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Cardiovascular Part 2

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The name of the muscular wall separating the left and right sides of the heart is the ______.   show
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show Systole  
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show Heart  
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A vessel supplying oxygenated blood to the heart muscle is called a _________.   show
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show Right atrium  
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show Angina Pectoris  
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show Arrhythmia  
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show Palpitation  
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Cava   show
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show Vein  
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show Lower  
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show Diastole  
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show Vena Cava  
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The heart chamber that sends oxygen-rich blood out of the heart is the _________ ventricle   show
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A vessel supplying oxygenated blood to the heart muscle is called a _______.   show
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show Hard  
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show Inferior vena cava  
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show Aortectasia  
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show In the Upper extremeties  
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The term that describes a closing or blockage of a passage is _______.   show
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Record of the Bramlood Vessels   show
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show Aortogram  
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show Arteriogram  
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show Superior vena cava  
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The condition that involves the heart muscle being too thick is known as _____________   show
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Formation of fatty plaque on the wall of an artery is called ______.   show
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show Puncture of the tissue around the heart  
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show Surgical removal of a heart valve  
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show Incision into a heart valve  
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Valvuloplasty   show
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show Embolus  
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MRA CABG PCI   show
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show Septal  
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CHF, HTN,SCA   show
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show Angiocarditis  
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Quivering or spontaneous contraction of muscle fibers in the heart's atrium   show
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show Atrial septal defect  
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show Cardiac arrest  
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show Congestive cardiomyopathy  
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show Congestive cardiomyopathy  
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