HIM Chp 14; Muscular System
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| ab- | (away from)
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| supra- | (above)
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| sub- | (below, under)
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| ad- | (towards)
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| sym- , syn- | (together, joined)
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| ten/o ,tendin/o, tend/o | (tendon)
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| ankyl/o | (stiff or bent)
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| fasci/o fascia | (forms sheaths enveloping muscles)
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| fibr/o | (fibrous connective tissue)
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| kinesi/o | (movement, motion)
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| kyph/o | (hump)
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| lamin/o lamina | (thin, flat plate or layer)
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| leimy/o | (smooth [viseral] muscle that lines the walls of internal organs)
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| my/o , myos/o | (muscle)
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| myocardi/o | (heart muscle)
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| plant/o | (sole of the foot)
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| rhabdomy/o | (skeletal [striated] muscle connected to bones)
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| sarc/o | (flesh, connective tissue)
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| -algia | (pain)
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| -asthenia | (weakness)
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| -centesis | (surgical puncture to aspirate fluid)
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| -lysis | (loosening, separating, dissolution)
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| -oid | (resembling)
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| -osis | (abnormal condition)
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| -penia | (abnormal reduction)
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| -physis | (growth)
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| -sarcoma | (malignant tumor)
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| -trophy | (nourishment, development)
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| -schisis | (split, fissure)
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| -desis | (surgical fixation, fusion)
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| bradykinesia (brăd-ē-kĭ-NĒ-sē-ă) | brady/kines/ia
condition of slow movement
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| dyskinesia (dyskinesia) | dys/kines/ia
condition of difficult movement
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| dystrophy (DIS-trŏ-fē) | dys/trophy
abnormal development
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| electromyogram (ē-lĕk-trō-mī-ŎG-răm) | electr/o/my/o/gram
record of the electricity of the muscle
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| fibromyalgia (fī-brō-mī-AL-j(ē-)ă) | fibr/o/my/algia
pain in the fibers of muscles
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| hyperkinesia (hī-pĕr-kī-NĒ-zh(ē-)ă) | hyper/kines/ia
condition of excessive movement
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| hypertrophy (hī-PĔR-trŏ-fē) | hyper/trophy
excessive development
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| myalgia (mī-AL-j(ē-)ă) | my/algia
painful muscles
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| myasthenia (mī-ăs-THĒ-nē-ă) | my/asthenia
muscle weakness
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| myeloma (mī-ĕ-LŌ-mă) | myel/oma
tumor in the spinal cord
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| myorrhaphy (mī-OR-ă-fē) | my/o/rrhaphy
suturing of a muscle
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| polymyositis (pol-ē-mī-ŏ-SĪ-tĭs) | poly/myos/itis
inflammation of many muscles
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| rhabdomyolysis (rab-dō-mī-OL-ĭ-sĭs) | rhabd/o/my/o/lysis
dissolution of a striated muscle
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| tendinitis (ten-dĭ-NĪT-ĭs) | tendin/itis
inflammation of the tendon
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| tenomyoplasty (tĕn-ō-MĪ-ō-plăs-tē) | ten/o/my/o/plasty
surgical repair of the tendon and muscle
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| tenorrhaphy (tenorrhaphy) | ten/o/rrhaphy
suturing of a tendon
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| divisions | biceps, triceps, quadriceps
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| size | maximus (largest), minimus (smallest)
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| shape | deltoid (triangular), trapezious (trapezoid)
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| action | flexor (to flex), adductor (towards midline of body)
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