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138 Cards in this Set

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Acetabul/o

Acetabulum

Ankyl/o

Stiff

Burs/o

Bursa

Calc/o

Calcium

Calcane/o

Calcaneus

Carp/o

Carpus

Chondr/o

Cartilage

Clavicul/o

Clavicle

Cost/o

Rib

Costal/o

Rib

Crani/o

Skull

Dactyl/o

Toes; Digits

Erg/o

Work

Fasci/o
Fasc/i

Fascia

Femor/o

Femur

Fibros/o

Fibrous Connective Tissue

Fibul/o

Fibula

Hem/o


Hemat/o

Blood

Humer/o

Humerus

Hydr/o

Fluid; Water

Ili/o

Ilium

Isch/o

Ischium

Kinesi/o

Movement

Kyph/o

Humpback; Bent; Hump

Lacrim/o

Tear; Tear Duct

Lamin/o

Lamina

Leiomy/o

Smooth (visceral) Muscle

Ligament/o

Ligament

Lord/o

Curve; Swayback; Bent backward

malleol/o

Malleolus

Mandibul/o

Mandible; Lower jaw

maxill/o

Maxilla; Upper jaw

Metacarp/o

Metacarpals


Metatars/o

Metatarsals

My/o
Myos/o

Muscle

Myel/o

Bone marrow; Spinal cord

Necr/o

Death

Olecran/o

Olecranon

Orth/o


Oss/e; Oss/i


Oste/o

Bone

Pariet/o

Side

Patell/o

Patella

Ped/o

Child; Foot

Pelv/i

Pelvis; Pelvic bone;Hip

Perone/o

Fibula

Phalang/o

Phalanges; Digits

Pub/o

Pubis

Radi/o

Radius; X-Ray

Rhabdomy/o

Striated (skeletal) Muscle

Rheumat/o

Water; Flow

Sacr/o

Sacrum

Sarc/o

Connective Tissue

Scapula/o

Scapula

Sphen/o

Wedge

Spondyl/o

Vertebra

Stern/o

Sternum

Synov/o

Synovial membrane; Tendon sheath

Tars/o

Tarsus

Ten/o

Tendin/o

Tendon

Tibi/o

Tibia

Ton/o

Tension

Uln/o

Ulna

Vertebr/o

Vertebra

a-, an-

no; not; without

ab-

Away from

ad-

Toward

amph-

Around; On both sides

anti-

Against

de-

lack of; down; less; removal of

dia-

through; complete

dys-

bad; painful; difficult; abnormal

electro-

electricity

endo-

in; within

epi-

above; upon; on

hyper-

above; excessive

hypo-

deficient; below; under; less than normal

inter-

between

meta-

change; beyond


pan-

all

peri-

surrounding; around

poly-

many; much

sub-

under; below

supra-

above; upper

Sym-
Syn-

together; with

-ac, -al, -ar, -ary,-eal, -ic, -ous

pertaining to

-algia

pain

-blast

immature; embryonic

-centesis

surgical puncture to remove fluid

-clast

to break

-cyte

cell

-desis

surgical fixation; to bind;tie together

-dynia

pain

-ectomy

removal; excision; resection

-emia

blood condition

-fication

process of making

-genesis

producing; forming

-graphy

process of recording

-ion

process

-itis

inflammation

-kinesis

movement

-malacia

softening

-metry

measurement

-oma

tumor; mass; fluid collection

-osis

abnormal condition

-pathy

disease condition

-pexy

surgical fixation; to put in place

-physis

to grow

-plasia

development; formation; growth

-plasty

Surgical repair

-poiesis

formation

-porosis

condition of pores (spaces)

-rhaphy

suture

-sclerosis

hardening

-scopy

visual examination

-tome

instrument to cut

-tomy

process of cutting; incision

-therapy

treatment

-trophy

development; nourishment

-y

condition

Achondroplasia

Hereditary condition where the bone and cartilage of limbs fail to grow in normal size


(dwarfism)


Amputation

Removal of a limb or other appendage

Crepitation

Crackling sound produced by the grating of
broken bones

Dislocation

Displacement of bone from a joint

Fracture

Sudden breaking of bone

Laminectomy

Removal of part of the vertebral arch to relief pressure from a rupture

Lordosis

Downward or ventral curvature of the lumbar spine

Orthopedic

Branch of surgery dealing with the skeletal system

Osteoporosis

Decreased bone density due to loss of bone tissue

Lameness

Incapable of normal locomotion

Luxation

Displacement of a bone from its joint


(dislocation)

Subluxation

Partial displacement of a bone or joint

Abduction

Movement away from the mid-line of the body

Adduction

Movement toward the mid-line of the body

Atrophy

No development due to a decrease from the normal cell size

Hyperplasia

Increased development due to an increase in cell number

Hypertrophy

Excessive development due to increase in cell size

Hypoplasia

Incomplete development due to decrease in cell number

Tenosynovitis

Inflammation of the tendon and tendon sheath

Tetany

Continuous muscle spasms or twitching