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AMYL-
Combining form:
starch
ANGIN-
Combining form:
choking pain, angina pectoris
AORT-
Combining form:
aorta
ARCT(AT)-
Combining form:
compress
ATHER-
Combining form:
[soup] fatty deposit
ATRI-
Combining form:
[entrance hall] atrium
BOL-
Combining form:
a throwing
CAPILL-
Combining form:
[hair] capilary
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:
flow, flood
PECTOR-
Combining form:
breast, chest
PHLEB-
Combining form:
vein
PULM(ON)-
Combining form:
lung, pulmonary artery
RHYTHM-
Combining form:
[steady motion] heartbeat
SEPT-
Combining form:
wall, partition
SIN-, SINUS-
Combining form:
[curve, hollow] sinus
SINISTR-
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
The period of concentration of the heart when the blood is sent through the aorta and the pulmonary artery.
Diastole
The period of expansion when the heart dilates and the atria and ventricles fill with blood from the vanae cavae and the pulmonary vein.
Mitral valve
(Of the heart) lies between the left atrium and the left ventricle and allows passage of blood from the atrium into the ventricle.
Embolism
The blockage of a blood vessel by any mass of non-dissolved matter, a blood clot, or an air bubble
Catabolism
The process by which complex compounds are reduced to simpler ones, usually accompanied by the release of energy.