haematic

/hi'mætik/ Cách viết khác : (hematic) /hi'mætik/
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haematic

A doctor examines a haematic sample under a microscope.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Relating to or containing blood: "Haematic" describes something that is connected to blood, either by nature, composition, or function.
    • Affecting the blood: It can also refer to something that has an effect on the blood or its components.
Usage
  • The term "haematic" is a technical or medical adjective. It is used in scientific, medical, and biological contexts to describe conditions, substances, or processes pertaining to blood.
  • It is synonymous with the more common spelling "hematic."
Examples
  • Adjective:
    • The doctor ordered a series of haematic tests to check for anemia.
    • A haematic crisis is a sudden, severe complication affecting the blood.
    • The researcher studied the haematic system of various mammals.
Advanced Usage
  • "Haematic analysis": the examination of blood components.
    • The haematic analysis revealed elevated white cell counts.
  • "Haematic pathway": a biological route or process involving blood.
    • The drug is metabolized through a specific haematic pathway.
Variants and Related Words
  • Hematic (adj): The more frequently used American English spelling of "haematic," with identical meaning.
    • The hematologist specializes in hematic disorders.
  • Haemal (adj): Pertaining to blood vessels or the side of the body containing the heart and great blood vessels.
    • The haemal arch is a structure in vertebrate vertebrae.
  • Haemo- / Hemo- (prefix): A combining form meaning "blood," used in many compound words (e.g., hemoglobin, hemorrhage).
Synonyms
  • Sanguineous (adj): of, relating to, or involving blood.
  • Hemic (adj): pertaining to blood.
Antonyms
  • Non-blood-related (adj): not connected to blood.
  • Extravascular (adj): situated or occurring outside the blood vessels.
Notes
  • "Haematic" is the chiefly British English spelling. The American English equivalent is "hematic." Both are correct and used interchangeably in international scientific literature.
  • This word is almost exclusively used in professional and academic settings rather than in everyday conversation.
haematic

A doctor examines a haematic sample under a microscope.

Adjective
  1. relating to or containing or affecting blood
    • a hematic cyst
    • a hematic crisis

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