transfusion

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

A transfusion given immediately to save a life, often due to massive blood loss.

Can refer to a standard measure of blood (e.g., 'a unit of blood') or a department in a hospital.

To be in a medical condition where a transfusion is necessary.

A more formal term indicating the medical necessity of a transfusion.

A more formal way to say you are getting a transfusion.

To undergo the procedure of receiving blood.

To be the recipient of a blood transfusion.

For a medical professional to administer a transfusion to a patient.

A more formal term for carrying out the medical procedure of a transfusion.