Unit 4- Orthopedics, Osteopathy, and Body Regions Flashcards
Osteo
bone
osteitis
inflammation of the bone
osteomalacia
Softening of the bones
Adult rickets
Vitamin D deficiency, phosphate deficiency, and abnormal excretion of calcium by the kidneys
Contributing factor is use of tobacco products
Etiology
Study of the cause of a disease
hyperparathyroidism
Disorder of the parathyroid glands
Can cause calcium to be withdrawn from the bones and cause osteomalacia
-pathy
disease
osteopathy
disease of bone
Doctor of osteopathy (DO)
Receives special training about the skeleton and its relationship to disease
Believe body has natural ability to heal itself given a favorable environment and good nutrition and so act as teachers to help patients take a responsible role in their own well-being and to change unhealthy patterns
Osteopathic manipulative therapy (OMT) incorporated into training and practice
American Osteopathic Association (AOA) oversees
osteoma
a hard growth on a bone
bone tumor
pl. osteomata
osteoarthropathy
any disease involving bones and joints
arthr/o
joint
poros
Greek meaning passageway
osteoporosis
Disease condition of the bone in which there is deterioration of the bone matrix causing pores and weakness
Can be caused by calcium deficiency and hormone changes associated with menopause in women and a hereditary predisposition
-penia
low number or loss
osteopenia
loss of bone
erythrocytopenia
red blood cell loss
osteosarcoma
bone cancer
myelo
bone marrow or spinal cord
myelodysplasia
condition characterized by increased and abnormal bone marrow or spinal cord development
defective formation of the spinal cord
polio
gray, referring to gray matter of nervous system
poliomyelitis
Inflammation of the gray matter of the spinal cord caused by a viral infection
May cause paralysis of the limbs and muscle hypertrophy
Inactivated poliovirus vaccine (IPV) given to prevent
encephalomyelopathy
disease of the brain and spinal cord
osteomyelitis
inflammation of the bone and marrow
arthroscope
instrument used to look into a joint
myeloblast
immature bone marrow cell
bone marrow germ cell
myelocytic
pertaining to myelocytes
myelocele
herniation of the spinal cord
meningomyelocele
herniation of the spinal cord and meninges
-plasia
development or formation naturally
hyperplasia
increase in number of cells in a tissue
overgrowth, too much development
dys-
defective
dysplasia
defective formation
arthrodysplasia
defective formation of a joint
myelodysplasia
defective formation of the spinal cord
osteodysplasia
defective bone development
aplasia
failure of an organ to develop
hypoplasia
deficient development
arthroscopy
procedure for examining the joints by looking with an arthroscope
arthroplasty
surgical repair of a joint
-plasty
surgical repair or reconstruction
plast
form, mold, or rebuild
-plasia vs -trophy vs -genesis
- plasia= changes in number and form of cells
- trophy= changes in size of cells and organs
- genesis= original growth of cells and organs
arthritic
pertaining to a joint
arthritis
inflammation of a joint
antiarthritic agent
medication used to treat arthritis
osteoarthritis (OA)
arthritis characterized by inflammation and destruction of bone and joint tissue
Rheumatoid
Greek for resembling discharge or fluid
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA)
affects softer tissues of the joint and often accompanied by fluid in the joints
Causes inflammation of joints- arthritis
Caused by systemic autoimmune response
arthrotomy
incision into a joint
rheumatology
medical specialty that studies, diagnoses, and treats rheumatic conditions
rheumatologist
physician specialist who treats rheumatic conditions
tendons
made of connective tissue and attach muscle to bone
ligaments
attach bone to bone
supports visceral organs
fascia
attaches muscle to muscle
teno-, tendo-, tendino-
tendon
tendoplasty, tenoplasty, tendinoplasty
repair of the tendons surgically
tendin/o-
used for words about inflammation of the tendons
tendinitis
inflammation of a tendon
ten/o-
used for words for pain in a tendon
tenalgia, tenodynia
tendon pain
bursa
small serous sac between a tendon and bone
pl. bursae
burs/o
refers to bursae of body
bursitis
inflammation of a bursa
bursectomy
excision of a bursa
chondr/o
cartilage
osteochondritis
inflammation of bone and cartilage
cartilage
tough, elastic connective tissue found in ear, nose tip, rib ends, and lining of joints
chondralgia, chondrodynia
pain in or around cartilage
tenoplasty
repair of tendons
tenodynia
pain in tendons
chondrectomy
excision of cartilage
cost/o
ribs
chondrocostal
pertaining to the ribs and cartilage
costectomy
excision of a rib or ribs
menisc/us
crescent-shaped cartilage structure in the knee
lateral and medial meniscus
meniscitis
inflammation of the meniscus
meniscectomy
excision of a torn meniscus
costal
pertaining to the ribs
intercostal
between the ribs
inter-
between
hypochondriac
below the cartilage, region below the rib cage cartilage
interchondral
between cartilages
internal vs external intercostal muscles
internal- breathing out, decreasing size of ribcage
external- inhalation, enlarging the rib cage
dent/o dent/i
tooth/teeth
interdental
between the teeth
dental
pertaining to the teeth
dentalgia
pain in the teeth (toothache)
dentoid
tooth-shaped, resembling a tooth
dentist
takes care of teeth
Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS)
dentifrice
used for cleaning teeth
orth/o
straight
odont/o
shaped like a tooth
orthodontist
dentist who specializes in straightening abnormally positioned teeth
peri-
around or near
peridontal
around or near the teeth
peridontist
performs surgery of the gums or tissues around the teeth
periosteum
membrane around the bone
perichondrium
membrane around the cartilage
pericardium
membrane around the heart
orthopedist
Physician who specializes in the prevention and treatment of musculoskeletal disorders. Treats fractures (makes straight)
orthotics
science that studies and develops mechanical appliances used as supportive devices
also the devices themselves like splints and casts
orthotist
specialist who designs and fits supportive devices
prosthetists
work with patients in need of replacing an amputated limb
prosthesis
appliance that prosthetist produces
artificial limb or other body part replacement
orthosis
condition of straightening or supporting
lumb/o, lumbar
lower back, between thorax and sacrum
lumbar vertebrae
L1-5
thorac/o
chest/thorax
thoracolumbar
pertaining to the chest and lower back
thoracic vertebrae
T1-12
supra
on, over, above
supralumbar
above the lumbar region
supracostal
above the ribs
supracranial
surface of the head on top of the skull
pub/o
refers to pubis
bone in lower anterior pelvis
pubis
bone of the pelvis, pubic bone
suprapubic
above the pubis
suprapubic cystotomy
incision of bladder from the suprapubic region
pelv/i
refers to pelvis
bony structure including the ilium, ischium, pubis, sacrum, and coccyx
plural of pelvis
pelves
pelvimetry
measuring pelvis size
done during pregnancy
cephalopelvic disproportion (CPD)
When baby’s head is larger than diameter of mother’s pelvis
Can lead to serious complications during delivery
pelvimeter
device used for pelvimetry
suprapelvic
above the pelvis
cephalometer
measures the head
thoracometer
measures the chest
cardiometer
measures the heart
abnormal
deviating from what is normal or expected
ab-
from, away from
aberrant
wandering from (-errant=wandering) used in medicine to describe a structure that wanders from the normal path
abberant nerve, vessels
nerve fibers/vessels that follow an unusual route
duct
to lead or move
abduction
movement away from a midline
ex: occurs when arm is raised from side of body or fingers of hand are spread apart
ad-
toward
adduction
movement toward a midline
ex: when arm is moved toward body
addiction
being drawn toward the same habit
adhesion
formed when two normally separate tissues join together
pts usually encouraged to ambulate soon after surgery to help prevent postop adhesions
abdomin/o
abdomen
belly area, cavity below thorax
paracentesis, centesis
surgical puncture
insertion of a needle into a body cavity for the purpose of aspirating fluid
abdominocentesis
tapping or puncturing of the abdomen for the removal of fluid
surgical puncture of the abdomen
amni/o
amnion
protective sac surrounding fetus
amniocentesis
tapping or puncturing amniotic sac to remove cells for genetic testing
cardiocentesis
surgical puncture into the heart chambers
used for diagnosis and treatment
abdominocystic
pertaining to the abdomen and urinary bladder
cyst/o
urinary bladder or fluid-filled sac
also, gallbladder, ovarian cyst
cystotomy
incision into the urinary bladder
cystectomy
excision of the urinary bladder
-scopy
procedure used to look into an organ or body cavity with a scope
cystoscopy
process of examining by looking with an instrument into the urinary bladder
cystotomy
incision into the urinary bladder
cystocele
When bladder wall weakens and forms a hernia into the vagina
most common in women
thorac/o
thorax
chest/area of the back posterior to the chest
cystoscopy
process of examining by looking with an instrument into the urinary bladder
cystoplasty
surgical repair of the bladder
cystocele
When bladder wall weakens and forms a hernia into the vagina
thorac/o
thorax/chest
thorax pl. form
thoraces
thoracolumbar
pertaining to the thoracic and lumbar vertebrae
cholecyst-
gallbladder
thoracocentesis (thoracentesis)
puncture (surgical tapping) of the chest to remove fluids
thoracopathy
chest disease
thoracolumbar
pertaining to the thoracic and lumbar vertebrae
cholecyst-
gallbladder
hydrophobia
abnormal fear of water
aka rabies, b/c rabid animals afraid of choking on water
hydrocele
accumulation of fluid in saclike cavity
more specific form of hydrocyst
especially scrotum, 2-5 year old boys
hydrocephalus
collection of fluid in head
enlarged head due to increased amount of fluid in the skull
results in deformity unless arrested, causes brain damage, children usually mentally challenged
-phobia
fear
hydrophobia
abnormal fear of water
acrophobia
fear of heights (extremely high places)
androphobia
fear of men
autophobia
fear of being by one’s self
bacteriophobia
fear of bacteria
carcinophobia
fear of cancer
leukophobia
fear of the color white
claustrophobia
fear of confined spaces
hydrotherapy
treatment by water
PTs use swirling baths to increase ease of movement
gynephobia/gynophobia
fear of women
leukophobia
fear of the color white
myelocytes
bone marrow cells
hydrotherapy
treatment by water
PTs use swirling baths to increase ease of movement
fracture
break or crack
kyphosis
hunch back, posterior thoracic curvature
myelocytes
bone marrow cells
periodontal
around the tooth
periodontist
dentist specializing in treatment of diseased tissue around teeth