Everest345 mod d wk 1
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-al | pertaining to
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aneurysm/o | aneurysm
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-are | arch
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arteri/o | artery
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ather/o | plaque
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brady- | slow
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cardi/o | heart
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centisis | surgical puncture to remove fluid
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-cyte | cell
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ech/o | sound
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-emia | blood
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-graphy | process of recording
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necro | death
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-osis | abnormal condition
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-penia | deficiency
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phon/o | sound
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reticul/o | network
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-rrhaphy | to suture
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-scler/o | hard
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sept/o | partition
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tachy | fast
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thromb/o | clot
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vas/o | vessel
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angi/o | blood vessel
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-rrhexis | rupture
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aneurysmorrhaphy | The surgical suture of the sac of an aneurysm
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angiocardiography | a radiographic study using x-ray and contrast medium to visualize the dimensions of the heart and large blood vessels
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angionecrosis | death of the walls of blood vessels
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arteriosclerosis | characterized by thickening and loss of elasticity of the arterial walls
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atherosclerosis | build up of a waxy plaque on the inside of blood vessels
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cardiocentesis | puncture of a heart chamber to remove fluid
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echocardiography | ultrasound to evaluate structure and motion of the heart
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phonocardiography | recording of the heart sounds
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reticulocyte | young red blood cell with no nucleus
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thrombocytopenia | abnormal decrease in platelets
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angina | discomfort or pressure localized in the chest
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CHF | congestive heart failure
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diastolic | The phase of blood circulation in which the heart's pumping chambers (ventricles) are being filled with blood
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hemophilia | genetic bleeding disorder affecting clotting factors in the blood
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mediastinum | septum between parts of an organ
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MI | myocardial infarction
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perfusion | flow of blood through an organ
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plasmapheresis | plasma removed from donor blood and red blood cells returned to donor
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PVC | premature ventricular contraction
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systolic | The phase of blood circulation in which the heart's pumping chambers (ventricles) are actively pumping blood.
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TIA | transient ischemic attack
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Cardiologist | a physician who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of heart disease
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cardiopulmonary | relating to the heart and lungs
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cyanosis | blueish discoloration of skin due to lack of oxygen
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endocarditis | inflammation of the inner layer of the heart
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hypertension | high blood pressure
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hypotension | low blood pressure
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ischemic | insufficient supply of blood
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phlebitis | inflammation of a vein
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thrombosis | blood clot in a vessel
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anastomosis | surgical connection between 2 hollow or tubular structures
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