Terms pg. 19-20

Question 1

-arthrodial

Answer 1

joint (diarthrodial - freely moving joints)

Question 2

bi-

Answer 2

two or double (bipolar - having two poles)

Question 3

cellular

Answer 3

related to a cell (intracellular movement - originating or occuring within the cell)

Question 4

chondrium

Answer 4

related to cartilage (perichondrium - fiberous membrane surrounding the outer surface of cartilage)

Question 5

cyto-

Answer 5

pertaining to a cell (cytoplasm - the fluid inferior of the cell outside of the nucleus)

Question 6

endo-

Answer 6

toward the interior (endomysium - the connective tissue covering a muscle fiber)

Question 7

epi-

Answer 7

upon or above (epimysium - the connective tissue covering a group of muscle fasciculi)

Question 8

extra-

Answer 8

outside of (extracellular - the area external to the cell)

Question 9

inter-

Answer 9

between (intercellular - originating or occuring in between cells)

Question 10

intra-

Answer 10

within (intracellular - originating or occuring within the cell)

Question 11

meatus

Answer 11

an opening (external auditory meatus - ear canal)

Question 12

meso-

Answer 12

middle or intermediate (mesothelial tissue - a type of epithelial tissue that lines the internal body cavities)

Question 13

micro-

Answer 13

small size (microtubule - an organele that asists with cell movement and transport of substances within the cell)

Question 14

-mysium

Answer 14

pertaining to muscle (perimysium - connective tissue covering each muscle fasciculus)

Question 15

os

Answer 15

bone (ossicles - the bones of the middle ear: malleus, incus, and stapes)

Question 16

-osteum

Answer 16

pertaining to bone (periosteum - fiberous membrane surounding the outer surface of bone)

Question 17

peri-

Answer 17

around (perimysium - connective tissue covering each muscle fasciculus)

Question 18

-plasm

Answer 18

cellular substance (cytoplasm - the fluid interior of the cell outside of the nucleus)

Question 19

proto-

Answer 19

first (protoplasm -

Question 20

uni-

Answer 20

one or single (unipolar - having a single pole)