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Terms from Unit 2

Musculoskeletal, Nervous, and Sensory Systems

TermDefinition
-physis Growth; Greek suffix
Epiphysis the ends of the bone
Metaphysis Growth center of the bone, between diaphysis and epiphysis
Diaphysis The longer shaft portion of the bone
Crani/o Head or skull
Dactyl/o finger(s)
Brachi/o arm(s)
Cervic/o neck
Carp/o wrist
Spondyl/o vertebrae
Cost/o rib(s)
femor/o femur, or thighbone
Lumb/o lower back, loin
Tibi/o tibia
Tars/o ankle
Chondr/o cartilage
Arthr/o joint(s)
Burs/o bursa
Bursa fluid-filled sac behind tendons, bones, skin near joints; acts as a cusion
Ten/o, Tend/o, Tendin/o tendon
Tendon Connective tissue connecting muscle to bone
My/o, Muscul/o, Myos/o muscle
Fasci/o fascia
Fascia fibrous connective tissue binding muscles together
Ton/o tone; tension
Kenisi/o, Kinet/o movement, motion
Tax/o order, coordination, arrangement
Anyl/o stiff or bent
Genu varum bow-legged
Genu valgum knock-kneed
Crepitus crackling sound in joints when moving
CNS central nervous system; brain and spinal cord
PNS peripheral nervous system; nerves branching from spinal cord to the extremities
Cerebr/o, Encephal/o brain
Cerebell/o cerebellum
Lob/o lobe(s)
Cephal/o head
Mening/o, Meningi/o Meninges
Meninges a protective layer of tissue covering nerves of both the PNS and CNS
Gangli/o nerve bundle (ganglion)
Dur/o Dura
Dura the tough outer membrane that surrounds the CNS
Neur/o nerve
Myel/o Spinal cord
Esthesi/o feeling (emotional)
Phas/o talking/ speech
Somn/o, Somn/i, Hypn/o sleep
Phren/o, Psych/o mind
Gnosi/o knowing
-mania excessive desire
-paresis partial paralysis
-phobia irrational fear of
-plegia paralysis
-asthenia weakness
Ocul/o, Ophtalam/o, Opt/o eyes
Lacrim/o, Dacty/o Tear
-opia, -opsia vision condition
blephar/o eyelid
Corne/o, kerat/o cornea
Conjuctiv/o conjunctiva
Conjuntiva a clear membrane covering the sclera and eyelids
Scler/o sclera
Sclera whites of the eyes
Vitre/o vitreous liquid (aka vitreous humor)
Cycl/o ciliary body
Retin/o Retina
Ir/o, Irid/o Iris
Phac/o, phak/o lens
Aur/o, Ot/o ear
Audi/o, Acous/o sound, hearing
-acusis hearing condition
Cerumin/o ear wax
Scalping/o eustachian tube
Tympan/o, Myring/o eardrum
Mastoid/o mastoid process
Labrynth/o Labrynth
Labrynth innermost part of the ear containing the cochlea and vestibular system
Choclea Part of the inner ear that controls hearing
Vestibular System Part of the inner ear controlling balance
Vestubul/o vestibule
Cochle/o Cochlea
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