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Question 1 • Medical Terminology - EL3620 A

The combining form “hemo” refers to blood. A condition called hemolysis causes the release of hemoglobin. Which statement best describes what happens in this scenario?

Answer
A
The discharge of blood cells causes the cells to release an infectious substance.
B
The inflammation of blood cells causes the cells to release a diseased substance.
C
The destruction of blood cells causes the cells to release a protein substance.
D
The secretion of blood cells causes the cells to release a cancerous substance.

Explanation

“Hemolysis” means the destruction or breakdown of blood cells: “hemo” refers to blood, and “lysis” means destruction. Hemoglobin is a protein found in red blood cells, so its release is described by “the destruction of blood cells causes the cells to release a protein substance.”

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