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Ch-9 CardioVascular System

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What are two root terms for vessel   angi/o, vas/o  
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What is the term for aorta   aort/o  
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What is the term for artery   arteri/o  
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What is the term for fatty   ather/o  
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What is the term for atrium   atri/o  
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What is the term for crown   coron/o  
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What is the root for vein   phleb/o  
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what is the term for pressure   tens-  
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What is term for clot   thromb/o  
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what is the term for valve   valv/o, vlavul/o  
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What is the root for dilated   varic/o  
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What is the prefix for vein   veno  
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What is the root term for ventricle   ventricul/o  
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