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Terms to know about in the Musculoskeletal System

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Term
Definition
Scapulohumeral   pertaining to the Scapula and Humerus  
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Scapulohumeral   Shoulder joint  
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Humeroradioulnar   pertaining to the Humerus, Radius, and Ulna  
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Humeroradioulnar   Elbow joint  
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Carpal   Carpus  
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Metacarpal   the portion of the distal forelimb that lies between the Carpus and Phalanges  
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Metacarpolphalangeal   pertaining to the Metacarpus and Phanlanges  
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Metacarpophalangeal   any joint formed by the Metacarpal bone and Phalanx  
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Interphalangeal   pertaining to between the phalanges  
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Interphalangeal   the joints formed by the Phalanges  
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Coxofemoral   pertaining to the Hip and Femur  
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Coxofemoral   the Hip joint  
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Femorotibial   pertaining to the Femur and Tibia  
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Femorotibial   the Stifle joint  
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Tarsal   Tarsus  
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Metatarsal   the portion of the distal hindlimb that lies between the Tarsus and Phalanges  
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Metatarsolphalangeal   pertaining to the Metatarsus and Phalanges  
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Metatarsolphalangeal   any joint formed by the Metatarsal bone and Phalanx  
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Cervical   Neck  
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Intervertebral   pertaining to between vertebrae  
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Intervertebral   the joints formed between the bones of the spinal column  
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Lumbosacral   pertaining to the Lumbar and Sacrum  
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Lumbosacral   the joint formed by the last Lumbar vertebra and the Sacrum  
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Coccygeal   coccyx; anatomically refers to the tail  
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Epaxial   the region along the dorsal vertebral column  
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Intercostal   the spaces found between ribs  
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Costochondral   the cartilage that connects the bony ribs to the Sternum  
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Sternal   Sternum  
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Epiphysis   the end of a long bone, usually covered with cartilage  
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Metaphysis   the wider portion of the shaft of a long bone that is found at each end and is adjacent to the epiphysis  
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Diaphysis   the shaft of a long bone  
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Periosteum   a specialized CT that covers the outer surfaces of all bones  
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Endosteum   a specialized tissue membrane that covers the interior surfaces of all bones  
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Synovial   a thick, transparent fluid that is found in joints, resembling egg whites  
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Arthritis   inflammation of a joint  
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Myostitis   inflammation of a muscle  
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Orthopedic   the correction of deformities of the musculoskeletal system  
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Flexion   the act of bending  
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Extension   the act of out-stretching  
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Abduction   the joint movement whereby an extremity is moved away from the body  
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Adduction   the joint movement whereby an extremity moves towards the body  
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Circumduction   a combination of flexion, extension, adduction and abduction.  
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Intramuscular   within a muscle  
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Osteoblast   the cell responsible for deposition of Ca for bone formation  
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Osteoclast   the cell responsible for remodeling and resorption of bone  
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Intramedullary   within the marrow  
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Panosteitis   inflammation of all parts of the bone  
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Spondylopathy   a disease of the spine  
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Osteomyelitis   inflammation of the bone and marrow  
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Fossa   depressed area on the surface of a bone  
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Foramen   a hole in a bone  
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Condyle   a large, round articular curface  
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Process   a projection off a bone surface  
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Head   spherical articular surface on the proximal end of a long bone  
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Facet   a flat, articular surface  
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Agonist   a muscle or muscle group that directly produces a desired movement  
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Antagonist   a muscle or muscle group that directly opposes the action of a prime mover  
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Synergist   a muscle that contracts at the same time as a prime mover and assists it in carrying out its action  
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Fixator   muscles that stabilize joints to allow other movements to take place  
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Cancellous bone   Light, spongy bone found at the end of long bones  
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Compact bone   Dense, heavy bone found in the shaft of long bones  
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