Chapter 4 Flashcards
Epiphysis
Ends of bones
Diaphysis
Middle of bones
Metaphysis
Neck of bones
Oste/o
bone
periosteum
tissue that covers the bone
crani/o
head/ skull
cervic/o
neck
spondyl/o
vertebra
lumb/o
lower back
brachi/o
upper arm
dactyl/o
finger
carp/o
wrist
cost/o
rib
femor/o
femur
tibi/o
tibia, shin bone
tars/o
ankle
chondr/o
cartilage
burs/o
bursa; sac of fluid that supports bone
ten/o, tend/o, tendin/o
tendon
muscul/o, my/o, myos/o
muscle
fasci/o
fascia, connective tissue
kinesi/o
movement
ton/o
tone, tension
tax/o
arrangement, order, coordination
-paresis
partial paralysis
-plegia
complete paralysis
ankyl/o
stiff, bent
what do ligaments do
join bone to bone
What do tendons do
join bone to muscle
What does cartilage do
let bones slide rather than rub against each other
Atrophy
wasting away
Genu varum
knee bowed out
Genu valgum
knee pointed in
Genu/o
knee