microorganisms.
25. Disinfection – Elimination of harmful microbes on surfaces.
26. Anemia – Low hemoglobin level in blood.
27. Agglutination – Clumping of cells due to antigen-antibody reaction.
28. Centrifugation – Separation of components using high-speed spinning.
29. Microscopy – Study of small objects using microscope.
30. Biopsy – Removal of tissue for diagnostic examination.
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