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103 Cards in this Set

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Periosteum
outer layer of the bone
epiphysis
end of the bone
diaphysis
shaft of the bone
bone marrow
makes red blood cells
foramen
opening in the bone
Zygomatic
cheekbone
maxillary
upper jaw
mandible
lower jaw
ribs/costal
12 pairs
1-7 true ribs
8-10 false ribs
11-12 floating ribs
sternum
breastbone
manubrium
top of breastbone
xiphoid
bottom of breastbone
clavicle
collarbone
scapula
shoulder blades
acromion
tip of shoulder
Humerus
upper arm bone
radius
bone on the thumb side (lower arm)
ulna
little finger side (lower arm)
olecranon
elbow
carpals
wrist bone
metacarples
in your hand
phalange
finger
acetabulum
hip socket
femur
upper leg
trochanter
2 knobs at the top of the femur
patella
knee cap
popliteal
back of the knee
tibia
large lower led
fibula
small lower leg
tarsals
ankle bones
malleolus
knobs of the ankle
calcaneal
heel bone
metatarsals
bones on the feet
phalanges
distal
medial
proxial
lamina
part of vertebra
pelvic/hip girdle
ilium
ischium
pubis
process
sticking out
depression
whole
3 types of muscles
1. striated/skeletal
2. smooth/visceral
3. cardiac
fascia
covering of a muscle
tendon
attaches muscles to bones
ligaments
attaches bones to bones
aponeurosis
large tendon bones to muscles
flexor
to bend
extensor
straighten
pectoral
in the chest
rectus
straight up/down
oblique
at an angle
transverse
across side to side
sphincter
ring of muscle
biceps
2
triceps
3
quardriceps
4
maximus
large
minimus
small
deltoid
triangle shape
levator
lifts up
depressor
frown
articulations
joint
2 joint types
suture and synovial
bursa
sack of fluid
meniscus
cartilage in the knee
fracture
broken bone
closed/simple fracture
broken- NOT through the skin
open.compound fracture
broken- goes through the skin
comminuted
shattered
impacted
bone shoved into another
greenstick
not a clean break, on part bends
hairline fracture
does not go all the way through
pathological
fracture caused by disease- not an accident
Colles
fracture to the wrist
reduction
treatment to the fracture
closed
no surgery
open
surgery
internal fixation
hardware to keep the bones together (screws)
external fixation
hardware on the inside seen on outside
scoliosis
crooked/bent
kyphosis
hump
lordosis
sway back
spinal bifida
the spinal column did not come together
rheumatoid arthritis
inflammation of joints, and it affects other organs.
osteoarthritis
bone inflammation
gout
too much uric acid-hardens as a joint usually big toe
Ewing's sarcoma
bone cancer
carpal tunnel syndrome
caused by repetitious work
ergonomics
making the workplace better
crepitation
sound when bones rub together
EMG-electromyography
process of recording the muscle with electricity
sprain
HAVE damage
strain
NO damage
talipes
something wrong with the foot
arthroplasty
knee replacement
IM
intramuscular
AE
above elbow
AK
above knee
BE
below elbow
BK
below knee
C
cervical
Fx
fracture
HNP
herniated disc
L
lumbar
RA
rheumatoid arthritis
T
thorasic