Chapters 7 & 8
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Amphiarthrosis
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Arthritis
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Arthroscope
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Arthroplasty
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Acetylcholine
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Actin
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Antagonist
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Bursitis
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Bursa
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Circumduction
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Diaphysis
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Diarthrosis
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Endosteum
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Epiphysis
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Fontanel
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Fascicle
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Glycogen
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Insertion
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Joint
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Lactic Acid
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Motor Unit
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Myalgia
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Myoglobin
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Myosin
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Neuromuscular Junction
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Neurotransmitter
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Origin
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Oxygen debt
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Osteoblast
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Osteoclast
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Osteocyte
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Osteon
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Osteopenia
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Osteoporosis
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Periosteum
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Prime Mover
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Resorption
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Skeleton
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Synarthrosis
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Spasm
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Synapse
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Synergist
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Synovial
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Tendon
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Tonus
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Dia- | Through, between
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Oss, Osse/o | Bone, Bone tissue
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Oste/o | Bone, Bone tissue
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-clast | Break
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Para- | Near
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Pariet/o | wall
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cost/o | Rib
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Supra- | Above, Superior
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Infra- | Below, Inferior
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Meta- | Near, beyond
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-penia | Lack of
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-malacia | Softening
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Arthr/o | Joint, Articulation
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Amphi- | On both sides, around,double
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Ab- | Away from
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Ad- | Toward, added to
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Circum- | Around
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my/o | Muscle
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sarc/o | flesh
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troph/o | nutrition, nurture
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vas/o | vessel
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iso- | same, equal
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ton/o | tone, tension
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metr/o | measure
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brachi/o | arm
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erg/o | work
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quadr/i | four
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a- | absent, lack of
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dys- | disordered, difficult
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sthen/o | strength
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-algia | pain
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Example of -algia | Myalgia, is muscular pain
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Example of sthen/o | Myasthenia,gravis is characterized by muscular fatigue.
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Example of dys- | Dystrophy, muscular dystrophy is deterioration of muscles
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Example of a- | Atrophy, wasting of muscle as a result of disuse (lack of nourishment)
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Example of quadr/i | Quadriceps, muscle group consists of four muscles
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Example of erg/o | Synergists, muscles that work together
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Example of brachi/o | Brachii, biceps and triceps brachii are in the arm
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Example of metro/o | Isometric (contraction), muscle length remains the same but muscle tension increases
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Example of ton/o | Isotonic, (contraction), muscle tone remains the same, but the muscle shortens
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Example of iso- | Isotonic, (contraction), muscle length remains the same but muscle tension increase
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Example of vas/o | Vasodilation (widening), of the blood vessels in muscle tissue during exercise brings more blood inot the tissue
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Example of troph/o | Hypertrophy, muscles undergo, increase in size, under the effects of resistance training
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Example of sarc/o | Sarcomere, contracting subunit of skeletal muscle
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Example of my/o | Endomysium , deepest layer of connective tissue around muscle cells
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Example of circum- | Circumduction, movement around a joint in a circle
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Example of ad- | Adduction, movement toward the midline of the body
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Example of ab- | Abduction, movement away from the midline of the body
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Example of Amphi- | Amphiarthrosis, is a slightly moveable joint
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Example of Arthr/o | Synarthrosis, and immoveable joint, such as a suture
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Example of -Malacia | Osteomalacia, a softening of bone tissue
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Example of -penia | Osteopenia, lack of bone density
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Example of meta- | Metacarpal, bones of the palm are near and distal to the carpal bones of the wrist.
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Example of infra- | Infraspinous, foss is a depression inferior to the spine of the scapula
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Example of supra- | Supraspinous, foss is a depression superior to the spine of the scapula
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Example of cost/o | Intercostal, spaces are located between the ribs
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Example of pariet/o | Parietal, bones form the side walls of the skull
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Example of para- | Paranasal, sinuses are near the nose
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Example of -clast | Osteoclast, breaks down bone in the process of resorption
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Example of oste/o | Periosteum, is the fibrous membrane around a bone.
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Example of oss, osse/o | Osseous, tissue is another name for bone tissue
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Example of dia- | Diaphysis, or shaft, of a long bone is between the two ends, or epiphyses
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