erythrokinetics /eryth·ro·ki·net·ics/ (-kĭ-net´iks) the quantitative, dynamic study of in vivo production and destruction of erythrocytes.
erythrokinetics [ĕ-rith″ro-ki-net´iks]
e·ryth·ro·ki·net·ics ( -rth r -k -n t ks, -k -)n. A study of the kinetics of red blood cells from their generation to destruction. |
erythrokinetics [ĕ-rith″ro-ki-net´iks]
the kinetics of erythrocytes, described by laboratory measurements of total red cell volume, rate of red cell production, and red cell life-span (rate of destruction).
erythrokinetics
the quantitative, dynamic study of in vivo production and destruction of erythrocytes.
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