Study Guide for Quiz 3 HSCA 123
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Study Guide for Quiz #3 – HCSA 123
Itis-
-- Means inflammation
Know what the combining form in kinesi/o/logy means--
movement, motion
. ( the study of
movement.
Know how many teeth a human has----
Most adults have
32 teeth
, which is 12 teeth more
than children! Among these 32 teeth are 8 incisors, 4 canines, 8 premolars, and 12 molars, including 4 wisdom teeth.
Know what the prefix means in poly/arthr/it is---
many, much/
joint/ inflammation. ( meaning Inflammation of many joints.) ( a joint disease that involve at least 5 points.)
This section is matching
myocardi/o----- myos/o---
plant/o
rhabdomy/o
abduction
adduction
dorsiflexion
extension
fascia
flexion
insertion of a muscle
origin of a muscle
planter flexion
pronation
rotation
skeletal muscle
supination
visceral muscle
This section is labeling
Humerus
Sternum
Radius
Ulna
Femur
Patella
Tibia
Fibula
Know the abbreviation for fracture: Fx
– Fracture.
oste/o: Combining form meaning bone
.
The combining form that completes the medical term _____/arthr/itis, which means inflammation of the vertebral joints is: spondyl/o
.
The combining form that completes the term _____/itis, which means inflammation of cartilage, is: chondr/o
.
The medical condition due to decreased Vitamin D, in which the bones soften is referred to as: Osteomalacia
The medical term that means crooked, curved spine is: Scoliosis
The medical term: ischi/o/pub/ic means the following: relating to the ischium and the pubic bone
-gram
-asthenia
Know how many vertebrae in the cervical region of the spine:
cervical vertebrae referred to as C1 to C7,
The abbreviation indicates imaging performed to view the joint and muscular structures in
the body: Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
This term describes the symptom of pain in the joints of a patient:
mild ache or soreness.
severe or excruciating pain.
inability to use the limb to walk or carry objects.
limited joint motion.
locking of the joint.
stiffness.
swelling (inflammation)
tenderness.
This type of cell is responsible for making new bone: Osteoblasts and osteoclasts
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