Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Norwegian term or phrase:
bloddyskrasier
English translation:
blood dyscrasia
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sans22 (X)
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Mar 17, 2011 20:58
13 yrs ago
Norwegian term
blodyskrasier
Norwegian to English
Medical
Medical (general)
Teratogent, blodyskrasier, kvalme
List of side effects. I can only find 1 hit on google for the term, could be spelled incorrectly in the source. Any help would be appreciated.
List of side effects. I can only find 1 hit on google for the term, could be spelled incorrectly in the source. Any help would be appreciated.
Proposed translations
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Mar 17, 2011 21:18: sans22 (X) Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
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blood dyscrasia
It sounds like blood dyscrasia.
"A diseased state of the blood, usually one in which the
a pathologic condition in which any of the constituents of the blood are abnormal in structure, function, or quality, as in leukemia or hemophilia."
There are lots of references to it online, but in the second reference, it says it's an obsolete term.
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Sorry, here is what I meant to write:
A diseased state of the blood, usually one in which the blood contains permanent abnormal cellular elements.
or
A pathologic condition in which any of the constituents of the blood are abnormal in structure, function, or quality, as in leukemia or hemophilia.
Both from the first reference.
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Note added at 50 mins (2011-03-17 21:49:25 GMT)
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what did you find?
"A diseased state of the blood, usually one in which the
a pathologic condition in which any of the constituents of the blood are abnormal in structure, function, or quality, as in leukemia or hemophilia."
There are lots of references to it online, but in the second reference, it says it's an obsolete term.
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Note added at 19 mins (2011-03-17 21:18:08 GMT)
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Sorry, here is what I meant to write:
A diseased state of the blood, usually one in which the blood contains permanent abnormal cellular elements.
or
A pathologic condition in which any of the constituents of the blood are abnormal in structure, function, or quality, as in leukemia or hemophilia.
Both from the first reference.
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Note added at 50 mins (2011-03-17 21:49:25 GMT)
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what did you find?
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