Crepitus refers to _____.

The combining form for neck is _____.

An abnormal anterior curvature of the lumbar spine is _____.

The term _____ means malignant smooth muscle tumor.

Osteorrhaphy means _____.

Arthr/o is a combining form meaning _____.

The term _____ means joint pain.

Myel/o is a combining form meaning _____.

Amputation often requires fitting for a / an _____.

The point where two bones come together hand movement occurs is called a/an _____.

Humpback is the late term for _____.

Turning the Palm upward or forward is called _____.

A grisly substance covering the ends of the long bones located within a joint is called _____.

The X-ray film of a joint taken after injection of a contrast medium is called _____.

The term _____ means skeletal muscle tumor.

_____ means away from the origin of a structure.

Spondylosyndesis is a/an ____.

The specific term referring to binding or fusing of joint surfaces is _____.

The fibrous vascular membrane that covers bone is the _____.

Another term for inferior is _____.

A partial dislocation of a joint is called _____.

A _____ is a band of fibrous tissue that connects muscle to bone.

Adduction refers to the movement _____.

Which type of arthritis is most crippling, especially affecting the hands and feet?

Which of the following fractures are most often seen in children?

The term _____ means stiff joint condition.

Another term for Superior is _____.

The acronym ORIF is the abbreviation for a / an _____.

An uncontrolled contraction of skeletal muscles causing stiff and awkward movements is termed _____.

The term for lateral curvature of the spine is _____.

Casting is an example of _____.

Bones of the vertebrae and face are _____.

The term _____ refers to the increase in the size of a muscle.

The term _____ means prolonged, continuous muscle contraction.

The combining form _____ means joint.

Turning the palm backward or downward is called _____.

Which of the following the the term used when describing a stiff muscle?

The forward slipping of the lumbar vertebra is termed _____.

Softening of the bone is termed _____.

Which of the following connects bone to bone?

Softening of cartilage is termed _____.

The root in intercostals refers to the _____.

_____ functions as the storage for fat tissue and is inactive in formation of blood cells.

Flabby, relaxed, or having defective or absent muscle tone refers to _____.

The combining form meaning smooth is _____.

Dactyl/o is a combining form meaning _____.

A drug that relieves pain is called a/an _____

Rhabd/o means _____.

The test to record muscle response to electrical stimulation is abbreviated _____.

The tibia is in the _____.

Which combing form means crooked or stiff?

The combining form referring to the kneecap is ______.

Dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry is used to diagnosis which condition?

The plane that divides the body into right and left portions is called _____.

A fibrous sac lined with a synovial membrane that secretes synovial fluid is a _____.

Lord/o is a combining form meaning _____.

The combining form brachi/o means _____.

The most common form of arthritis, which especially affects weight-bearing joints, is called _____.

ROM refers to _____.

Which type of imaging is used in a bone scan?

Diaphysis is the _____ of the long bone.

Movement away from the body is _____.

A drug that relieves a fever is called a/an _____.

The term _____ means toward the head.

Rickets is _____.

Endoscopic examination of a joint for diagnostic and/or surgical purposes is called _____.

Lateral decubitus refers to _____.

Which type of arthritis is the most crippling?

Lying down is termed _____.

Straightening of a joint to increase the angle between bones is called _____.