Examples of using Rbcs in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Vitamin B12 helps your body produce RBCs so that adequate oxygen reaches each
RBCs may appear normally shaped,
which gives RBCs their red colour.
may attack the RBCs.
Results of this test are typically interpreted along with those from the microscopic examination of the urine to determine whether RBCs are present in the urine.
if the blood vessel is harmed, the RBCs help in reducing the excessive bleeding.
People who live at higher altitudes have even more RBCs because of the low oxygen levels in their environment.
the body's RBCs suffer extra stress.
are now typically used separately as RBCs and plasma components.
Thalassemia is a genetic disorder in which body is not capable to produce RBCs leading to severe anemia.
some of the carbon dioxide is transported by RBCs, which are produced as a waste product during catabolism.
such as platelets, RBCs, or a clotting factor.
they both produce RBCs of the same shape.
RBCs with normal hemoglobin move easily through the bloodstream because of their rounded shape and flexibility.
G6PD is an enzyme that helps protect RBCs from the destructive effects of certain chemicals found in foods and medications.
Vitamin A, supports stem cell development of RBCs in the bone marrow by ensuring that developing red blood cells access enough iron required to process hemoglobin.
The“recognizers” are antibodies present in the plasma that attach to RBCs bearing surface antigens different from those on the patient's(blood recipient's) RBCs.
Both swollen, partly hemolyzed RBCs and crenated RBCs are sometimes difficult to distinguish from WBCs in the urine.
Men typically have 20-25% more RBCs because they tend to be larger and have more muscle tissue,
While real whole blood serves many different functions, artificial RBCs are designed for the sole purpose of transporting oxygen