Cite one blood disorder following the condition as stated in the first column and discuss each in 2-3 sentences.   Name the blood disorder and discuss each in 2-3 sentences.   Blood disorder affecting Red Blood Cells   Blood disorder affecting White Blood Cells   Blood disorder affecting Platelets   Blood disorder affecting Blood Plasma

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