Question

transfusion The transfusion gave her an immediate burst of energy, and her friends were astonished when they arrived at the hospital that afternoon. trænsfˈjuʒən

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(1) The process of transferring a fluid and especially blood into a blood vessel. (2) Something transfused. When blood transfusions were first attempted by Europeans in the early 1600s, they were met with skepticism, since the established practice was to bleed patients, not transfuse them with blood. Some patients were transfused with animal blood, and so many died as a result that by 1700 transfusions had been widely outlawed. Not until 1900 were the major blood groups (A, B, AB, and O) recognized, making transfusions safe and effective

word	transfusion
definition	(1) The process of transferring a fluid and especially blood into a blood vessel. (2) Something transfused.
eg_sentence	The transfusion gave her an immediate burst of energy, and her friends were astonished when they arrived at the hospital that afternoon.
explanation	When blood transfusions were first attempted by Europeans in the early 1600s, they were met with skepticism, since the established practice was to bleed patients, not transfuse them with blood. Some patients were transfused with animal blood, and so many died as a result that by 1700 transfusions had been widely outlawed. Not until 1900 were the major blood groups (A, B, AB, and O) recognized, making transfusions safe and effective
IPA	trænsfˈjuʒən

Blood Transfusions Process Transferring Fluid Vessel Transfused Gave