Meanings
Serum
What lacks fibrin and most clotting factors that were used during clot formation?
RBCs
What Red Blood Cells?
Return blood towards the heart
What are Veins?
Acr/o
What is extremities?
Chondr-
What is Cartilage?
Digestive system
What breaks down food into smaller nutrients the body can absorb and use?
WBCs
What is White Blood Cells?
Carry oxygen using hemoglobin
What is Red Blood Cells?
Lapar/o
What is abdominal wall?
Hyster-
What is Uterus?
Homeostasis
What is the process that stops bleeding and helps close an open wound?
RDS
What is Respiratory distress syndrome?
Supports the body, protects the internal organs, allows movement, produces blood cells, and stores calcium
What is Musculoskeletal System
Infer/o
What is Lowermost or below
Algesi/o
What is sensitivity to pain?
Dactylology
What is the study of fingerprints?
BP
What is Blood Pressure?
Types of bones
What is:
Flat
Irregular
Long
Short
Periton/o
What is peritoneum?
-osis
What is "increase" or "abnormal"? (referring to cellular components)
Hemostasis sequence
What is vasoconstriction; platelet plug; fibrin clot; fibrinolysis
AF
What is Atrial Fibrillation?
Four Chambers of the heart
What is:
Right Atrium
Right ventricle
Left Atrium
Left ventricle
P waves may be normal or hidden/close to the QRS
What is Supraventricular Tachycardia?
-poiesis
What is production?