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cardiovascular, immune & lymphatic systems & blood Chapter 10

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thorac/o   chest  
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thoracodynia   a condition of chest pain  
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card/o, cardi/o, coron/o   heart  
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tachycardia   a condition of a fast heart (pulse)  
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bacterial endocarditis   inflammation of the inner lining of the heart (endocardium) caused by bacteria  
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myocarditis   inflammation of the myocardium (muscle layer) of the heart  
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myocardium   muscle layer of the heart  
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pericardiocentesis   surgical puncture of the pericardium (membraneous sac surrounding the heart)  
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pericardium   membraneous sac surrounding the heart  
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pericardiostomy   a new or artificial opening into the pericardium  
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cardiologist   a specialist in the study of the heart  
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cardiodynia   pain in the heart  
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dynia or algia   pain  
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phono   sound  
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phonocardiogram   a record of heart sounds  
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cardiomegaly   enlargement of the heart  
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cardiomyopathy   disease condition of the heart muscle  
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electrocardiogram (EKG or ECG)   a record of the electrical activity of the heart  
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echocardiography (ECHO)   the process of recording the heart using sound  
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Diagnostic Imaging (DI) using sound is AKA   sonography, untrasound, or doppler  
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Transesophageal Echocardiogram (TEE)   a record of the heart using sound waves transmitted across the esophagus  
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The escophagus connects the   pharynx (throat) to the stomach  
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pharynx   throat  
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CardioPulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)   emergency procedure consisting of artificial ventilation (breathing) and cardiac massage AKA Basic Life Support (BLS)  
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cardiac catheterization ("cardiac cath")   introduction of a catheter (small flexible tube) into the heart to determine cardiac disease AKA angiocardiography or coronary arteriography  
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catheter   small flexible tube  
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cardian scan   diagnostic imaging (DI) of the heart after introduction of a radioactive material  
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radioactive imaging   is performed in nuclear medicine  
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Contrast or (Radiopaque)   materials that illuminate when exposed to x-ray  
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coronary thrombosis   an abnormal condition of a thrombus (clot) in a coronary artery  
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coronary arteries   are the vessels that deliver oxygenated blood to the heart tissue  
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coronary occlusion (obstruction, or infarction)   an obstruction (infarction) of a coronary artery AKA Myocardial Infarction (MI) or "heart attack"  
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embolus (embolism) or emboli   a floating clot  
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Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)   an abnormal condition of a clot in a deep vein of a leg  
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sedentary lifestyle   little or no regular exercise  
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TED hose or Jobst stockings   antiemboli (compression) hose  
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TED stands for   ThromboEmbolism Deterrent  
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ebolectomy   surgical removal of an embolus (floating clot)  
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myocardial ischemia   starvation of oxygenated blood to the cardia muscle AKA Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS)  
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ischemia   starvation of oxygenated blood  
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angina pectoris   thoracodynia caused by an ischemic heart  
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intracoronary thrombolytic therapy   a treatment to break up a clot(s) within the coronary arteries AKA "Clot Buster"  
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percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA)   surgical repair of a coronary artery(ies) using a catheter (small flexible tube) with an inflatable balloon  
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lumen (lumina)   the inside diameter(s) of a vessel  
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coronary stent   a device that prevents closure after an angioplasty  
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necr/o   death  
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myocardial necrosis   death of the heart muscle  
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valv/o or valvul/o   valve  
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valvotomy   surgical incision of a valve  
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valvuloplasty   surgical repair of a heart valve  
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heart murmur   the sound caused from regurgitation of blood past an incompetent valve  
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regurgitation   back flow or reflux  
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another name for Murmur   bruit (bruee, sounds like)  
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vas/o, vascul/o, angi/o   (blood) vessel(s)  
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vasodilation   increased diameter of blood vessels  
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vasoconstriction   decreased diameter of blood vessels  
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cardiovascular   pertaining to the heart and (blood) vessels  
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peripheral vascular   pertaining to the blood vessels outside of the heart  
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angiospasm   an involuntary muscle contraction of a (blood) vessel  
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angiogram   a record of a (blood) vessel  
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angiostenosis   narrowing of a (blood) vessel  
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angiocarditis   inflammation of a heart vessel  
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angioma   a tumor or mass of a (blood) vessel  
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angioscopy   the process of using a usually lighted instrument to view a (blood) vessel  
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angiography   the process of recording (blood) vessel  
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arter/o or arteri/o   artery(ies)  
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arteriorrhexis   rupture of an artery  
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arteriography   the process of recording arteries  
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polyarteritis   inflammation of many arteries  
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arteriogram   a record of an artery  
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arteriol/o or arteriole(s)   small arteries  
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arteriolitis   inflammation of arterioles (small artery(ies))  
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-sclerosis   abnormal condition of hardening  
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osis   abnormal condition  
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-scler   hardening  
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arteriosclerosis   abnormal condition of hardening of the arteries  
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ather/o   fatty plaque  
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atherosclerosis   an abnormal condition of hardening (of the arteries) caused by fatty plaque  
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Atherosclerosis will cause   arterial stenosis (narrowing)  
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Coronary Artery Disease (CAD)   stenosis of a coronary artery(ies) caused by atherosclerosis  
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atherectomy   surgical removal of fatty plaque  
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endarterectomy   surgical removal of within an artery  
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cholesterol/o   cholesterol  
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Cholesterol is   one type of saturated fat (lipid).  
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hypercholesterolemia   a blood condition of excessive cholesterol  
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lipid profile   blood test for cholesterol, triglycerides, Low Density Lipoprotein (LDL), Very Low Density Lipoprotein (VLDL) and High Density Lipoprotein (HDL) HDL is AKA "good cholesterol"  
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aneurysm/o   aneurysm  
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aneurysm is   a weakness in an arterial septum (wall)  
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septum   wall  
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Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA)   a weakness in the abdominal aortic septum  
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Aorta   is the largest artery in the body  
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dissecting aneurysm   tearing of an aneurysm  
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dissecting   tearing  
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phelb/o, ven/o, ven/i   vein(s)  
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venous   pertaining to a vein  
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venogram   a record of a vein  
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phlebitis   inflammation of a vein  
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phelbectomy   surgical removal of a vein  
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phlebography   the process of recording a vein  
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venipuncture   surgical puncture of a vein AKA phlebotomy  
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varicose veins (varicosities)   superficial, swollen, twisted, knotty, veins of a leg  
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ligation (ligate) and stripping   tying and removing  
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hemorrhoid/o   hemorrhoid(s)  
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Hemorrhoids are   swollen twisted vein(s) of the anal region.  
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hemorrhoidectomy   excision of a hemorrhoid  
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venul/o   venule  
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venules are   small veins  
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capillari/o   capillaries  
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capillaries are   microscopic arteries and veins where respiration takes place  
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Respiration is   the exchange of gasses  
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the gasses exchanged are   oxygen (O2) and carbon dioxide (CO2)  
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hem/o or hemat/o   blood  
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hemolysis (hemostatic)   the stoppage or controlling of bleeding  
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stasis or static   stop or control  
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hemorrhage (hemorrahgie)   the rapid flow of blood  
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hematologist   a specialist in the study of blood  
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hematoma   a mass of blood  
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lymph/o   lymph  
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Lymph is   immune tissue  
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aden/o   gland  
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lymphadenopathy   disease condition (edema) of the lymph glands  
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edema   swelling  
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lymphoma   tumor or mass of the lymph  
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lymphadenitis   inflammation of (a) lymph glands (nodes)  
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lymphangiogram   a record of the lymph vessels  
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splen/o   spleen  
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the spleen is   lymph tissue and is a reservoir (storage container) for erythorocytes (RBC's (red blood cells))  
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lymphactic system is   a circulatory system without a pump  
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splenectomy   surgical removal of the spleen  
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splenomegaly   enlargement of the spleen  
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erythrocytes   Red Blood Cells (RBC's)  
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Erythrocytes (RBC's) carry   oxygen (O2) and carbon dioxide (CO2)  
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plasm/o   plasma  
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Plasma is the   liquid portion of the blood AKA serum  
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-apheresis   remove  
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plasmapheresis   removal of plasma from donated blood and the return of erythrocytes (RBC's), leukocytes (WBC's) and thrombocytes (platelets) to the patient  
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-poiesis   formation  
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blood formation occurs   in the bone marrow (Myel/o)  
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Myel/o   bone marrow  
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myelogenic   pertaining to creation by the bone marrow  
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hematopoiesis   the formation of blood  
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erythropoiesis   the formation of erythrocytes (RBC's)  
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leukopoiesis   the formation of leukocytes (WBC's)  
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thrombopoiesis   the formation of thrombocytes (clot cells)  
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thrombocytes are   clot cells AKA platelets  
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leukocytosis   an abnormal condition of excessive leukocytes (WBC's)  
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osis when referring to cells   always mean an abnormal condition of EXCESSIVE  
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thrombocytopenia   a deficiency of thrombocytes (platelets)  
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morph/o   shapes  
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morphology   the study of shapes  
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prophylaxis or prophylactic   to prevent or protect  
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sternotomy   surgical incision of the sternum (breastbone)  
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Hypertensive Heart Disease (HHD)   heart disease caused by chronic high blood pressure(HyperTensioN (HTN))  
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hypertension (HTN)   high blood pressure  
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chronic   persistent or recurring  
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hypotension   low blood pressure  
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arrhythmia (dysrhythmia)   abnormal cardiac electrical impulses (a condition of no rhythm)  
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palpitation(s)   chest discomfort caused by an arrhythmia  
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Holter monitor   ambulatory EKG device worn by a patient for 24 hours to detect arrhythmias  
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artificial pacemaker   device implanted under the skin to regulate heart rate  
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anticoagulant   against coagulation (clotting)  
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femoropopliteal ("fempop") bypass   surgery to establish an alternate route for blood flow between the femoral and popliteal arteries  
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Excessive Tolerance Test (ETT)   test of heart function while the patient is exercising AKA treadmill stress test  
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hypothermia (hypothermic)   a condition of deficient body heat  
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hyperthermia (hyperthermic)   a condition of excessive body heat  
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anastomosis (anastomoses)   joining(s)  
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malaise   a feeling of being unwell  
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exacerbate (exacerbation)   to get worse or make worse  
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gangrene (gangrenous)   putrefaction (rot) of tissue  
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Putrefaction (putrefy)   is caused by microbial proliferation (growth in numbers)  
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adipose tissue   fat tissue  
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patent   open  
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paroxysmal   sudden  
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infiltrate (infiltration)   to pass into or through  
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bone marrow biopsy (Bx)   pathologic analysis of a bone marrow tissue sample to diagnose blood disorders  
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ACLS   Advanced Cardiac Life Support  
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AMI   Acute Myocardial Infarction  
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Acute means   sudden  
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CBC   Complete Blood Count  
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H & H   Hemoglobin and Hematocrit  
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Hemoglobin   is a blood protein found inside RBC's and necessary for respiration  
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Healthy Hemoglobin requires   iron (Fe)  
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CCU   Coronary Care Unit  
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CCU step down is called   telemetry  
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CHF   Congestive Heart Failure  
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PVD   Peripheral Vascular Disease AKA Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD)  
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CABG   Coronary Artery Bypass Graft  
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a graft refers to   transplanted tissue  
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GVHR   Graft Versus Host Reaction  
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GVHR refers to   rejection of a graft  
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CPK (CK) and troponin   serum enzymes that elevate with muscle (cardiac) damage  
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ICD   Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator  
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