SHORT LABORATORIAN DICTIONARY
ANEMIA - reducing the number of red blood cells, hemoglobin and hematocrit related to a unit volume of blood
ANURIA - reduction in the urine amount below 100 ml per day
DYSURIA - painful urination
BCC / blood cell counts / - ratio of different types of leukocytes in peripheral blood showing characteristic changes in several disease states
ENURESIS – incontinence
ERYTHROCYTE – red blood cells
INSULIN – pancreatic hormone that lowers blood sugar
SUMMARY blood counts – includes red blood cell count, total leukocyte count, platelets
CREATININE – a degradation product of metabolism
LEUKOCYTES – white blood cells
LYMPHOCYTES – a subset of leukocytes
LIPIDS – fats
MCN – Fate Content of hemoglobin in one erythrocyte, caotnoshenie between the Content of hemoglobin and erythrocyte count
MCNC – Average concentration of corpuscular hemoglobin
MCV - Average volume of individual erythrocyte
MICROHAEMATURIA – blood in the urine, which can be only detected with testing
MONOCYTES – a subset of leukocytes
NEUTROPHILS – a subset of granulocytes
NOCTURIA – frequent urination at night
OLIGURIA – quantitative decrease in urine from 100 to 500 ml per day
GOUT – a disease caused by high levels of uric acid in blood
POLYURIA – quantitative excretion > 3 liters a day
FULL BLOOD COUNT – blood counts and short subgroups of leukocytes
RETICULOCYTES – young, immature red blood cells
REFERENT VALUES – normal values
ESR – measuring the speed of sedimentation of blood cells, the surest sign of the presence of inflammation in the body
TRANSAMINASE – cellular enzyme in the liver
TRIGLYCERIDES – neutral fats
THROMBUS – a blood stopper in the arteries or veins
THROMBOPENIA – low amount of platelets
PLATELETS – blood platelets important for blood coagulation
TUMOR MARKERS - biological substances produced by the tumor cells themselves, and healthy tissues under the influence of a malignant process.
UREA – breakdown product of purines
"AVERAGE PORTION" URINE – a portion of urine collected in the middle of urination
PCV – the ratio of the volume of blood cell counts to its total volume
HEMOGLOBIN – the red dye of blood
HYPERGLYCAEMIA – high blood sugar
HYPOGLYCAEMIA – low blood sugar
HEMATOCRIT – lipoic, fat like substance, whose high values in blood condition the risk of atherosclerosis
Literature:
1. “Guide of laboratory tests” under the edition of Dr. A. Zhitarska,
2. “Fundamentals of clinical laboratory diagnostics“ of Assoc. Prof. Dr. R. Pateva