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cusp/o

Combining form for "projection; point"

fibrillation

Arrythmia in which there is very fast, uncoordinated quivering of the myocardium.

sick sinus syndrome

bradycardia and tachycardia alternate

beta blocker

a drug that decreases the heart rate and dilates the arteries

cardioversion

procedure to treat arhythmia

HDL

an increased level of this lipoprotein is beneficial

ather/o

Combining form for soft, fatty substance

saphen/o

Combining form for clearly visible

carot/o

Combining form for stupor; sleep

epinephrine

hormone released during vigorous exercise

endocardium

structure that lines the atria, ventricles and heart valve

jugular

delivers blood from head to superior vena cava

theli/o

Combining form for cellular layer

pariet/o

Combining form for wall of a cavity

peroneal artery

brings oxygenated blood to the little toe side of the lower leg

dysrhythmia

irregular heartbeat

Sound of S1

closing of tricuspid and mitral valves

carotid artery

takes blood to the face, neck, brain and head

portal

vein that brings blood from the head to the superior vena cava

100,000

The heart beats about ___ times per day.

neutrophils

the most common type of white blood cells

type O

blood type with no antigens on the red blood cells

spleen

organ that removes old erythrocytes from the blood

IgG

the most abundant of all the immunoglobins

corticosteroid

drug that decreases inflammation and suppresses the immune response

-crit

suffix meaning separation of

antibody

synonym for immunoglobin

-penia

suffix for condition of deficiency

protease

an enzyme the HIV needs to reproduce itself

Schilling test

Urine test to diagnose pernicious anemia

peripheral

blood taken from an extremity

IgA

found in the first breast milk

NK cell

a type of lymphocyte

red bone marrow

where hematopoeisis occurs

leucocytes

basinophils, neutrophils, lymphocytes

platelet

synonym for thrombocyte

spleen

lymphoid organ

esonophils

release chemicals that destroy foreign cells and engulf pollen

NT natural cell

recognize a cancer cell or virus before they are coated with antibodies

reticul/o

Combining form for small network

symptoms of mononeucleosis

enlarged lymph nodes, fever, fatigue

corticosteroid

given to organ patients to prevent rejection

Type B+

B antigen with Rhfactor

actin/o

Combining form for rays of the sun

nail bed

living tissue beneath the nail plate

nevus

benign lesion present at birth; a birthmark

senile lentigo

light to dark brown macuoles with irregular edges

basal cell carcinoma

most common type of skin cancer

laceration

deep penetrating wound

icter/o

Combining form for combining form for jaundice

in a follicle

where each hair forms

ecchym/o

Combining form for blood in the tissue

pedicul/o

Combining form for lice

welt

a large wheal

diaphor/o

Combining form for sweating

all/o

Combining form for strange

integu/o

Combining form for to cover

dermatome

sends sensory information from the skin to the brain

freckle

a macule

wheal

insect bite; elevated with broad, flat top

tinea cruris

jockitch; fungus in the groin

curettage

procedure to scrape off a skin lesion

aggregation

The process of platelets sticking to a damaged blood vessel wall and forming clumps is known as platelet

coagulation

Formation of a blood clot by platelets, erythrocytes and clotting factors is

histamine

Dilates the blood vessels and increases blood flow, which causes redness and also brings more leukocytes to the site of the injury

basophil

Least common leukocyte

neutrophil

Most common type of leukocyte

allergen

the foreign substance that triggers or causes an allergic response

trich/o

The combining forms pil/o and ___ mean hair.

in the subcutaneous layer

The basal cells are located

melanocytes

located in the epidermis

basal cells

located in the epidermis

histamines

basal cells release__ that produce an allergic reaction

iatr/

combining form meaning physician and treatment