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articul/o

arthr/o and ___ mean joint

goni/o

combining form for angle

spondyl/o

combining form for vertebra

tars/o

combining form for ankle

xiphoid process

upper tip of the sternum

atlas

first cervical vertebra

humerus

long bone in the arm

diaphysis

shaft

osteoclasts

destroy old damaged bones

glen/o

combining form for socket of a joint

rib cage

thorax

osteoblasts

deposit new bone tissue

medullary cavity

contains yellow bone marrow that contains fatty tissue

an articulation

two bone come together and form

xiph/o

combining form for wedge shape

hinge joints

elbow and knee

ball and socket joints

shoulder and hip

epiphysis

end of a long bone

ankylosing spondylitis

chronic inflammation of the vertebrae that leads to fibrosis, fusion and restriction of movement at the spine

arthrodesis

procedure to fuse the bones in a degenerated, unstable joint

alg/o

combining form for pain

cleid/o

combining form for clavicle

tort/i

combining form for twisted

tendon

attaches muscle to bone

temporalis

move the mandible upward and backward

pectoralis major

moves the arm anteriorly and medially across the chest; adduction

avulsion

condition in which the muscle tears away from the tendon OR the tendon tears away from the bone

rhabdomyosarcoma

cancerous tumor in a muscle

hyperextension-hyperflexion injury

a soft cervical collar must be worn to support the neck; whiplash

vuls/o

combining form for to tear

-collis

suffix for condition of the neck

aponeurosis

wide, white, fibrous sheet of connective tissue, sometimes composed of several tendons that attaches a flat muscle to a bone

-ceps

suffix for head

cleid/o

combining form for clavicle

thenar

muscle that controls the thumb

perone/o

combining form for fibula

torticollis

muscle spasm on one side of the neck

myasthenia

condition of muscle weakness

cerebellum

receives information about muscle tone

herniated pulposus

slipped disk

gemin/o

combining form for a set or a group

ependym/o

combining form for cellular lining

endorphins

natural pain reliever

pia mater

innermost layer of the meninges;


thin, delicate membrane next to the brain

microglia

engulf and destroy dead tissue and pathogens

parietal

analyzes sensory information about touch, temperature, vibration and pain

ependymal

produce cerebrospinal fluid

global aphasia

inability to express thought and speak

the voluntary movements of the skeletal system

The somatic nervous system controls

medulla oblongata


The lowest part of the brainstem is the

ventricles

Empty spaces in the brain filled with cerebrospinal fluid

neuroglia

support and protect neurons

ventricular system of the brain


subarachnoid space

Where can CSF be found?

contains glucose


cushions and protects the brain

Functions of CSF

regulates body temperature, sensations of hunger and thirst circadian rhythm

hypothalamus

brainstem

consist of the midbrain, pons and medulla


immediate reflex responses, muscle tone and position of extremities

cerebellum

balance, muscle tone, body position

thalamus

relay station; limbic system; emotions

dura mater,


arachnid


pia

meninges ave 3 layers:

parasympathetic

always active, rest and digest

sympathetic

active when body is exercising

dendrite


axon


synapse

parts of a neuron

dendrite

what receives the input information