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cardiacHaving to do with the heart.
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cardiacHaving to do with the heart.
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cardiacc. 1600, from French cardiaque (14c.) or directly from Latin cardiacus, from Greek kardiakos "pertaining to the heart," from kardia "heart," from PIE root *kerd- (1) "heart&qu [..]
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cardiacPertaining to the heart.
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cardiacAnything that pertains to the heart, e.g. cardiac arrest, which means the cessation of heartbeat.
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cardiacadj. Pertaining to the heart.
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cardiacTo do with the heart.
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cardiacBelonging or relating to the heart. cardiac muscle
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cardiaccardiac (pop)
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cardiac(adj) of or relating to the heart
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cardiacHaving to do with the heart or, less commonly, the upper portion of the stomach.
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cardiacPertaining to the heart.
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cardiacHaving to do with the heart
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cardiacThis refers to issues relating to the heart. Cholesterol lowering drugs such as fibrates may have effects on our cardiac status.
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cardiacOf or relating to the heart.
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cardiacPertaining to the heart.
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cardiacHaving to do with the heart.
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cardiacrelated to the heart
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cardiacRelating to heart tonic or restorative.
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cardiacpertaining to the heart.
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cardiacRelating to the heart.
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