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paraplegia

paralysis of the lower body and both legs from spinal cord disease or injury

quadriplegia

paralysis of arms and legs, cervical injury usually

ankyl/o

stiff

arthr/o, articul/o

joint

burs/o

bursa

carp/o

wrist bones

chondr/o

cartilage

cervic/o

neck

clavicul/o

clavicle

cost/o

ribs

crani/o

skull

fasci/o

fascia

femor/o

femur

fubul/o

fibula

humer/o

humerous

ili/o

ilium

ischi/o

ischium

lamin/o

lamina

lumb/o

lumbar

mandibul/o

mandible

maxill/o

maxilla

my/o, myos/o

muscle

orth/o

straight

oste/o

bone

patell/o, patell/a

patella

pelv/i, pelv/o

pelvis, hip region

phalang/o

phalanges

pub/o

pubis

rachi/o

spinal column, vertebrae

radi/o

x-ray, radioactivity

rhabdomy/o

striated muscle

rheumat/o

watery flow

sacr/o

sacrum

scapul/o

scapula, shoulder blade

scoli/o

crooked, bent

stern/o

sternum

synov/o

synovial membrane, synovia

tars/o

hind foot or ankle

ten/o, tendin/o

tendon

thorac/o

chest

ton/o

tension

uln/o

ulna

vertebr/o, spondyl/o

vertebra

thoracic kyphosis

outward curve to T spine, humpback, hunchback

lumbar lordosis

inward curve to L spine, swayback curve

scoliosis

lateral curve of spine, crooked, bent,

-asthenia

lack of strength

-clasis, -clast

to break

-desis

bind, tie together

-listhesis

slipping

-malacia

softening

-physis

to grow

-porosis

condition of pores

-stenosis

tightening, stricture

-tome

instrument to cut

osseous

pertaining to bone

osteogenic sarcoma (osteosarcoma)

cancer that arises from the osteoblasts in bone, develops during the period of rapid growth during adolescence. mistaken for "growing pains"

osteomalacia

rickets, bones are soft and bend easily, become deformed

osteoporosis

decreased bone mass and weakening due to decreased amounts of estrogen

closed fracture

bone breaks, no open wound in skin

open fracture

bone breaks, protrudes through the skin

colles fracture

occurs near wrist joint at distal end of radius

comminuted fracture

bone is crushed or splintered into peices

greenstick fracture

bone partially broken on one side, bent on the other. sign of abuse in children

compression fracture

bone collapses or is compressed

impacted fracture

one fragment of bone driven into another

compound fracture

fracture displaces, open wound