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Chapter 4 & 5 - Bell
Ch. 4: Musculoskeletal System—Orthopedics; Ch. 5: Nervous System—Neurology & Psy
Question | Answer |
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Epiphysis | Ends of bone |
Diaphysis | Middle of bone, shaft |
Metaphysis | Neck; connects the diaphysis with the epiphysis |
Skeleton | Framework for the body |
Axial skeleton | Made up of the bones in the center of the body |
Appendicular skeleton | Made up of the bones in the arms and legs |
Oste/o | Bone |
Crani/o | Head, skull |
Cervic/o | Neck |
Spondyl/o | Vertebra |
Lumb/o | Loin, lower back |
Brachi/o | Arm |
Dactyl/o | Fingers |
Carp/o | Wrist |
Cost/o | Ribs |
Femor/o | Femur, thigh bone |
Tibi/o | Tibia, shinbone |
Tars/o | Ankle |
Chondr/o | Cartilage |
Arthr/o | Joints |
Burs/o | Bursa |
Ten/o | Tendon |
Tendin/o | Tendon |
Tend/o | Tendon |
Muscul/o | Muscle |
My/o | Muscle |
Myos/o | Muscle |
Fasci/o | Fascia |
Kinesi/o | Movement |
Ton/o | Tome or tension, pressure |
Tax/o | Arrangement, order, and/or coordination |
-paresis | Partial paralysis |
-plegia | Complete paralysis |
Genu varum | Bow legged |
Genu valgum | Knock kneed |
Scoliosis | Lateral curvature of the spine |
Lordosis | Abnormal Forward curvature Of the lower spine |
Kyphosis | Abnormal forward curvature of the upper spine |
Transverse fracture | Fractured straight across |
Oblique fracture | Slanted fracture |
Spiral fracture | Created by a twisting force |
Angulated fracture | The bone is not in its proper position or alignment |
Displaced fracture | The broken pieces are not aligned |
Angulated & displaced fracture | The bone is not in its proper position and the broken pieces are unaligned |
Closed reduction | Returning bones to the proper position without surgery |
Open reduction | Returning bones to the proper position using surgery |
External fixation | Fixation of the bone from the outside of the body ie cast or splint |
Internal fixation | Fixation of a bone from the inside of the body ie plates or screws |
Orthotics | Straighten or help to strengthen or stabilize a part of the body |
Prosthesis | Replaces a missing part |
ACL | Anterior cruciate ligament |
PCL | Posterior cruciate ligament |
MCL | Median collateral ligament |
LCL | Lateral collateral ligament |
EMG | Electromyogram |
CTS | Carpal Tunnel Syndrome |
MD | Muscular dystrophy |
OA | Osteoarthritis |
RA | Rheumatoid Arthritis - inflammation of the joints; its symptoms resemble that of rheumatic fever |
FROM | Full range of motion |
ROM | Range of motion |
NSAID | Non steroidal anti inflammatory drug |
ORIF | Open reduction internal fixation |
PT | Physical Therapy |
RICE | Rest, ice, compression, elevation |
THR | Total hip replacement |
TKR | Total knee replacement |
WB | Weight bearing |
WBAT | Weight bearing as tolerated |
Fx | Fracture |
Subluxation | Partial dislocation of a joint |
Septic Arthritis | Inflammation of the joint caused by infection |
Crepitus | Crackling sounds of the joints with movement |
Effusion | Fluid build up |
Cerebr/o | Brain |
Encephal/o | Brain |
Cerebell/o | Cerebellum |
Lob/o | Lobe |
Cephal/o | Head |
Crani/o | Head, skull |
Meningi/o | Meninges |
Mening/o | Meninges |
Dur/o | Dura |
Neur/o | Nerve |
Gangli/o | Nerve bundle |
Myel/o | Spinal cord, bone marrow |
Esthesi/o | Feeling, sensation |
Phas/o | Speech |
Phren/o | Mind |
Psych/o | Mind |
Somn/o | Sleep |
Somn/i | Sleep |
Hypn/o | Sleep |
Gnosi/o | Know |
-mania | Excessive desire |
-phobia | Excessive fear or sensitivity |
Neuroglycopenia | Deficiency of sugar that interferes with normal brain activity |
Nystagmus | Involuntary back and forth eye movements |
Afferent nerve | A nerve that carries impulses toward the central nervous system |
Efferent nerve | A nerve that carries impulses away from the central nervous system |
Anesthesiologist | Doctor who specializes in anesthesiology |
Psychiatrist | Doctor who specializes in treatment of the mind |
Psychologist | Doctor who specializes in the study of the mind |
Neurogenic | Originally from/created by nerves |
Psychosomatic | Pertaining to the relationship between the body and the mind |
CNS | Central nervous system |
CSF | Cerebrospinal fluid |
PNS | Peripheral nervous system |
MS | Multiple Sclerosis |
TIA | Transient ischemic attack |
EEG | Electroencephalogram |
EMG | Electromyogram |
ICP | Intracranial pressure |
LOC | Level of consciousness |
LP | Lumbar puncture |
MRA | Magnetic resonance angiography |
PET | Positron emission tomography |
SRS | Stereotactic radiosurgery |
ADHD | Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder |
OCD | Obsessive compulsive disorder |
ALS | Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig’s Disease) |
CP | Cerebral palsy |
CVA | Cerebrovascular accident |
HD | Huntington’s disease |
Endarterectomy | Removal of the inside of an artery |
Causalgia | Painful sensation of burning |
Interictal | Time between seizures |
Postictal | Time after a seizure |
Preictal | Time before a seizure |
Dyslexia | Difficulty reading |
Syncope | Fainting; losing consciousness due to temporary loss of blood flow to the brain |
Anosmia | Lack of a sense of smell |
Catatonia | Condition characterized by reduced muscle tone |
Dementia | Loss/decline in mental function |
Delirium | Brief loss of mental function |