Final

Front 1

Sebaceous Glads

Back 1

Oil Glands

Front 2

Sudoriferous Gland

Back 2

Sweat Glads

Front 3

Scab

Back 3

Crust

Front 4

Mole

Back 4

Nevious

Front 5

Tumor

Back 5

Oma

Front 6

Hair loss

Back 6

Alopecia

Front 7

Smooth Muscle

Back 7

Involuntary Muscle found in internal organs

Front 8

Striated (Skeletal) Muscle

Back 8

Voluntarty muscle attached to the skeleton

Front 9

Cardiac Muscle

Back 9

Muscle of the heart

Front 10

Wasting away of muscles

Back 10

atrophy

Front 11

Closed fracture

Back 11

Broken bone with no open wound

Front 12

Open fracture

Back 12

Broken bone with an open wound

Front 13

Simple fracture

Back 13

Non displaced fracture involving one fracture line that does not need extensive treatment

Front 14

Complex Fracture

Back 14

Displaced fracture that requires surgery

Front 15

Greenstick

Back 15

Incomplete break of the bone

Front 16

What is a tendon?

Back 16

A tendon connects muscle to bone

Front 17

What is a ligament?

Back 17

A ligament connects bone to bone

Front 18

What is the name for the breast bone?

Back 18

Sternum

Front 19

What is the divisions of the spinal column?

Back 19

7 cervical

12 thoracic

5 lumbar

1 sacrum

1 coccyx

Front 20

Supine Postion

Back 20

Lying flat on the back

Front 21

Recumbent

Back 21

Lying down regularly

Front 22

Prone

Back 22

Lying face down and flat

Front 23

erect

Back 23

normal standing

Front 24

Pharynx

Back 24

Throat

Front 25

Larynx

Back 25

Voice box

Front 26

Treachea

Back 26

Windpipe

Front 27

Infection of the lungs

Back 27

Pneumonia

Front 28

Where is the exchange of gases?

Back 28

Alveoli

Front 29

Arth

Back 29

Joint

Front 30

-plasty

Back 30

surgical repair

Front 31

-centesis

Back 31

puncture for aspiration

Front 32

hydrosis

Back 32

condition of water

Front 33

edema

Back 33

Too much fluid

Front 34

diaphoresis

Back 34

excessive sweating

Front 35

-rraphy

Back 35

repair

Front 36

cost/o

Back 36

rib

Front 37

-algia

Back 37

pain

Front 38

-itis

Back 38

inflammation

Front 39

pneum/o

Back 39

air or lung

Front 40

-ectomy

Back 40

removal

Front 41

endo

Back 41

inside

Front 42

a, an

Back 42

without

Front 43

malacia

Back 43

softening

Front 44

gastr/o

Back 44

stomach

Front 45

cutane/o

Back 45

skin

Front 46

my/o

Back 46

muscle

Front 47

arth/o

Back 47

joint

Front 48

erythr/o

Back 48

red

Front 49

cyan/o

Back 49

blue

Front 50

tachy

Back 50

fast

Front 51

polu

Back 51

many

Front 52

retro

Back 52

behind

Front 53

epi

Back 53

upon

Front 54

contra

Back 54

against

Front 55

Restrictive Disease

Back 55

Trouble breathing in

ex: obesity

idiopathic pulmanary fibrosis

sacodosis

pneumonia

Front 56

Obstructive Diseases

Back 56

Trouble breathing out

ex: asthma

bronchitis

emphysema

COPD

Front 57

COPD

Back 57

Permanent destructive pulmonary disorder that is a combination of chronic bronchitis and emphyseme

Front 58

Pleura

Back 58

membranes enclosing the lung and lining the thoracic cavity

Front 59

Diaphragm

Back 59

Aids in respiration by moving up and down

Front 60

Ox/o

Back 60

oxygen

Front 61

phren/o

Back 61

diaphragm

Front 62

thorac/o

Back 62

chest

Front 63

lob/o

Back 63

lobe (a portion)

Front 64

rhin/o

Back 64

nose

Front 65

or/o

Back 65

mouth

Front 66

pharyng/o

Back 66

pharynx

Front 67

spir/o

Back 67

breathing

Front 68

alveol/o

Back 68

alveolous

Front 69

capn/o

Back 69

carbon dioxide

Front 70

LARYNG/O

Back 70

Larynx

Front 71

uvul/o

Back 71

uvula

Front 72

pleur/o

Back 72

pleura

Front 73

trache/o

Back 73

treachea

Front 74

pulmon/o

Back 74

lung

Front 75

Long Bones

Back 75

arms and legs

Front 76

Short Bones

Back 76

Wrists and Ankles

Front 77

Flat Bones

Back 77

Skull, shoulder blades and pelvis

Front 78

Irregular Bones

Back 78

Ear,face and vertebrae

Front 79

What are the two sections of the Skeletal system?

Back 79

Axial and Appendicular

Front 80

Where is the Axial skeleton?

Back 80

Forms the main trunk of the body includes skull,spinal column,ribs and breastbone

Front 81

Where is the Appendicular skeleton?

Back 81

Forms the extremities includes shoulder arm bones pelvic gridle and leg bones

Front 82

What are sinuses?

Back 82

Air spaces in and around facial bones

Front 83

What are the bones in each arm?

Back 83

Humerus- upper arm bone

Ulna- lower arm whose upper end forms elbow

Radius- lower arm on the thumb side

Front 84

Bones in each hand include:

Back 84

8 carpals- form the wrist

5 metacarpals- form palm of hand

14 phalanges- form the fingers

Front 85

What is the difference between medicaid and medicare?

Back 85

Medicaid is a need and designed by the federal government but administered by state gov.

Medicare is administered by the federal government, entitled program, everyone 65 or older is entitled

Front 86

Medical a sepsis

Back 86

Clean

Front 87

Subjective

Back 87

What person complains of

Front 88

Surgical a sepsis

Back 88

sterile

Front 89

Objective

Back 89

What you can see is wrong