Column A
1. poikilocytosis : poikilocytosis
2. polycythemia vera : polycythemia vera
3. hypochromia : hypochromia
4. microcytosis : microcytosis
5. erythremia : erythremia
6. macrocytosis : macrocytosis
7. erythropoiesis : erythropoiesis
8. hemolysis : hemolysis
Column B
a. rare blood disorder of too many RBCs
b. reduction of hemoglobin ("color")
c. polycythemia vera
d. increase in numbers of large cells
e. increase in numbers of small cells
f. formation of red cells
g. irregularity in shape
h. destruction of red cells
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