Week 2 terminology Flashcards

1
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Pertaining to limbs and things that depend (attach) to other parts.

A

Appendicular

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2
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a sack or pouch in connective tissue, chiefly around joints.

A

Bursa

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3
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Pertaining to the neck portion of the spinal column.

A

Cervical

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4
Q

an incomplete fracture occurring in children.

A

Greenstick fracture

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5
Q

A long bone on the forearm.

A

Radius

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6
Q

A movable joint also called diarthrosis

A

Synovial

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7
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Pertaining to the five bones of the hand between the wrist and the phalanges.

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Metacarpals

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8
Q

Abnormal interior curvature of the lumber spine.

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Lordosis

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9
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Pertaining to the spinal column, skull, and rib cage of the skeleton.

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Axial

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10
Q

To move away from the midline

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Abduction

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11
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To draw together toward the midline

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Adduction

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12
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Progressive atrophy or weakening of a part, such as the muscles.

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Dystrophy

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13
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Place where a muscle is attached to the bone that it moves.

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Insertion

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14
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Pertaining to the muscular and skeletal systems

A

Musculoskeletal

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15
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inflammation of the tendon

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Tendonitis

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16
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Injury to muscles from tension caused by overuse or misuse

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Strain

17
Q

The use of appropriate body positioning, moving and lifting objects to avoid injury.

A

Body mechanics

18
Q

Refers to the degree of movement of the bodies joints and extremities.

A

Range of motion (ROM)

19
Q

To walk, not confined to bed.

A

Ambulate

20
Q

A position with the head lower than the feet

A

Trendelenburg

21
Q

A condition in which the pulse becomes rapid and weak, the blood pressure drops, and the patient is pale and clammy.

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Shock

22
Q

In which the patient is on their back, face up, legs separated, knees flexed with feet flat.

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Dorsal recumbent

23
Q

A position, laying horizontal with the face down

A

Prone

24
Q

A full or partial sitting examination position

A

Fowler’s

25
Q

Lying horizontally on the back

A

Supine