Platelet
音标：[ˈpleɪtlət]

词义：

血小板：在血液中，一种无核的细胞成分，具有止血和促进血液凝固的功能。血小板是由骨髓中的巨核细胞脱落的小片状物质。

小片状物：可以泛指任何类似血小板的薄片状物体。

用法：

Platelet通常指的是血液中的血小板，在医学和生物学中常用。

Platelet还可以指任何呈片状的物体，尤其是在物理学或其他学科中。

例句：

The doctor tested the patient’s platelet count to check for any blood clotting disorders.

Platelets are essential for wound healing because they help stop bleeding.

A low platelet count may indicate a serious medical condition like leukemia.

The nurse administered a platelet transfusion to the patient after surgery.

Excessive platelet aggregation can lead to thrombosis, which is a dangerous condition.

The platelet aggregation test helps diagnose certain cardiovascular diseases.

After the injury, the body’s platelets immediately begin to form a clot to stop the bleeding.

Platelet-rich plasma therapy is often used in medical treatments for joint pain.

Platelets play a crucial role in stopping the flow of blood from injured blood vessels.

Researchers are studying how platelets respond to different types of blood disorders.

短语搭配：

Platelet count (血小板计数)

Platelet transfusion (血小板输注)

Platelet aggregation (血小板聚集)

Platelet-rich plasma (富含血小板的血浆)

Platelet function (血小板功能)