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lesson 16

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zygomatic bonecheekbone
xiphoid processlower narrow portion of the sternum
osteoporosisdecrease in bone density, weakening and thinning of bone
oste/obone
suffix -blast meansembryonic, immature cell
pronationbackward, down
suffix -physis meansto grow
suffix -malaciasoftening
arthrotomycutting into a joint
c.f. clavicul/oclavical, collar bone
kneecappatella
humer/ohumerus, upper arm bone
shin bonetibia
tail bonecoccyx
degenerative joint diseaseosteoarthritis another name
phalang/ophalanges, toe bones
calcane/ocalcaneus, heel bone
exostesisa bony outgrowth arising from thesurface of bone
ankylosisstiffening of a joint by fusion of bones across a joint space
chondrocostaspertaining to cartilage and ribs
osteitisinflammation of a bone
carpal tunnel syndromepain and tingling sensations in the thumb, compression of the mediana nerve
femoralpertaining to the thigh bone
adductionmovement of the arm toward the midline of the body
ischiumposterior part of the pelvic bone
hypercalcemiahigh blood calcium level
subclavicularpertaining to below the clavicle
dorsiflexiondecreasing the angle of the andkle joint so that the foot bends backward (upward toward the top of the foot)
breast bonesternum
collar boneclavicle
sholder bonescapula
thigh bonefemur
shin bonetibia
lateral (thumb side) lower arm boneradius
vertebrae of the loin regionsacral
tailbonecoccyx
vertebrae of the chest regionthoracic
vertebrae of the neck regioncervical
calc/ocalcium
rotationcircular movement around an axis
osteoarthritisinflammation and pain from degenerative joint disease
laminectomyto excise the posterior arch of a vertebra
diskectomy, disectomyto remove a herinated nucleus pulposus
spondylitisinflammation of the vertebrae
sclerosishardening of joints
plantar flexionthe motion that extends the foot downward toward the ground
bone processesits function is to serve as attachments for muscles and tendons. A bone head, tuberosity, and condyle are examples of bone protuberances
arthroscopyis the visualization and removal or repair of damaged joint tissue
muscular dystrophyan inherited disease marked by progressive weakness and degeneration of muscle fibers
metacarpectomyis the removala of hand bones
rheumatoid arthritischronic autoimmune condition in which joints become inflamed and painful
arthrodesisis the fusion of bones across the joint space
tendonanterior part of the pelvic bone
arthroplastyis the surgical reconstruction or prosthetic replacement of the end of a joint
compact bonehard dense bone tissue
chodromalaciasoftness of the articular cartilage, usually involving the patella
diaphysismidportion or shaft of a long bone
ligamentconnective tissue that binds bones to bones
metaphysisflarred portion of a long bone between the shaft and the epiphyseal plate
temporomandibularjoint connects the temporal bones and the jaw bone
humerusupper arm bone
ischiumposterior part of the pelvic bone
acetabulumhip socket
periosteumthe tough, fibrous, outermost layer of the bone
tendinitisinflammation of a tendon
skeletal musclesthe muscles that move all of the bones of the face and the eyes
fibromyalgiachronic pain and stiffness in muscles and fibrous tissue
osteoblasta bone cell that helps from bone tissue
fasciectomyrremoval of the sheath enveloping a muscle
ulnathe lower arm bone on the little finger side
extensionstraightening a limb
abductionmovement away from the midline of the body
ACLanterior cruciate ligament
supinationturning the palm of the hand forward (face up)
sinuses functionto lighten the skull and moisten passing air
TMJtemporomandibular joint
flexionbending a limb
ESRerythrocyte sedimentation rate, to detect rheumatoid arthritis
myel/obone marrow
EMGrecords strength of muscle contraction
stern/osternum, breast bone
lumb/olower back
sufix -porosispore, passage
orth/ostraight
ankyl/ocrooked, bent, stiff



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