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recipient
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recipient /re·cip·i·ent/ (re-sip´e-ent) one who receives, as a blood transfusion, or a tissue or organ graft.
universal recipient  a person thought to be able to receive blood of any “type” without agglutination of the donor cells.

re·cip·i·ent (r-sp-nt)
adj.
Functioning as a receiver; receptive.
n.
One who receives blood, tissue, or an organ from a donor.

Recipient
The person who receives the donated blood marrow.

recipient
[risip′ē·ənt]
Etymology: L, recipere, to receive
a person who receives a blood transfusion, tissue graft, or organ.

recipient (rēsip´ēnt),
n the person who receives a blood transfusion, tissue graft, or organ; also, a person who has received an honor, award, or grant.

recipient
an animal which receives a blood transfusion, or a tissue or organ graft.

recipient
Managed care A person eligible for Medicaid benefits. See Beneficiary Transfusion medicine A Pt who receives a blood product. See Universal recipient Transplantation A Pt who has received a donated tissue or organ.


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