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48 Cards in this Set

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aeortic regurgitation
the aeortic valve prevents the blood from flowing back into the ventricle
coronary arteries
supply blood to the muscle of the heart
myocardial infarction
loss of living heart muscle as a result of coronary artery occlusion
amyl-
combining form

starch
angin-
combining form

choking pain, angina pectoris
aort-
combining form

aorta
arct(at)-
combining form

compress
ather-
combining form

[soupy] fatty deposit
atri-
combining form

(entrance hall) atrium
bol-
combining form

a throwing
capill
combining form

[hair] capillary
cirs-
combining form

dilated and twisted vein, varix
-clud-, -clus-
combining form

close
cor-, cord-
combining form

heart
coron-
combining form

crown
cusp-, -cuspid
combining form

point
dextr-
combining form

right (side)
-form
combining form

shape
gurgit-, gurgitat-
combining form

flood, flow
pector-
combining form

breast, chest
phleb-
combining form

vein
puml(on)-
combining form

lung, pulmonary artery
rhythm-
combining form

[steady motion] heartbeat
sept-
combining form

wall, portion
sin-, sinus-
combining form

[curve, hollow] sinus
sinister-
combining form

left side
sphygm-
combining form

pulse
stal-, stol-
combining form

send, contraction
tens(i)-
combining form

stretch
thromb-
combining form

blood clot
top-
combining form

place
vag-
combining form

[wandering] the vagus nerve
varic-, varix
combining form

dilated and twisted vein, varix
vas-
combining form

[blood] vessel, vas deferens
ven-
combining form

vein
ventr-
combining form

belly, abdomen, abdominal cavity
systole and diastole
from greek stellien (send)
systole
period of contraction of the heart when the blood is sent through the aorta and the pulminary artery
diastole
period of expansion when the heart dilates and the atria and ventricles fill with blood from the venae cavae and the pulmonary vein
sphygmonomanometer
blood pressure cuff
mitral valve
valve of the heart that lies between the left atrium and the left ventricle that allows passage of blood from the atrium into the ventricle
mitral regurgitation
a backflowing of the blood
facies mitralis
the facial appearance of someone afflicted with mitral malfunction; distended capillaries and cyanosis
artherosclerosis
coronary artery disease results from this
embolus
formed from clotted blood and a form of thrombus
aneurysm
local distention of the wall of a blood vessel, usually an artery, and often the aorta
apoplexy
stroke caused by intracerebral hemorrhage, often from an aneurysm
ballistics
the science of projectiles