What does "hypocoagulability" mean?

`n.`The condition of abnormally reduced ability of the blood to clot.; A decreased tendency of the blood to coagulate.

How do you pronounce "hypocoagulability"?

The pronunciation is /[haɪpoʊˈkoʊdʒəˈbɪləti]/. Listen to American and British pronunciations on this page.

[USA]/[haɪpoʊˈkoʊdʒəˈbɪləti]/

[Iso-Britannia]/[haɪpoʊˈkoʊdʒəˈbɪləti]/

hypocoagulability testing

assessing hypocoagulability

hypocoagulability risk

induced hypocoagulability

hypocoagulability state

with hypocoagulability

due to hypocoagulability

hypocoagulability complications

investigating hypocoagulability

presence of hypocoagulability

the patient presented with severe hypocoagulability after taking the new medication.

monitoring for hypocoagulability is crucial in patients receiving heparin therapy.

hypocoagulability can increase the risk of bleeding complications during surgery.

vitamin k deficiency is a known cause of acquired hypocoagulability.

the laboratory results confirmed the presence of significant hypocoagulability.

we investigated the relationship between hypocoagulability and disseminated intravascular coagulation.

prompt recognition and management of hypocoagulability are essential for patient safety.

genetic factors can predispose individuals to hypocoagulability.

the physician ordered coagulation studies to evaluate the patient's hypocoagulability.

drug-induced hypocoagulability is a potential adverse effect to consider.

the presence of hypocoagulability necessitates careful monitoring of coagulation parameters.