Meaning & Definition of word "Transfusion"

Transfusion

/trænsˈfjuːʒən/

1. The process of transferring blood or a blood component from one individual to another.
- Example: The doctor ordered a blood transfusion for the patient who had lost a lot of blood in surgery.
2. The transfer of fluid or cells from one system to another, particularly in medical contexts.
- Example: A platelet transfusion was necessary to help the patient recover from their chemotherapy treatments.
3. An act of transferring something from one place or person to another.
- Example: The transfusion of new ideas into the project revitalized the entire team’s motivation.

Late 14th century from Latin transfusio, meaning 'a pouring in'.

blood transfusion:

The transfer of blood from one individual to another, typically used in medical settings.

platelet transfusion:

A medical procedure to increase platelet levels in patients.

plasma transfusion:

The process of transferring plasma from a donor to a recipient.

infusion:

The process of steeping or soaking a substance to extract flavors or medicinal properties.

donation:

The act of giving away something, often blood, for the benefit of others.

Meaning: Slang term for getting a blood transfusion, often used humorously.

Example Sentence: That party was so wild, I might need a transfusion to recover!