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Dr . Smith : Good morning , I see you've been experiencing some chest pain and irregular heartbeats .

Patient : Yes , it's been happening more frequently . I ? m worried it might be serious .

Dr . Smith : Based on your symptoms , it could be a case of , which is an irregularity or loss of rhythm in the heartbeat . The term arrhythmia breaks down into the prefix - ( lack of ) , the root - - ( rhythm ) , and the suffix - ( condition ) , meaning a condition of lack of rhythm . We also noted signs of , a condition where a blood clot forms within the vascular system . The term consists of the root - ( blood clot ) and the suffix - ( abnormal condition ) , meaning an abnormal condition involving a blood clot .

Nurse Lee : Doctor , I remember you mentioned earlier that the patient had last year , which is of a . Could that be related ?

Dr . Smith : It's possible . The term is made up of the root - ( vein ) and the suffix - ( inflammation ) , indicating of a . We'll also check for any , which are of . The term angioma includes the root - ( blood vessel ) and the suffix - ( tumor ) , meaning a tumor of a blood vessel . Lastly , we'll investigate for , which are obstructions in blood vessels . The term embolism comprises the root - ( obstruction ) and the suffix - ( condition ) , referring to the condition of having an in a .

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Professor Kim : Today's topic is about cardiovascular conditions and their treatments . Let's start with some terms . Can anyone tell me what refers to ?

Student A : It pertains to the heart .

Professor Kim : Exactly . The term 'cardiac' includes the root - ( heart ) and the suffix - ( pertaining to ) , meaning to the . Now , suppose a patient has , what does that indicate ?

Student B : That would mean they have inflammation of a heart valve .

Professor Kim : Correct . The term consists of the root - ( valve ) and the suffix - ( inflammation ) , indicating of a . In cases where we suspect fatty deposits in the arteries , we might consider an , which is the excision of . The term includes the root - ( fatty plaque ) and the suffix - ( excision of ) , meaning the of . It's crucial to understand these terms as they frequently come up in cardiology .

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Dr . Adams : " How are you feeling today after the ?

Patient : A bit sore , but manageable . The surgery went well , right ?

Dr . Adams : Yes , we successfully removed the affected vein . The term comprises the root - ( vein ) and the suffix - ( excision of ) , indicating the excision of a vein . We also noted a , which is a blood clot attached to the interior wall of a vein . The term thrombus includes the root - ( blood clot ) and the suffix - ( noun - forming ending ) , meaning a blood clot . Fortunately , it was small and we managed it without complications .

Nurse Parker : We'll monitor you closely to ensure there are no signs of , where a clot could travel and block another vessel .

Dr . Adams : Exactly . The term includes the root - ( obstruction ) and the suffix - ( condition ) , referring to the condition of having an in a . It's also worth noting that we performed to help remove harmful substances from your blood . This term the root - ( plasma ) and the suffix - ( removal ) , indicating the removal of plasma . This procedure is especially useful in managing autoimmune conditions .

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Alex : I'm having trouble remembering the differences between some of these terms . For example , what ? s the difference between thrombosis and thrombus ?

Jamie : Good question . is the condition of having a blood clot , while a is the actual blood clot itself . The term includes the root - ( blood clot ) and the suffix - ( abnormal condition ) , while has the root - ( blood clot ) and the suffix - us ( noun - forming ending ) . "

Taylor : And then we have , which is the removal of plasma . The term consists of the root Plasma - ( plasma ) and the suffix - ( removal ) . It ? s used in treatments to eliminate harmful antibodies from the blood .

Alex : Right , and then there's , which is a of a . The term includes the root - ( blood vessel ) and the suffix - ( tumor ) , and , which is of a . It ? s made up of the root - ( valve ) and the suffix - ( inflammation ) . It ? s a lot to remember .

Jamie : It helps to group them by their components . For example , terms ending in - itis usually refer to , like .

Taylor : And - usually indicates a , like in . This method makes it easier to remember their meanings and associations .

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