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Apex

Lower pointed end of the heart

Septum

Wall that Separates right and left side of the heart

Atrium

Upper receiving chamber of the heart

Pericardium

Sac around the heart that facilitates movement of the heart beat

Aortic valve

Valve between the left ventricle and aorta

Tricuspid valve

Valve between right atrium and right ventricle

Why are the pulmonary and teicupsid valves also called semilunar valves?

Due to half moon shape

Vein

Vessels that carries blood to to heart

Capillary

Microscopic thin-walled vessel where gas, nutrient, snd waste exchange take place between blood and cells of body.

Lymph

Clear fluid consisting of white and red blood cells that accumulates in tissue and is removed by lymphatic capillaries

Lymphnodes

Small, bean-shaped masses of lymphatic tissue that filters bacteria and foreign material from the lymph

Thromb/o

Blood clot

Ather/o

Fatty paste

Angi/o

Vessels, vascular

Varic/o

Swollen or twisted veins

Phleb/o

Associated with veins

Anticoagulant

Drug used to prolong clotting time

Coron/o

Encircling, crown

Sphygmomanometer

Instrument uses to measure blood pressure

Son/o

Sound or Soundwaves

A function of cardiovascular system is to transport (?) And nutrients to body cells through arteries and capillaries

Oxygen

Mitral valve

Also known as the bicuspid valve, located between the left atrium and left ventricle

Myocardium

Middle muscular layer of heart tissue

Lumen

Interior space of a vessel