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- An anemia characterized by a decrease in hemoglobin in the
blood related to rapid, massive hemorrhage. - A chronic,
progressive anemia characterized by the production of
megaloblasts, which are enlarged red blood cells with an
immature nucleus. - A chronic anemia characterized by depleted
iron stores and small, pale red blood cells lacking in
hemoglobin. - Abnormal or premature destruction of red blood
cells and the inability of the bone marrow to produce sufficient
RBCs to compensate. - A reduction in the number of circulating