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Musculoskeletal System

Makes movement possible


Supporting framework for the body.


Protects internal organs.

Arthro

Joint

Bucco

Cheek

Carpo

Wrist

Costo

Rib

Cranio

Skull

Mandibulo

Lower jaw

Maxillo

Upper jaw

Metacarpo

Hand bone

Metatarpo

Foot bone

Phalango

Finger and toe bones

Algia

Pain

Kinesia

Movement

Muscles

Provide body posture


Help passage and elimination of food

Short bone

Carpals

Irregular bone

Vertebrae

Flat bone

Frontal bone

Long bone

Femur

Vertebral column

7 cervical


12 thoracic


5 lumbar



5 fused sacral make the sacrum


4 fused make the coccyx

Parietal

Top of head

Temproal bone

Temples

Occipital bone

Back of head

Zygomatic bone

Cheek bone

Head of bone

Large, rounded end of a long bone set off from the shafts of the bone by a neck

Bone Trochanter

Large, somewhat rounded projections near the neck of the femur.

Foramen

Hole or opening in a bone

Sinus

Airspace or opening in the bones of the skull

Fibrous joints

Non movable, located between cranial bones.

Cartilaginous joints

Allow limited movement, pubic symphysis of the pelvis

Synovial joints

Freely movable, knee

Tendons

Attach muscle to bone

Ligaments

Connective tissue bands that attach bones to bones and support joints.

Porous bone

Osteoporosis

Rupture of muscle

myorrhexis

Softening or cartilage

Chondromalacia

Visual examination of a joint

Arthroscopy

Colles fracture

Break in lower end of radius. Commonly from breaking a fall

Closed reduction

Restoration of a part to it's normal position without a skin incision

Open reduction

Restoration of a part to it's natural position with skin incision

Herniated disc

Protrusion or herniation of the nucleus pulposus between two disc

Scaitia

Inflamation of the major leg nerve

Laminectomy

Surgery to correct a herniated disc

Osteomyelitis

Acute or chronic infection of the bone forming tissue

Gout

Systemic connective tissue disorder


Chronic disorder of uric acid metabolism

Lyme Arthritis

Transfered by ticks

ACL

Anterior Cruciate Ligament

Total hip arthroplasty

Hip replacement

Arthrocentesis

Puncture of a joint using a needle to remove accumulated fluid

Myoplasty

Surgical repair of the muscle

Arthroscopy

Visual examination of a joint

Osteoarthropathy

Disease of the bones and joints

Kyphosis

Outward curve of the upper sections of the spine: humpback

Lordosis

Swayback

Scoliosis

Abnormal lateral curvature of the back

Fx

Fracture

ORIF

Open reduction and internal fixation

RA

rheumatoid arthritis