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Cardiovascular and Respiratory Terms

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Term
Definition
angio   vessel  
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aortal   aorta, main artery  
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arterio   artery  
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cardio   heart  
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emboli   vessel obstruction  
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hema   hemo-blood  
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anemia   without blood  
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phleb   vein  
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thrombo   blood clot  
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varico   varicose veins  
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vaso   blood vessel  
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vena   vein  
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ventricu   heart cavity  
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broncho   bronchi, airway  
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cili   hairlike processes  
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ectasis   expansion  
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laryngo   larynx, voice box  
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naso   nose  
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oro   mouth  
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oxy   oxygen, keen  
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pector   breast, chest  
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pleura   rib side  
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pneumo   lung  
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ptysis   to spit  
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pulmo   lungs  
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rhin   nose  
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tracheo   trachea, windpipe  
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emia   blood  
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Cardiomyopathy   Diseases of heart muscles. Weak heart muscle  
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Hemochromatosis   Disease in which to much Iron builds up in the body.  
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Pneumothorax   A total collapse of the lung. Air in the space around the lung.  
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Rhinophyma   Large red colored bulb shaped nose.  
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Tracheomalacia   Weakness and floppiness of the wall of the windpipe, either at birth or after birth. (Congenital or acquired) Weakness of trachea.  
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Pericardium   Sac around the heart  
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Cardiac Tamponade   Too much fluid fills the pericardial space, thus limiting the ability to beat.  
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Myocardial infarction    
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Pharynx   Passage that extends from the mouth downward.  
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Diffusion   Exchange of gases from a higher concentration to a lower concentration.  
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CPR   Cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Chest compressions and ventilations.  
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Pneumonia   Alveoli of the lungs are filled with fluid.  
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Alveoli   Line the lungs, where exchange of oxy and co2 occur.  
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Tracheostomy   Cutting a hole into the throat to allow air into the lungs.  
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