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the heart

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vas/o vascul/o   vessel  
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ven/o ven/i   vein  
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ventricul/o   ventricle, lower pumping chamber of the heart  
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sphygm/o   pulse  
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steth/o   chest  
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thromb/o   clot  
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valvu/o valv/o   valve  
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cholesterol/o   choesterol, a liquid substance  
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cyan/o   blue  
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myx/o   mucus  
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ox/o   oxygen  
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pericardi/o   pericardium  
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phleb/o   vein  
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rrhythm/o   rythm  
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ather/o   yellowish plaque of fatty substance  
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atri/o   atrium, upper receiving heart chamber  
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brachi/o   arm  
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cardi/o   heart  
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angio   vessel ,tube carrying liquid  
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aort/o   aorta, largest artery of body  
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arter/o arteri/o   artery  
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-graphy   process of recording  
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-oma   tumor, mass ,swelling  
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ectomy   removal, excision, reection  
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-megaly   enlargement  
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-pathy   disease, emotion  
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-brady   slow  
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-tachy   fast  
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hyper   above, excessive  
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-sis   state of condition  
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-centesis   surgical puncture to remove fluid  
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-lysis   breakdown, seperation  
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-plasty   surgical repair  
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-constriction   tighten or narrow  
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-peri   around  
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Pulmonary artery   Artery carrying oxygen-poor blood from the heart to the lungs  
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Pulmonary circulation   Flow of the blood from the heart to the lungs and back to the heart.  
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Pulmonary valve   Valve positioned between the right ventricle and the pulmonary artery.  
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Pulmonary vein   One of two pairs of vessels carrying oxygented blood form the lungs to the left atrium o the heart.  
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Pulse   Beat of the heart as felt through the walls of the arteries.  
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Septum Septae (plural)   Partition or wall deviding a cavity; such as between the right and left atria (interarterial septum) and right and left ventricles (interventricular eptum).  
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Sinoarterial node (SA node)   Pacemaker of the heart.  
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Sphygmomanometer   Instrument to measure blood pressure.  
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Systemic circulation   Flow of the blood from body tissue to the heart and then from the heart back to body tissue.  
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Valve   Structure n veins or in the heart that temporarily closes an opening so that blood flows in only one direction.  
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Vein   Thin-walled vessel that carries blood from body tissues and lungs back to the heart. Veins contain valves to prevent backflow of blood.  
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Venule   Small vein  
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Tricuspid valve   Located between that right atrium and the right ventricle; it has three (tri) leafets, or cusps.  
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Ventricle   One of 2 lower chambers of the heart.  
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Vena cava Venae cavae (plural)   Largest vein in the body. The superior nd inferior venae cave return blood to the right atrium of the heart.  
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Systole   Contraction phase of the heartbeat. From the greek systole, a contracting  
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Thrombus   bloodclot  
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Embolus   moving boodclot  
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Carditis   inflamation of the heart  
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Bacterial Endocarditis   Inflammation of the linning of the heart because of a bacterial infection  
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endocarditis   inflammation of the inner linning of the heart  
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mycarditis   inflammation of the heart muscle  
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pericarditis   inflammation of the pericardium  
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Angiospasm   spasmodic contraction of blood vessels  
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Arteriosclerosis   Abnormal hardening of the arteries  
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Angiostenosis   narrowing of blood vessele  
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Angina pectoris   cruhing, severe chest pain because of temporary lack of blood flow to the heart muscle. Low oxygene suppy  
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Treatment Angina   nitroglycerin  
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Diastole   Relaxing of the heart  
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Cardiomyopathy   any disease of the cardiac muscle  
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Hemostasis   process which causes bleeding to stop  
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aneurysm   localized weak spot in the wall of an artery usually caused by atherosclerosis can cause death  
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Vericose veins   abnormally wooen veins die to faillure of valves  
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Phlebitis   inflammation of vein  
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Ischemia   reduced blood flow or temporary deficiency in blood flow.  
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Cause of ischemia   blockage or narrowing o blood vessel, clots or atheromas.  
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Atria   one of two upper chambers of the heart, receiving chamber  
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Ventricle   one of two lower chambers of the heart reveive blood from the atrium  
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plasma   liquid portion of blood  
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Coronary arteries   blood vessels that branch from the aorta and carry oxygen-rich blood to the heart  
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pericardium   double layered membrane surrounding the heart  
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leukocyte   white blood cell  
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erythrocyte   red blood cell  
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thrombocyte   platlettes  
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Bundle of HIS   devides into the left bundle branch and the right bundle branch which form the conduction myofibers that extend through the ventricle wall and contract on stimulation  
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Purkinje fibers   located in the inner ventricle wall of the heart. Allow the hearts conduction system fo create synchronized contractions of its ventricles to maintain regular rhythm.  
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Sino-atrial node   pace maker of the heart  
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Atrio-ventricular node   specialized tissue in the wall between the atria  
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heart attack   congestive heart failure  
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arrhythmia   abnormal heart rhythms  
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Bradycardia   fast heart beat  
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Tachycardia   slow heart beat  
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sphygmomanometer   to measure pulse  
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Angiitis   inflammation of blood vessels  
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endarterectomy   Surgical removal of plaque from the inner layer of the artery  
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Cartoid endarterectomy   removal of fatty deposit blocking the cartoid artery  
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atherectomy   removal of a fatty plaque in an artery  
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arteriectomy   removal of atheromatous plaque from within a blood vessel  
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aneurymectomy   repair weak area of the aorta  
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