Describing red blood cells that have been clumped together by a haemagglutinating substance.
Past participle of haemagglutinate, formed by adding the -ed suffix to indicate a completed action or state.
When you see 'haemagglutinated' in a lab report, it means the red blood cells have already stuck together—it's describing what has already happened, not the process happening now.
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