Latin root meaning "end" or "finished"

to infinite extent; without limit

synonym for infinitely

Latin prefix meaning "across"

to move to another place; an operation in which an organ or tissue is moved to another human

Latin prefix for "away from" or "down"

From the Latin root "vor" meaning "to swallow"

literally means "to swallow down" or to eat

Greek root meaning "relating to the heart"

means "one who does"

a doctor who specializes in treating the human heart

from the Latin root "cor-" meaning "heart"

inner strength; brave, bold, daring, or fearless

Greek prefix meaning "in"

to make strong; support

Latin prefix for "together"

Latin for "place" or "put"

Latin suffix used to form a noun

Arrangement. The thoughtful arrangement of the various parts so that the final piece is unified and whole.

Latin for "bright" or "light"

Latin for "dark"

the treatment of light and shade in drawing and painting

Latin prefix for "together with"

Latin for "center"

collect all in one place;

to give you something all of your focus;

to bring together

movement in a regular or circular course

pertaining to circulation or having the form of a circle

element of a larger whole; part

The Greek root for "blood"

Latin for "globe"

a protein found in red blood cells that carries oxygen

Means "to carry" in Latin

to carry across; to move from one place to another

From the Latin word meaning "chamber".

Is the smallest structural and functional unit of an organism.

The liquid part of blood; it is 90% water

From the Greek word meaning "around"

a protective sac that encloses the heart

From the Greek word for "vault". It means a room or private room.

From the Latin word that means "a partition".

This is what the membrane that separates the left and right sides of the heart is called.

From the Latin word for "corridor".

It is one of the top two chambers, or rooms, of the heart that receives oxygen from the veins.

From the Latin word meaning "a little belly".

It is one of the two bottom chambers of the heart that receives blood from the atrium and sends it out of the heart through an artery.

a heart valve located between the left atrium and the left ventricle

a heart valve located between the left ventricle and aorta

to make conclusions based on information

not identified by name; of unknown name

Greek for "opposite" or "against"

Means "name"

a word opposite in meaning to another

example: good/bad

Greek for "with" or "together"

a word or phrase that means exactly or nearly the same as another word or phrase

example: close/shut

Latin for "not"

Latin for "death"

Latin suffix that indicates a connection with something

living forever; never dying or decaying

Latin for a straightforward or direct speech; is written or spoken language in it’s ordinary form

to take parts and them together to form the same idea

kind, compassionate, understanding, sensitive

self-sacrificing, giving

noble

exercise that raises ones heartrate