blood work

[ bluhd wurk ]

noun

1. a blood test or blood tests collectively.

Word History and Origins

Origin of blood work¹

First recorded in 1810–15

Example Sentences

Researchers will perform blood work and analyze athletes’ progress during each workout.

From Outside Online

To get started, get basic blood work done at any approved lab.

From Outside Online

That includes minor invoices for blood work, medications and travel to doctor appointments.

From ProPublica

My primary care doctor ran my blood work three separate times to try to suss out an underlying problem, and each time it came back fine.

From Time

I began with the simplest cost I could think of, the fee for some routine blood work I had scheduled for later that month.

From The Daily Beast

Carroll said the victim was awaiting the results of the blood work, which came back in April.

From The Daily Beast

To get the proper blood work, the siblings buy two “rocks of crack” for $200 and become crackheads.

From The Daily Beast

He still had no fever, but his blood work showed a dramatic decline in platelets.

From The Daily Beast

Such a "special one-sixth for blood work" is made by most of the microscope manufacturers.

From Project Gutenberg