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Muscul o

Muslce

-ar

Pertaining to

-ature

System composed of

Musculature

Volunt o

Persons own free will

Tendin o

Tendon

-ous

Pertaining to

Insert o

Introduce; put in

Bursae

A thin sac of synovial membrane filled with synovial fluid. Acts as a cushion to reduce friction where a tendon rubs against the bone near a synovial joint.

Burs o

Bursa

Fasci o

Fascia

Fascia

Thin connective tissue that joins with the tendon

-alis

Pertaining to

Brachialis

Extens o

Straightening

-or

Person who does, person who produces, thing that does, thing that produces.

Flex o

Bending

Hallucis

Hallux

Brevis

Short

Spanish breve

Tempor o

Side of head, temple

-ion

Action, condition.

Flexion

Ab

Away from

Away bitch

Duct o

Bring, duct, move

Abductors

Ad

Toward

Adduction

Rotat o

Rotate

Supinat o

Lying on back

Pronat o

Face down

E

Out, without

Eversion

Vers o

Travel, turn

Vert o

Travel, turn

In

In, not, within

Orbicul o

Small circle

Oculi

Eye

Oris

Mouth

Masset o

Chewing

Buccinat o

Cheek

Stern o

Brestbone, sternum

Cleid o

Clavicle, collar bone

Mast o

Breast, mastoid process

Platsyma

Moves the mandible down

Delt o

Triangle

Inter

Between

Then o

Thumb

Thenar

Pertaining to the thumb

Perone o

Fibula, lower leg bone

Poreneus longus

Poreneus longus

Tibi o

Shin bone, tibia

Anter o

Before, front part

Gastr o

Stomach

-cnemius

Leg

Gastrocnemius

Fasci o

Fascia

My o

Muscle

Neur o

Nerve

Transmitt o

Send across, send through

Contract o

Pull together

-trophy

Process of development

Vuls o

Tear

Alg o

Pain

Extens o

Straightening

Contus o

Bruising

Torti o

Twisted position

How does it sound like?

-collis

Condition of the neck

Torticollis is aka

Wryneck

Inflammat o

Redness and warmth

Most common type of muscular dystrophy?

Duchenne's muscular dystrophy

Asten o

Lack of strength

Ptosis

Drooping

RSI

Repetitive strain injury

CTD

Cumulative trauma disorder

Rhabdomyoma

Benign tumor in a muscle

Rhabd o

Rod shaped

Rhabdomyoscaroma

Cancerous tumor in the muscle

Sarc o

Connective tissue

Rotator cuff tear

Tear in rotator muscle of the shoulder

Tax o

Coordination

Brady

Slow

Kines o

Movement

-clonus

Rapid contracting and relaxing

Clones the same movement

Myoclonus

Muscle jerking

Athet o

Without place, without position

-oid

Resembling

Athetoid movements

Purposeless writhing of the hand

RLS

Restless leg syndrome

Tremor

Small involuntary movements

Burs o

Bursa

Housemaids knee

Aka bursitis

Dupuytrens contracture

Collagen fibers in the fascia of the palm of the hand become shorten. Contracture of the fingers.

Pitchers elbow is aka what 2 things

Golfers elbow or medial epicondylitis

Tendin o

Tendon

Ten o

Tendon

Synov o

Joint membrane, synovium

Orthosis

Brace

Orth o

Straight

-osis

Condition, process

ALD

Activities of daily living

DTR

Deep tendon reflexes

Deep tendon reflexes are aka

Knee jerk or patellar reflex

Mot o

Movement

Habilitat o

Give ability

ROM

Range of motion

-ectomy

Surgical removal

-tomy

Process of cutting or making an incision

Ganglion o

Ganglion

-opsy

Process of viewing

-rrhaphy

Procedure of suturing

Thym o

Rage, thymus

Relax o

Relax

ADA

Americans with disabilities act

COTA

Certified occupational therapist assistant

D.C.

Doctor of chriopracty

DTR

Deep tendon reflex

EMG

Electromyogram

IM

Intramuscular

MD

Muscular dystrophy

NSAID

Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug

OOB

Out of bed

ORTHO

Orthopedics

OSHA

Occupational safety and health administration

OT

Occupational therapy

PM&R

Physical medicine and rehabilitation

PT

Physical therapist

RICE

Rest, ice, compression, and elevation

RSI

Repetitive strain injury

Peripher o

Outer aspects

Encephal o

Brain

Cav o

Hollow space

Cavity

Gustat o

Sense of taste

Pariet o

Wall of a cavity

Somat o

Body

Esthes o

Feeling, sensation

Esthet o

Feeling, sensation

Vis o

Sight, vision

Fiss o

Splitting

Hemi

One half

-sphere

Ball, sphere

Sulci

Narrow grooves in the brain

Thalam o

Thalamus

Venticul o

Chamber that is filled, ventricle

Ependym o

Cellular lining

Ependymal cells

Line the venticles of the brain and produce cerebrospinal fluid

CSF

Cerebrospinal fluid

Mid brain

Pons

Medulla oblongata

Mening o

Meninges

-eal

Pertaining to

Dur o

Dura mater

Arachn o

Spider, spider web

What is the order of the meninges?

Dura mater


Arachnoid mater


Pia mater

Myel o

Bone marrow, myelin, spinal cord

Epidural space

Unique to the spinal cord

What is the mnemonic for the cranial nerves?

Oh


Once


One


Takes


The


Anatomy


Final


Very


Good


Vacations


Are


Happening

List the cranial nerves in order.

Olfactory


Optic


Oculomotor


Trochlear


Trigeminal


Abducens


Facial


Vestibulocochlear


Glossopharyngeal


Vagus


Accessory


Hypoglossal

Trochle o

Structure shaped like a pulley

Gemin o

Group, set

Trigeminal

Abducens nerve

Eye movement

Vestibul o

Entrance, vestibule

Gloss o

Tongue

Vag o

Vagus nerve, wandering

Acess o

Contributing part, wandering

Accessory

Radicul o

Spinal nerve root

Ridiculous how you loose mobility from your spinal cord.

Rhiz o

Spinal nerve root

Affer o

Toward the center

Afferent nerve

Ex. Dorsal nerves. Carry nerve impulses from the body to the spinal cord.

Efferent nerve

Carry nerve impulses from the spinal cord to the body. Ventral nerve roots

Which nerves are efferent nerves?

Ventral

Which nerves are afferent nerves?

Dorsal nerves

Effer o

Away from the center

Autonom o

Independent, self governing

Para

Abnormal, apart from, beside, 2 parts of a pair

Sym

Together, with

Pathet o

Suffering

Neurotransmitters of the parasympathetic divison?

Acetylcholine

Rest and digest is part of what system?

Parasympathetic

Fight or flight is part of what system?

Sympathetic

What is the neurotransmitter of the sympathetic division?

Norepinephrine

Epinephrine

Anxiety, stress, anger, more intense activity

Somat o

Body

Dendr o

Branching structure

-plasm

Formed substance

Astr o

Star like structure

Ependym o

Cellular lining

-glia

Cells that provide support

Olgi o

Few, scanty

Schwann cells

Produce myelin

Recept o

Receive

Myelin o

Myelin

Amnes o

Forgetfulness

-encephaly

Condition of the brain

Phas o

Speech

Express o

Communicate

Glob o

Comprehensive

Format o

Arrangement. Structure.

Format

AVM

Arteriovenous malformation

Blast o

Embryonic, immature

Blastocytes build

Meningi o

Meninges

CVA

Cerebrovascular accident

What is a CVA?

A stroke

TIA

Transient ischemic attack

How long does a transient Ischemic attack last?

24 hours

RIND

Reversible Ischemic neurologic deficit

How long does a reversible ischemic neurologic deficit last?

Several days

Infarct o

Small area of dead tissue

Isch o

Block, keep back

-emia

Condition of the blood, substance in the blood.

Embolism

Blood clot that moves

Hemiparesis

Muscle weakness on one side of the body

Hemiplegia

Paralysis on one side of the body

Pleg o

Paralysis

-ose

Full of

Concuss o

Violent impact

Contus o

Bruising

Ment o

Chin, mind

Fibrill o

Muscle fiber, nerve fiber

Retard o

Delay, slow down

Lex o

Word

Dyslexia

Phot o

Light

Convuls o

Seizure

Epilept o

Seizure

Ict o

Seizure

Ton o

Pressure, tone

Foc o

Point of activity

-cephalus

Head

Nuch o

Neck

Narc o

Sleep

Syncop o

Fainting

-cele

Hernia

HNP

Herniated nucleus pulposus

Sect o

Cut

Ly o

Break down, destroy

Paralysis


What does a liar do to you?

Spast o

Spasm

Troph o

Development

Sclerosis

Hard, white of the eye

ALS

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

CTS

Carpal tunnel syndrome

Guillan-Barré syndrome

Body makes antibodies against myelin

MS

Multiple sclerosis

What is multiple sclerosis?

Body makes antibodies against myelin.

Caus o

Burning

-omatosis

Condition of masses, or tumors.

Neurofibromatosis is aka

Von recklinghausens disease

Para

Abnormal, beside, apart from, 2 parts of a pair

Paraesthia

Abnormal pain random

AFP

Alpha fetoprotein

CFS

Cerebrospinal fluid examination

Axi o

Axis

Tom o

Cut, layer, slice

Angio

Blood vessel, lymphatic vessel

CAT

Computerized axial tomography

MRI

Magnetic resonance imaging

Emiss o

Send out

Potent o

Capable of doing

Potential

Conduct o

Carrying, conveying

Somn o

Sleep

Punct o

Hole, perforation

Man o

Frenzy, thin

Tract o

Pulling

Tact o

Touch

Lamino

Flat area on vertebra, lamina

Laminate

Techno

Technical skill