How Do You Spell THROMBOSE?

Pronunciation: [θɹˈɒmbə͡ʊz] (IPA)

The spelling of the medical term "thrombose" can be a bit tricky, but it follows the general phonetic rules of English. The word is pronounced /θrɒmˈbəʊz/ with the stress on the second syllable. The "th" at the beginning of the word makes the voiceless dental fricative sound /θ/, which is similar to the "th" sound in "think" and "thanks." The "o" in the second syllable makes the "short o" sound /ɒ/, and the "e" at the end of the word is silent. Overall, "thrombose" is spelled phonetically and can be pronounced correctly with some practice.

THROMBOSE Meaning and Definition

1. Thrombose is a medical term used to describe the process of forming a blood clot within a blood vessel, thereby obstructing the flow of blood through that vessel. The term is derived from the combination of two words; "thrombo" meaning clot and "ose" indicating a medical condition or the process of forming something.

   Blood clot formation, or thrombosis, occurs naturally as a protective mechanism to prevent excessive bleeding after an injury. However, when thrombosis happens within a blood vessel without any apparent injury or at an inappropriate or excessive scale, it can lead to various health complications. Thrombosis can occur in both arteries and veins, but it usually occurs more frequently in veins.

   The risk factors for thrombosis include prolonged immobilization, surgery, certain medical conditions (such as cancer or clotting disorders), hormone therapy, smoking, obesity, and advanced age. A thrombus (singular form of clots) formed due to thrombosis can partially or completely obstruct blood flow, potentially leading to tissue damage or even the death of the affected tissue.

   To manage or prevent thrombosis, medical interventions involve the use of anticoagulant medications, which help prevent blood clot formation. Additionally, compression stockings or devices may be used to facilitate blood flow and reduce the risk of clotting. Understanding the underlying causes, risk factors, and appropriate preventive measures are crucial in avoiding thrombosis and its associated complications.

Common Misspellings for THROMBOSE

• thrombopena
• rhrombose
• fhrombose
• ghrombose
• yhrombose
• 6hrombose
• 5hrombose
• tgrombose
• tbrombose
• tnrombose
• tjrombose
• turombose
• tyrombose
• theombose
• thdombose
• thfombose
• thtombose
• th5ombose
• th4ombose
• thrimbose
• thrombosee
• thromboes
• chromose
• thrombaze
• thrombass
• thrombasse
• Thrombasa
• Thrombojen
• Thrombane

Etymology of THROMBOSE

The word "thrombose" is derived from the Greek word "thrombos", meaning "clot". It was formed by adding the suffix "-ose", which commonly denotes a condition or state, indicating the formation or presence of a blood clot. Thus, "thrombose" refers to the process or state of clotting.

Similar spelling words for THROMBOSE

• thrombocyte,
• thrombosis,
• trombley,
• thermobia,
• thrombectomy,
• thrombus,
• thrombolytic,
• trombone,
• thermopsis,
• thrombolysis,
• thrombosed,
• thrombopenia,
• thrombin.

Conjugate verb Thrombose

CONDITIONAL

I would thrombose

you would thrombose

he/she/it would thrombose

we would thrombose

they would thrombose

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be thrombosing

you would be thrombosing

he/she/it would be thrombosing

we would be thrombosing

they would be thrombosing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have thrombose

you would have thrombose

he/she/it would have thrombose

we would have thrombose

they would have thrombose

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been thrombosing

you would have been thrombosing

he/she/it would have been thrombosing

we would have been thrombosing

they would have been thrombosing

FUTURE

I will thrombose

you will thrombose

he/she/it will thrombose

we will thrombose

they will thrombose

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be thrombosing

you will be thrombosing

he/she/it will be thrombosing

we will be thrombosing

they will be thrombosing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have thrombosed

you will have thrombosed

he/she/it will have thrombosed

we will have thrombosed

they will have thrombosed

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been thrombosing

you will have been thrombosing

he/she/it will have been thrombosing

we will have been thrombosing

they will have been thrombosing

IMPERATIVE

you thrombose

we let´s thrombose

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to thrombose

PAST

I thrombosed

you thrombosed

he/she/it thrombosed

we thrombosed

they thrombosed

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was thrombosing

you were thrombosing

he/she/it was thrombosing

we were thrombosing

they were thrombosing

PAST PARTICIPLE

thrombosed

PAST PERFECT

I had thrombosed

you had thrombosed

he/she/it had thrombosed

we had thrombosed

they had thrombosed

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been thrombosing

you had been thrombosing

he/she/it had been thrombosing

we had been thrombosing

they had been thrombosing

PRESENT

I thrombose

you thrombose

he/she/it thromboses

we thrombose

they thrombose

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am thrombosing

you are thrombosing

he/she/it is thrombosing

we are thrombosing

they are thrombosing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

thrombosing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have thrombosed

you have thrombosed

he/she/it has thrombosed

we have thrombosed

they have thrombosed

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been thrombosing

you have been thrombosing

he/she/it has been thrombosing

we have been thrombosing

they have been thrombosing