The combining form “thrombo” refers to clotting of the blood. which term refers to a disease of blood-clotting cells? thrombolepsis thromboglobin thrombocytosis thrombectomy

The right answer is thrombocytosis.

Thrombocytosis is an increase in the level of thrombocytes (which are cells) in the blood.  Thrombocytosis (or hyperthrombocytosis) if the platelet count is greater than 450 Giga / L

They are reactive in> 90% of situations (all ages): usually acute, transient, and secondary to a cause to be sought.  In <10% of cases it will be necessary to consider the possibility of essential thrombocythemia (ET) or other hematological disease.

Thromboglobin is a platelet-specific protein that is released during platelet aggregation.

Thrombectomy is ablation of a vascular thrombus