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Musculoskeletal Sys.

Chapter 6 Medical Terms

QuestionAnswer
Clavicul[o] clavicle [collar bone]
crani[o] cranium [skull]
cost[o] costa [rib], 12 on each side
scapul[o] scapula [shoulder blade]
stern[o] sternum [breastbone]
rachi[o] spine
spin[o] spine
vertebr[o] vertebrae
spondyl[o] vertebrae
cervic[o] cervical vertebrae
thorac[o] thoracic vertebrae
lumb[o] lumbar vertebrae
sacr[o] sacrum, sacral vertebrae
coccyg[o] coccyx, coccygeal vertebrae
humer[o] humerus
radi[o] radius [thumb side forearm bone]
uln[o] ulna [outside forearm bone
carp[o] carpals [wrist bones] 8 bones
metacarp[o] metacarpals [bones of the hand] 5 bones
phalang[o] phalanges [fingers and/or toes]
pelv[i] pelvis
ili[o] ileum
ischi[o] ischium
pub[o] pubis
femor[o] femur
patell[o] patella
tibi[o] tibia
fibul[o] fibula
tars[o] tarsals [ankle bones]
calcane[o] calcaneus [ heel bone]
metatars[o] 5 bones of the foot
8 Cranial Bones: Parietal, temporal, frontal, occipital, ethmoid, sphenoid
chondr[o] cartilage
Cartilage dense connective tissue that covers the articular surfaces of joints
Bursae sacs of fluid that are in areas of friction
Ligaments strong connective tissue that connects bones to bones or cartilage
arthr[o] joint
synovium membrane covering articular surfaces of freely moving joints
Extension to straighten
Flexion to bend
Rotation moving a bone around its axis
Circumduction circular movement of a limb
3 types of Muscle: Skeletal, Visceral, Cardiac
Tendons Connect muscle to bone
Fascia covers muscles as a protective sleeve
Strain trauma to muscle
tendoplasty surgically repair tendon
myoplasty surgically repair muscle
Incomplete Simple Fracture Bone is broken, but not all the way through the bone so bone has not split apart, skin still intact. Closed
Complete Simple Fracture Bone is broken and can see two separate pieces, skin still intact. Closed.
Compound Fracture Bone is broken and bone sticks through skin
Herniated Disk presses on the spinal cord causing pain
Paraplegia Paralysis of the lower abdomen and legs
Quadriplegia Paralysis of the Arms and Legs
Scoliosis Lateral curvature of the spine
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