Collocations with "blood"

a small amount of blood taken for medical testing

Refers to the movement of blood through the body.

a mass of coagulated blood that forms in a blood vessel or organ

A person who gives their blood to be used for transfusions.

the pressure of blood circulating in the body

any of the cells that are part of the blood (e.g., red blood cells, white blood cells)

measurement of the number of cells in a person's blood

The concentration of glucose present in the blood.

Refers to the concentration of glucose in the blood.

The most common type of transfusion, involving the transfer of blood or blood components.

Describes blood that has thickened and is no longer liquid, often after an injury.

a serious illness caused by bacteria in the blood, also known as septicaemia

a small amount of blood taken for medical testing

usually written as one word: bloodstream

Specifies that the cholesterol is in the bloodstream.

The loss of blood from the body.

a substance used in theatre or films to resemble blood

Refers to noble lineage or ancestry.

Blood that has been donated for medical use.

belonging to a family of high social rank (aristocracy)

A person related by birth, not by marriage.

Often used as a compound noun: bloodstain.

refers to the classification of blood (A, B, AB, O)

the bright red blood, rich in oxygen, that is transported by arteries from the heart to the rest of the body

describes blood that has thickened into a solid mass

Forms a compound noun, typically in a medical or biological context.

the act of giving blood to be used for another person

the blood discharged during a menstrual period

the lineage or ancestry of a royal family

A line of blood left by an injured person or animal.