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Muscular System

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muscular system
chapter 4
bi-   twice, double, two  
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-cele   hernia, tumor, swelling  
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-desis   to bind, tie together  
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fasci/o   fascia, fibrous band  
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-ia   noun ending  
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-ic   noun ending  
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kinesi/o   movement  
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-lysis   destruction, loosening, setting free  
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my/o   muscle  
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-plegia   paralysis, stroke  
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-rrexis   rupture  
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tax/o   coordination, order  
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ten/o, tend/o, tendin/o   tendons  
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ton/o   tension, tone, stretching  
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tri-   three  
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fascia   sheet or band of fibrous connective tissue that covers, supports and separates muscles  
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tendons   narrow band of dense, fibrous connective tissue, attaches muscle to bone  
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skeletal muscles   make body motions possible, striated (striped appearance), voluntary (conscious control)  
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smooth muscles   move and control flow of fluids, unstriated (not striped), involuntary (controled by nervous system), visceral (found in large internal organs)  
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cardiac muscle   myocardium, like striated in appearance but like smooth in action  
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kinesiology   study of muscular activity and movement of body parts  
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antagonistic   muscles work in opposition to each other to create movement  
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contraction   tightening of muscle  
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relaxation   return to original form  
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muscle tone   tonus, normal state of balanced muscle tension  
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muscle innervation   stimulation of muscle by an impulse  
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abduction   movement away from midline  
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adduction   movement toward midline  
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flexion   bending a limb at a joint  
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extension   straightening out a limb  
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elevation   raising/lifting a body part  
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depression   lowering a body part  
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rotation   circular movement around an axis  
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circumduction   circular movement of limb at far end  
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supination   rotating arm/leg so palm/sole is turned forward or upward  
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pronation   rotating arm/leg so palm/sole is turned downward/backward  
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dorsiflexion   bends foot upward at ankle  
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plantar flexion   bends food downward at ankle  
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muscle origin   more fixed attachment/ end nearest midline  
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muscle insertion   more moveable, end farthest from midline  
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orthopedic surgeon   treats injuries and disorders of bones, joints,muscles, and tendons  
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neurologist   treats cause of paralysis and similar disorders  
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cardiologist   treats disorders of the cardiac muscles  
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adhesion   band of fibrous tissue that holds structures together abnormally  
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muscle atrophy   weakness/ wasting away of muscle tissue  
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hernia   protrusion of part or structure through tissues normally containing it  
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myocele   protrusion of muscle through its ruptured sheath or fascia  
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contracture   abnormal shortening of muscle  
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intermittent claudication   symptons including cramplike pain of leg muscles caused by poor circulation  
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spasm   cramp, sudden, violent, involuntary contraction  
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spasmodic torticollis   wryneck, stiff neck due to spasmodic contractions of neck muscles  
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brady-   slow  
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tardive dyskinesia   late appearance caused by side effect of long term antipsychotic drugs  
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-clonus   violent action, spasm, twitching  
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singultus   hiccups  
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myasthenia   muscle weakness from any cause  
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myasthenia gravis   muscle weakness most frequently affects muscles of eyes, chewing, swallowing, coughing and facial expression  
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muscular dystrophy   inherited disorder that causes muscle weakness without affection nervous system  
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fibromyalgia syndrome   unknown cause characterized by widespread aching pain, tender points, and fatigue  
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impingement syndrome   tendons become inflamed and get cought in narrow space between bones within shoulder joint  
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radicul/o   nerve root  
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cervical radiculopathy   nerve pain caused by pressuer on spinal nerve roots in neck region  
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plantar fascitis   heel spurs, bony growths on dorsal surface of heel bone  
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-paresis   partial, incomplete paralysis  
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electromyography   records the strength of muscle contractions  
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