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bones framework, support and protect organs
joints work w muscle to movement
red bone marrow blood cell formation, in spongey bone
frontal forehead
parietal roof/side
occipital skull, back
temporal skull, side/base
external auditory meatus ear canal
parietal "pertaining to wall"
sphenoid base of cranium
ethmoid roof of mouth
orbit eye
auditory ossicles three small bones linked together that connect the eardrum to the inner ear
nasal face, nose
zygomatic skull, cheek
maxillary face, upper jaw
palatine roof of mouth, behind ethmoid
lacrimal inner angle of eye
inferior conchae inner nose, scroll like
vomer base of nasal septum
mandible jaw
costals rib
true rib first 7, connect to sternum
false rib 3, connecting to cartilage to sternum
floating rib 2 do not connect to sternum
sternum flat, breast
clavicle shoulder
scapular shoulder
humerus arm
radius small, thumb side
ulna under, forearm
carpals 8, wrist bones
metacarpals palm
phalanges toes/finger
vertebrae body, foreman
cervical neck, 7
thoracic ribs, 12
thoracic ribs 12
Lumbar low back, 5
sacrum 5, fused
coccyx 4, fused, tailbone
pelvis hip
pubic symphysis cartilaginous joint, fuses 2 pubes together
acetabulum hip socket
femur thigh
patella kneecap
popliteal behind knee
cruciate ligaments knee, ligaments
fibula lateral
tibia medial, larger
tarsal ankle, 7
metatarsal foot, 5
calcaneus heel
closed/complete fracture no wound
open, compound fracture wound
comminuted fracture bone splintered/ crushed
incomplete fracture not broken all the way through
greenstick fracture bending/incomplete fracture
buckle fracture compression injury, bone buckles
oblique fracture at an angle
pathologic fracture weakened bone breaks under pressure
spiral fracture steve
stress fracture overuse
transverse perpendicular
radiography xray
arthroscopy visual exam
bone marrow biopsy diagnostic test after abnormal blood test results
bone marrow aspiration needle removal of red bone marrow
magnetic resonance image MRI
bone density test ultrasound
bisphosphonates medications, slows bone density loss
hormone replacement osteoporosis treatment, mostly menopause women
stem cell treatment into blood of cancer patient
allogeneic donor matched blood cells
autologous red bone morrow from self
anky/o stiff, bent
arthr/o joint
burs- bursa, sac
kyph/o hump
chondr/o cartilage
cost/o rib
crain/o skull
-desis to bind, tie together
-lysis loosening
myel/o spinal cord, bone marrow
oste/o bone
spondyl/o vertebra
muscle function move, digest, circulate
muscle fiber long slender cells bound by connective tissue
tendons narrow bands, non elastic, attach muscle to bone
fascia band of connective tissue controlling muscle, flexible
aponeirosis connects tissue together or to bones
skeletal muscle attached to bone, movement, voluntary, striated
smooth muscle control fluid, organs, involuntary, unstriated, visceral
myocardial tissue heart, striated in appearance, acts like smooth
fasciitis inflammation of fascia
fibromyalgia debilitating, chronic, fatigue/muscle, joint/bone pain
tenosynovitis inflammation of tendon sheath
tendinosis pain from overuse/untreated injury
chronic fatigue syndrome unknown cause, similiar to fibromyalgia, not better w rest, worse w activity
deep tendon reflex knee jerk
ROM goniomerter
electromyogram EMG picture
electromyography EMG, muscle activity w nerve stim
muscle biopsy chunk of muscle removed
antispasmodic supress smooth muscle activity
cortisone relive pain and inflammation
anabolic replace muscle loss
muscle relaxant relax certain muscles
neuromuscular blocking drugs temporary paralysis
viscosupplementation hyluronic into knee, arthritis relief
-cele hernia
fasci/o fascia
bi- 2
-ia abnormal condition
kine/o movement
my/o muscle
-rrehxis rupture of, bursting
taxo/o coordination
ten/o tendon
tend/o tendon
ton/o tone
axial skeleton skull, vertebra, ribs, protects nervous system
appendicular skeleton 4 limb and pelvis, protects digestion, excretion, reproduction
periosteum fibrous outer covering of bones
cortical bone compact, protective outer layer, 75% of bone matter
cancellous bone spongey, weaker, contains bone marrow
long bones femur humerus
short wrist, ankle
medullary cavity long bone, surrounded by compact bone
endosteum tissue lining medullary cavity
yellow bone marrow fat storage
diaphysis shaft of long bone
epiphysis wide end of long bones
foramen hole
process projection on bone, attachment for muscle or tendon
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