Latin Prefixes
What is the Latin prefix for blood?
What is hemo/a?
Covers the outer surface of the heart
What is the epicardium?
What is blood?
What is the fluid tissue of the cardiovascular system?
Liver that aides digestion and breaks down harmful drugs
What is a healthy liver?
What blood type has only A antigens?
What is Type A blood?
What is the Latin prefix for against?
What is anti?
Muscle wall of the heart
What is the myocardium?
What does blood do?
What is provides nutrients, oxygen, removal of waste, and special cells to protect against disease?
Continious inflammation of the liver
What is a fibrotic liver?
What type of blood has no antibodies present?
What is the Latin prefix for red?
What is erythros?
Inner surface of the heart
What is the endocardium?
What does blood regulate?
What is pH and iron composition of cellular fluids, clotting capabilities to restrict blood loss, and body temperature?
Extensive scarring and blood flow block of the liver
What is cirrhotic liver?
What blood type has no antigens?
What is Type O Blood?
What is the Latin prefix for white?
What is leukos?
Recives blood from the body
What is the right atrium?
What blood cell type is the most numberous?
What is red blood cells?
Formation of a malignant tumor in the liver
What is liver cancer?
What blood type is known as the universal donor?
What is Type O?
What is the Latin prefix for cell?
What is cyte?
Recives blood from the right atrium
What is the right ventricle?
What type of blood cells get destroyed in the liver and spleen after death?
Yellowing of the skin and sclera
What blood type is known as the Universal Recipient?
What is Type AB?