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Intro to Rad Science: Terminology Ch. 3

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Musculoskeletal   show
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hemat/o, hem/o   show
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show bone  
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show calcium  
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show cartilage  
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show fascia  
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show joint/ articulation  
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ligament/o, syndesm/o   show
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muscul/o, my/o, myos/o   show
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phosph/o, phosphat/o   show
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tendin/o, tend/o, ten/o   show
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show Deep cleft, groove  
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foramen   show
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fossa   show
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sinus   show
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sulcus   show
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show rounded projection at the end of a bone that anchors ligaments and articulates with adjacent bones.  
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show narrow elongated elevation  
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epicondyle   show
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show rounded proximal portion of long bones  
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spine   show
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trochanter   show
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show nodule or raised area  
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show elevation or protuberance, larger than a tubercle  
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show antr/o  
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show myel/o  
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condyle   show
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show olecran/o  
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show epicondyl/o  
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show nas/o  
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sinus   show
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show through, complete  
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epi-   show
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meta-   show
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show surrounding  
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-blast   show
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-clast   show
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show cell  
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-physis   show
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show formation  
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show structure, thing  
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show neck bones: C1-C7  
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show upper back: T1-T12  
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lumbar   show
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show sacrum: S1-S5 fused together  
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show coccyx, tailbone  
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show dors/o  
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cervical   show
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coccyx   show
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show ethmoid/o  
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show front/o  
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show gnath/o  
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show lamin/o  
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show lumb/o  
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show mandibul/o  
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mazillary   show
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occipital   show
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show palat/o  
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show pariet/o  
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show cost/o  
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show sacr/o  
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show carni/o  
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show spheniod/o  
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show rachi/o, spin/o, vertebr/o  
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sternum   show
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temporal   show
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show thorac/o  
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show vertebr/o, spondyl/o  
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show vomer/o  
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zygoma   show
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frontal bone   show
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parietal bones   show
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show back of the skull contianing the foramen magnum  
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temporal bones   show
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ethmoid bone   show
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show anterior to the temporal bones and the basilar part of the occipital bone  
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zygoma   show
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show paired bones at the corner of each eye that cradle the tear ducts  
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maxilla   show
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mandible   show
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show posterior/inferior part of the nasal septal wall between the nostrils  
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show roof of the mouth  
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inferior nasal conchae   show
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scapula   show
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acromion process   show
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clavicle   show
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humerus   show
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show lower lateral arm bone parallel to the ulna. distal end articulates w/ thumb side of the hand.  
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show lower medial arm bone. distal end articulates with the little finger side of the hand.  
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olecranon   show
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carpal   show
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show one of the five bones that form the middle part of the hand.  
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show one fourteen bones that compromise the fingers of the hand, two in the thumb, and three in each of the other four fingers.  
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illium   show
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show lower portion of the pelvic bone  
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show lowr anterior part of the pelvic bone  
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femur   show
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patella   show
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show shin  
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fibula   show
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malleoulus   show
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show one of seven bones of the ankles, hindfoot, and midfoot  
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metatarsal   show
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phalanx   show
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show carp/o  
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show cleic/o  
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show femur/o  
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fibula   show
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finger, toe (whole)   show
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humerus   show
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ilium   show
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show ischi/o  
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show malleol/o  
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metacarpal   show
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metatarsal   show
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show patell/o  
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show phalan/o  
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show pub/o  
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show radi/o  
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scapula   show
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tarsal   show
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tibia   show
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show uln/o  
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synarthroses   show
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amphiarthroses   show
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diarthroses   show
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extension   show
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flexion   show
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show to move away from the midline  
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show to move towrads the midline  
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show to turn palm/ foot upward  
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show to turn palm, foot downward  
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dorsiflexion   show
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show to lower the foot, pointing the toes away from the shin  
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show to turn outward  
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inversion   show
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protraction   show
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retraction   show
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show to revolve a bone around it axis  
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sternocleidomastoid   show
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bursa   show
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show pector/o  
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show cleid/o  
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joint   show
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mastoid process   show
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show myocardi/o  
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show rhabdomy/o  
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show leiomy/o  
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show my/o  
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show stern/o  
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ab-   show
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ad-   show
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amphi-   show
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di-   show
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show out  
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in-   show
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pro-   show
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re-   show
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show together  
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comminuted   show
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show bone collapses on itself  
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show the break of the distal end of the radius at the epiphysis  
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complicated   show
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show bone breaks and ends are driven into each other  
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hairline   show
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show bone is partly bent and partly broken  
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pathologic   show
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sprain   show
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show lesser injury; overuse or overstretch of a muscle  
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show bone that is out of place from its joint  
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show bone that is partially out of the jint  
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show long shaft of long bone  
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epiphysis   show
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epiphyseal plates   show
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show epiphysis and epiphyseal plates that are closed together when the bone growht stops.  
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depression   show
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processes   show
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