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Angi/o

Vessel

Aneurysm/o

Widening or widened blood vessel

Aneurysmorrhaphy

Surture of a blood vessel

Aort/o

Aorta

Aortostenosis

Narrowing of the aorta

Arteri/o

Artery

Ather/o

Fatty plaque

Cardi/o

Heart

Phleb/o

Vein

Thromb/o

Blood clot

What is the largest blood vessel in the body?

The aorta

What conveys the blood from the upper portion of the body?

Superior vena cava

What conveys blood from the lower portion of the body?

Inferior vena cava

A wall or partition dividing a body space or cavity is known as a what?

Septum

Blood flows from the ____ atrium to the ____ _____ to the ___ _____

Right atrium


Tricuspid valve


Right ventricle

What carries the oxygen deficient blood to the lungs?

The pulomonary artieries

What is situated betweem the upper and lower chambers(the left aortic ventricle) ?

The mitral(bicuspid) valve

EKG or ECG

Electrocardiogram(evaluates abnormal cardiac rhythm)

Megalocardia and cardiomegaly means what?

Enlarged heart

A thickening, hardening , and loss of elasticity of arterial walls

Arteriosclerosis

What is the most common form of arteriosclerosis and is characterized by an accumulatiom of plaque withing the arterial wall?

Atherosclerosis

Abnormal blowing sound heard on auscultation and caused by tubulent blood flow through an artery

Bruit

What is a mass of undissolved matter, commonly a clot , fatty plaque, or air bubble that travels through a blood stream and becomes lodged in a blood vessel

Embolus

What is a defiency of blood flow to an organ or tissue due to circulatory obstruction?

Ischemia

What is a streptococcal infectiom that causes damage to the heart valves and heart muscle, most commonly in children and young adults?

Rheumatic heart disease