Medical terminology chapter 6 (GRCC)

Rib

cost/o

tarsal bones

Tars/o

smooth muscle

Fasci/o

Fibula

fibul/o

bursa

burs/o

joint

arthr/o

Pelvis

Pelv/o

Wrist

carp/o

ischium

ischi/o

Heel

Calcane/o

Phalanges

phalang/o

Humerus

humer/o

Neck

cervic/o

Tendon

ten/o, tend/o, tendin/o

Spine

rachi/o

Hump bent

kyph/o

Carrilage

Chondr/o

Foot

Ped/I, ped/o, pud/o

striated muscle

rhabdomy/o

Vertebra

spondyl/o

Arthritis

inflammation of a joint

arthralgia

joint pain

Osteomalacia

bone softening

chondroectomy

surgical removal of cartilage

Cervicalgia

neck pain

Bursitis

inflammation of a bursa

Pedilogist

Foot specialist

arthrography

process of recording a joint

radiography

X-ray recording

osteoma

bone tumor

The acetabulum is formed from parts of the pubis, ischium, and

Ilium

The new hip is called a prosthesis because it is

A fabricated replacement part

Resection of the proximal end of the femur means

It is surgically removed

The stem of femoral prosthesis will extend down into the

The femurs medullary cavity

In Mr. Hughes new hip, the metallic femoral ball will articulate with

The acetabular prosthesis

The total hip replacement is an example of

Arthroplasty

tenodynia

tendon pain

kyphosis

Condition of hump

arthrocentesis

puncture of a joint

suprapatellar

pertaining to above the patella

Myalgia

muscle pain

electromyogram

record of the electrical activity in a muscle