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PED/O
PATELLA
FOOT
PELVIS
PHALANGES
ORTH/O
BONE
JOINT
STRAIGHT
TEN/O
10
THORACIC
TENDON
TIBIA
ARTHR/O
STRAIGHT
JOINT
BONE
OSTE/O
BONE
STRAIGHT
CELL
-ALGIA
PAIN
INFLAMMATION
SOFT
RECORD
What bone is highlighted?
Skull (Cranium)
Mandible
Clavicle
Scapula
What bone is highlighted?
Skull (Cranium)
Mandible
Scapula
Clavicle
What bone is highlighted?
Skull (Cranium)
Scapula
Clavicle
Mandible
What bone is highlighted?
Skull (Mandible)
Clavicle
Mandible
Scapula
What bone is highlighted?
Radius
Ulna
Humerus
Carpals
What bone is highlighted?
Radius
Ulna
Humerus
Carpals
What bone is highlighted?
Femur
Tibia
Fibula
Humerus
True or False:
Babies have more bones than adults.
True
False
burs
sac
cartilage
bone marrow
arounf
carpo
wrist
ankle
foot
hand
meta
upon
beyond
before
behind
peri
inside
around
outside
side
myelo
bone marrow
muscle
red
white
endo
within/inside
outside
upon
around
Name this joint
gliding
saddle
ball and socket
condyloid
Long bones have a _____ that makes up most of bone's length and is composed of compact bone
epiphyseal plate
yellow marrow
diaphysis
articular cartilage
Which of the following bones is NOT part of the axial skeleton?
clavicle
frontal
vertebrae
sternum
The only freely moveable bone in the skull is the ______.
frontal
maxilla
occipital
mandible
How many vertebrae are in the neck?
2
4
7
12
How many vertebrae are in the thoracic region?
12
20
10
7
What does the medical term 'ton/o' mean?
Tension, tone
Coordination, order
Hernia, tumor, swelling
Toward, to, in the direction of
What does the medical term 'tax/o' mean?
Tension, tone
Coordination, order
Hernia, tumor, swelling
Toward, to, in the direction of
What does the medical term '-cele' mean?
Tension, tone
Coordination, order
Hernia, tumor, swelling
Toward, to, in the direction of
What does the prefix 'ad-' mean?
Tension, tone
Coordination, order
Hernia, tumor, swelling
Toward, to, in the direction of
What does the prefix 'ab-' mean?
Tension, tone
Coordination, order
Hernia, tumor, swelling
Away from, negative, absent
What does the prefix 'bi-' mean?
Tension, tone
Coordination, order
Hernia, tumor, swelling
Twice, double, two
What does the prefix 'tri-' mean?
Tension, tone
Coordination, order
Hernia, tumor, swelling
Three
What does the prefix 'dys-' mean?
Tension, tone
Coordination, order
Hernia, tumor, swelling
Bad, difficult, painful
What does the combining form 'kines/o, kinesi/o' mean?
Tension, tone
Coordination, order
Hernia, tumor, swelling
Movement
What does the suffix '-plegia' mean?
Paralysis, stroke
Lack of, abnormal reduction in number, deficiency
Action, process, state or condition
Abnormal condition, disease, plural form of -ium
What does the suffix '-penia' mean?
Paralysis, stroke
Lack of, abnormal reduction in number, deficiency
Action, process, state or condition
Abnormal condition, disease, plural form of -ium
What does the combining form 'kines/o, kinesi/o' mean?
Paralysis, stroke
Lack of, abnormal reduction in number, deficiency
Action, process, state or condition
Movement
What does the suffix '-ion' mean?
Paralysis, stroke
Lack of, abnormal reduction in number, deficiency
Action, process, state or condition
Abnormal condition, disease, plural form of -ium
What does the suffix '-ia' mean?
Paralysis, stroke
Lack of, abnormal reduction in number, deficiency
Action, process, state or condition
Abnormal condition, disease, plural form of -ium
What does the suffix '-rrhexis' mean?
Paralysis, stroke
Lack of, abnormal reduction in number, deficiency
Rupture
Abnormal condition, disease, plural form of -ium
-ation
excessive
without
action
four
trophy
tension
development
fiber
weakness
tri
four
two
one
three
tonic
large
tension
weakness
nature
quad
four
three
two
one
physio
nature
tension
weakness
equal
myo
bone marrow
development
growth
muscle
iso
uneven
fiber
big
equal
fibro
muscle
fiber
nature
equal
bi
one
two
three
four
asthenia
fiber
weakness
nature
tension
a, an
within
with
without
none
ex-
inside
side
out
upon
pro-
before, forward
after, behind
to the middle
to the side
Hyper-
low
equal to
excessive
below
algia-
pain
loss of feeling
sensation
algae
radicul/o
burn; burning; heat
brain
sensation, feeling
nerve root
caus/o or caut
fear
burn; burning; heat
sensation, feeling
nerve root
encephala/o
brain
shaken together, violently agitated
fear
pertaining to the mind
cerebr/o
burn; burning; heat
instrument for recording
brain
nerve root
psych/o
brain
pertaining to the mind
fear
nervous sensation/feeling
concuss/o
shaken together, violently agitated
burn, burning, heat
to bruise
sensation, feeling
phobia
brain
turning
nerve root
fear
contus/o
right ear
to bruise
brain
turning
neur/i, neur/o
nerve/nervous system
bone marrow, spinal cord
membrane covering the brain and spinal cord
brain
-esthesia
sensation, feeling
bone marrow, spinal cord
pertaining to the mind
turning
myel/o
sensation, feeling
instrument for recording
nerve, nervous system
bone marrow, spinal cord
esthet/o
right ear
nervous sensation, feeling
fear
nerve root
-graphy
burning, burn, heat
pertaining to the mind
instrument for recording
fear
mening/o
brain
membranes covering the brain and spinal cord
sensation, feeling
to bruise
-trophic
turning
right ear
shaken together, violently agitated
nerve root
AD
right ear
left ear
right eye
left eye
ALS
(a)
ADHD
(a)
CP
(a)
CSF
(a)
EEG
(a)
A disease marked by muscular weakness and atrophy with involuntary contractions and excessive reflexes caused by degeneration of motor neurons in the spinal cord and in the brains medulla and cortex.
AD
ALS
ADHD
CP
Watery, clear fluid that surrounds the brain and spinal cord.
CSF
CP
ADHD
MS
Turning
-ptosis
turn/o
-tropia
-opsia
Myring/o
Tympanic membrane
Ear Drum
Tube (auditory)
Tear duct
Ablepharism
Pertaining to without eyelids
A condition involving no hearing
Pertaining to a condition of the eye
A condition resulting in the absence of eyelids
Double vision
Bioptic
Diplopia
Biopsia
Diploculous
Acous/o
Ear
Auditory tube
Pupil
Hearing
Audi/o
Auditory tube
Tympanic membrane
Ear
Hearing
Audit/o
Tympanic membrane
Ear
Pupil
Hearing
Thin layer between the cornea and sclera
Scler/o
Retin/o
Choroid/o
Core/o
Dacryorrhea
Crying
Hearing
Hardening of the tear ducts
Rupture of the ear drum
Coreotomy
Tumor on the cornea
Incision on the cornea
Incision on the pupil
Instrument used to cut the cornea
Rupture of the ear drum
Tympanorrhexis
Myringorrhage
Tympanorrhaphy
Salpingorrhexis
Color blind
Achromato
Anophthalmochromat
Chromatanopsia
Achormatopia
Disease of the ear
Ototropia
Otopathy
Otopenia
Anotosis
Inflammation of the auditory tube
Myringitis
Salpingoitis
Salpingitis
Tympanitis
Downward displacement of the pupil
Coropsia
Coreopsia
Pupillotropia
Coreoptosis
Partial paralysis
-phasia
-plegia
-paresis
-dipsia
Brain
cephal/o
encephal/o
cerebr/o
neur/o
Spinal cord
mening/o
spin/o
cephal/o
myel/o
Brain Tumor
Cephalectomy
Encephalosis
Cerebroma
Encephaloma
Nerve glue
Neuroglia
Neuroplegia
Neuromyeloglia
Neuroencephalism
