Module 8-Articular System Flashcards

1
Q

combining forms meaning “joints”

A

Arth-, arthr(o)-

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2
Q

the capability of being bent

A

Flexibility

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3
Q

the capability of movement

A

Mobility

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4
Q

x-ray picture of a joint taken after the injection of radiopaque dye into the joint

A

Arthrogram

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5
Q

the femur turns inward at the hip joint

A

Coxa vara

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6
Q

separation, a standing apart, a separated joint

A

Diastasis

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7
Q

condition in which a structure is apart from its normal location

A

Dislocation

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8
Q

joint that is out of position but not totally out of its socket

A

Luxation

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9
Q

degree of dislocation less than a total dislocation; an incomplete or partial dislocation

A

Subluxation

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10
Q

the lower leg points outward from the knee; also referred to as “bowleg”

A

Genu varum

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11
Q

the lower leg points inward at the knee; also referred to as “knock-knee”

A

Genu valgum

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12
Q

condition that results in the hammer appearance of the great toe

A

Hallux malleus

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13
Q

condition in which the foot is flat

A

Pes planus

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14
Q

protrusion of the cartilage between the vertebrae

A

Slipped disk

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15
Q

condition in which the curve of the spine is exaggerated beyond the limits of the natural curve of the spine

A

Spinal curvature

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16
Q

condition in which there is a lateral, or sideways, bending of the spine

A

Scoliosis

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17
Q

condition in which the thoracic portion of the spin is abnormally curved, resulting in a hunched back

A

Kyphosis

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18
Q

condition in which the normal bent is forward curve of lumbar portion of the spine is increased to an abnormal level; also referred to as “hollow-back” or “swayback”

A

Lordosis

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19
Q

forward slipping of a vertebra

A

Spondylolithesis

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20
Q

injury of joint ligaments without dislocation

A

Sprain

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21
Q

term that indicates an abnormality in the ankle and the foot; commonly referred to as a “clubfoot”

A

Talipes

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22
Q

condition in which the foot touches the floor only at the heel bone

A

Talipes calcaneus

23
Q

the foot is shaped like a horse’s hoof

A

Talipes equinus

24
Q

joints of the foot are turned outward

A

Talipes valgus

25
Q

joints of the foot are turned inward

A

Talipes varus

26
Q

an injury to the anterior cruciate ligament of the knee

A

Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury

27
Q

inflammation of the elbow

A

Anconitis

28
Q

condition in which the joint becomes crooked

A

Ankylosis

29
Q

inflammation of the joint

A

Arthritis

30
Q

inflammation of the bursae

A

Bursitis

31
Q

condition of the wrist in which the ligaments crossing the wrist impinge on the tunnel through which the carpal nerves travel

A

Carpal tunnel syndrome

32
Q

condition in which a joint has a disease resulting in the breaking down of the tissue itself

A

Degenerative joint disease

33
Q

condition in which the heel turns inward and resembles the hoof of a horse

A

Equinovarus

34
Q

benign, noncancerous cyst usually at the tendon of the wrist or ankle

A

Ganglion

35
Q

inability to move a part, which is not truly caused by an injury to an affected part, but usually is caused by pain associated with walking

A

Pseudoparalysis

36
Q

inflammation of a joint. The disease is an inflammatory, degenerative condition

A

Rheumatoid arthritis

37
Q

disease of a tendon that attaches a muscle to a bone

A

Tendinopathy

38
Q

inflammation of the tendon and synovial membranes of a joint

A

Tenosynovitis

39
Q

condition of the temporomandibular joint that occurs at the junction of the upper and lower jaw in front of the ear

A

Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) syndrome

40
Q

surgical fusion of a joint

A

Arthrodesis

41
Q

surgical repair of a joint

A

Arthroplasty

42
Q

repair of a joint capsule to control dislocations

A

Capsulorrhaphy

43
Q

removal of a vertebral cartilage

A

Diskectomy

44
Q

removal of a benign cyst

A

Ganglionectomy

45
Q

removal of a benign cyst cartilage, usually at the knee

A

Meniscectomy

46
Q

incision into the bone at the joint

A

Osteoarthrotomy

47
Q

removal of a phalanx of finger or toe

A

Phalangectomy

48
Q

activity done to move all joints in their normal range of motion

A

Range-of-motion exercises

49
Q

act of putting a bone back into its normal position in a joint

A

Reduction

50
Q

replacement of the components of a joint by a surgical procedure

A

Total joint arthroplasty

51
Q

also known as unicompartmental replacement; involves only one of the components of the joint

A

Partial joint replacement

52
Q

surgical procedure to bind together some vertebrae

A

Spinal fusion

53
Q

removal of a synovial membrane from a joint

A

Synovectomy