ch.9 cardiovascular terms Flashcards
angi/o
vessel
angin/o
to choke
arteri/o
artery
ather/o
fatty substance, porridge
atri/o
atrium
auscultat/o
listen to
cardi/o
heart
chol/e
bile
circulat/o
circular
claudicat/o
to limp
corpor/o
body
cyan/o
dark blue
dilat/o
to widen
dynam/o
power
ech/o
reflected sound
electr/o
electricity
embol/o
a throwing in
glyc/o
sweet, sugar
hem/o
blood
infarct/o
infarct (necrosis of an area)
isch/o
to hold back
lipid/o
fat
lun/o
moon
man/o
thin
mitr/o
mitral valve
my/o
muscle
occlus/o
to close up
oxy
sour, sharp, acid
palpit/o
throbbing
pector/o
chest
phleb/o
vein
pulmon/o
lung
rrhythm/o
rhythm
scler/o
hardening
sept/o
a partition
sin/o
a curve
sphygm/o
pulse
sten/o
narrowing
steth/o
chest
thromb/o
clot of blood
valvul/o
valve
vas/o
vessel
vascul/o
small vessel
ven/o
vein
ventricul/o
ventricle
vers/o
turning
anastom
opening
-osis
condition
angin (a)
to choke
pector
chest
-is
pertaining to
-graphy
recording
-gram
record
-oma
tumor
-plasty
surgical repair
a-
lack of
-ia
condition
-al
pertaining to
-itis
inflammation
-ar
pertaining to
-ion
process
bi-
two
-cuspid
point
brady-
slow
-ac
pertaining to
log
study of
-ist
one who specializes
-logy
study of
-megaly
enlargement, large
-pathy
disease
-ary
pertaining to
-ic
pertaining to
sterol
solid (fat)
con-
together, with
strict
to draw, to bind
dys-
difficult
-graph
instrument for recording
-ism
condition
end-
within
-ectomy
surgical excision
endo-
within
-um
tissue
extra-
outside
-eal
pertaining to
fibrillat
fibrils (small fibers)
hyper-
excessive
-emia
blood condition
tens
pressure
hypo-
deficient, below
-metry
measurement
-gen
formation, produce
peri-
around
-centesis
surgical puncture
-tomy
incision
semi-
half
-meter
instrument to measure
-ia
condition
tachy-
rapid
-scope
instrument for examining
-ectasis
dilatation
tri-
three
-cuspid
a point
-er
relating to
-ide
having a particular quality
con-
together
-or
one who, a doer
-spasm
contraction, spasm
-ive
nature of, quality of
bruit
pathological noise; a sound of venous or arterial origin heard on auscultation