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To choke chest pertaining to

Angina pectoris

Vessel record

Angiogram

Lack of rhythm condition

Arrhythmia

Artery pertaining to

Arterial

Artery hardening condition

Arteriosclerosis

Fatty substances, porridge hardening condition

Atherosclerosis

Atrium ventricle pertaining to

Atrioventricular

Listen to process

Auscultation

To joint

Bicuspid

Slow heart condition

Bradycardia

Pathological noise; I found of Venice or arterial origin heard on auscultation

Bruit

Loss of loss of effective heart function ; which results in recitation of functional circulation

Cardiac arrest

Pertaining to the heart and small blood vessels

Cardiovascular

Moving of blood in the veins and arteries throughout the body

Circulation

Process of lameness or limping - no, cramping pain in the hips, thighs, calves or buttocks caused by an inadequate supply of oxygen to the muscles, due to narrowed arteries

Claudication

Process of drawing together semicolon as a narrowing of a vessel

Constriction

Abnormal condition of the skin and mucous membranes caused by oxygen deficiency in the blood

Cyanosis

Relaxation phase of heart cycle during - - heart muscle relax and heart chambers fill with blood

Diastole

Abnormal rhythm condition

Dysrhythmia

Pathological condition caused by a foreign substance or clot

Embolism

Inflammation of the endocardium

Endocarditis

Quivering or spontaneous contraction of individual muscle fibers

Fibrillation

Dynamic study of hearts function and movement of the blood and pressure

Hemodynamic

Process of development of an infarct >death of tissue resulting from obstruction of blood flow

Infarction

Lack of oxygen due to decreased blood supply to a part of body caused by construction of obstruction of blood flow

Ischemia

Sound ranging from soft and blowing to Latin booming heard on auscultation of heart

Murmur

Pertaining to the heart muscle

Myocardial

Blockage in vessel, canal, or passage of the body

Occlusion

Abnormal rapid dropping or fluttering of heart that is perceptible to patient and may be felt by the physician during a physical exam

Palpitation

Sac surrounding the heart

Pericardial

Inflammation of the pericardium

Pericarditis

Inflammation of vein - will be redness, swelling, pain or burning along length of affected vein

Phlebitis

Wall or partition that divide or separates a body space or cavity

Septum

Contraction phase of the heart cycle during which blood is forced into the systemic circulation the aorta and the pulmonary circulation via the pulmonary artery

systole

Inflammation of vein associated with the formation of a thrombus

Thrombophlebitis

Valve with three cuts ; pertaining to

Tricuspid

Active narrowing of a blood vessel

Vasoconstrictive

Medicine that acts directly on smooth muscle cells within blood vessels to make them widen

Vasodilator

Pertaining to a cardiac ventricle

Ventricular