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Abnormally large cell
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Macrocytic
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Being normal in color
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Normochromic
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The cause or origin.. usually of a disease or condition
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Etiology
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Pathological condition in which blood oxygen level is reduced due to too little RBCs, reduction in hemoglobin concentration, or abnormal hemglobin
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Anemia
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Uncontrollable, abnormal proliferation of one or more leukocyte precusor cells
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Leukemia
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Increase in the number of eosinophills, beyond normal
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Eosiniphillia
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Study of blood and blood producing organs
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Hematology
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Abnormal hemoglobin produced in relation to sickle cell trait
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Hemoglobin S
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A ruptured leukocyte in a blood smear
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Smudge cell
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Protein in the stomach required for the absorption of b 12
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Intrinsic Factor
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Iinnermost tunic, simple squamous epithelium that a smooth surface for BF, forms the valves of veins, only tunic found in capillaries
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Tunic Intima (Interna)
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Thickest tunic of arteries, made of elastic tissue and circular smooth tissue, bears the cheif responsibility for maintaing BP
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Tunic Media
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Thickest tunic in veins, protects and reinforces vessels, attaches them to surrounding tissues, outermost tunic
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Tunic externa (adventitia)
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Is blood found in the pulmonary arteries O2 rich or poor?
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Oxygen poor
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Is blood found in pulmonary veins oxygen rish or poor?
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Oxygen Rich
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