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Acromioclavicular
Joint between the collar bone and the acromion process.
Acromiohumeral
Joint between the acromion process and the humerus.
Acromion
The bony projection on the scapula at the humeroscapular joint.
Ambulance
Vehicle used to transport patients.
Ambulatory
Able to walk, walking.
Ankyloblepharon
Stiffened, Abhered eyelids.
Ankylocheilia
Stiffened lips.
Ankylodactylia
Stiff, immovable fingers and toes.
Ankyloglossia
Tongue tied (stiff tongue).
Ankylophobia
Abnormal fear of ankylosis.
Ankyloproctia
Closure (immobility) on the anus and rectum.
Ankylosis
Condition of stiffening, loss of mobility.
Arteriostasis
Control of arterial flow.
Brachial
Pertaining to the arm.
Brachiocephalic
Pertaining to the arm and head.
Brachioradialis
Muscle that extends from the upper arm to the radial bone.
Calcaneodynia
Heel pain (calcanealgia)
Calcaneum, calcaneus, calcanea
Heel bone.
Carpi, carpus, capal
Wrist bones.
Cervical
Pertaining to the neck, neck of the uterus, other necklike structures.
Cervicectomy
Excision of the cervix of the uterus.
Cervicitis
Inflammation of the cervix of the uterus.
Cerviobrachial
Pertaining to the neck and arm.
Cervicofacial
Pertaining to the neck and the face.
Cholestasis
Control of bile flow.
Condyle, condylar
A rounded process on a bone end.
Condylectomy
Excision of a condyle
condyloid
Resembling a condyle.
Diskectomy
Excision of a herniated intervertebral disk (discectomy).
Enterostasis
Control of intestinal flow.
Epicondyle
Upon a condyle.
Femur, Femoral
The thigh bone.
Fibula
Small, long bone in lower leg lateral to tibia.
Fungistasis
Control or stop growth of a fungus (mycostasis)
Ganglion
A collection of nerve cell bodies.
Hemostasis
Control of blood flow (hematostasis)
Humeroradial
Pertaining to the humerus and the radius.
Humeroscapular
Pertaining to the humerus and the scapula.
Humeroulnar
Pertaining to the humerus and the ulna.
Ileum
Third part of the small intestine.
Ilium
Upper pelvic bone.
Ischiocele
Herniation through the ischial bone.
Ischioneuralgia
Pain in the nerves near the ischium. (sciatica)
Ischiopubic
Pertaining to the ischium and the pubic bone.
Ischiorectal
Pertaining to the ischium and the rectum.
Laminectomy
Excision of the lamina of the vertebral posterior arch.
Metacarpi
Hand bone distal to the carpi
Metatarsals
Foot bones distal to the tarsals.
Noctambulism
Sleepwalking
Nyctalbuminuria
Excretion of albumin in urine at night.
Nyctalgia
Pain during the night.
Nyctalopia
Night blindness
Nyctophobia
Abnormal fear of the night.
Nycturia
Excessive urination during the night
Palatoschisis
Cleft palate
Phlebostasis
Control of venous flow
pubofemoral
Pertaining to the pubic bone and the femur
Pyostasis
Control of pus formation
Rachialgia
Spinal pain.
Rachiometer
Instrument to measure spinal curvature.
Rachioplegia
Spinal paralysis
Rachischisis
Split spine
Rachitis
Inflammation of the spine
Radioulnar
Pertaining to the radius and the ulna.
Scapula
Shoulder blade.
Schistoglossia
Split tongue.
Schistosomiasis
Infestation with Schistosoma flukes.
Schizonychia
Split finger nails or toenails
Schizophasia
Split speach
Schizophrenia
Severe mental disorder in which thinking, emotions and behavior are disturbed.
Sternalgia
Sternal pain.
Sternopericardial
Pertaining to the sternum and the pericardium
Tarsi, tarsus, tarsal
Bones of the ankle(not including tibia)
Tibia
Shin bone, medial to fibula.
Tibiofibular
Pertaining to the tibia and fibula.
Viscerostasis
Control of an organ.
Xiphocostal
Pertaining to the xiphoid process and the ribs.
xiphoid (process)
Cartilage bony projection on the distal end of the sternum.