Musculoskeletal system

Ankyl/o

Stiff joint

Arthr/o

Joint

Aritcul/o

Joint

Burs/o

sac

Carp/o

carpus

Clavicul/o

Clavicle

Coccyg/o

Coccyx

Cost/o

Rib

Femor/o

Femur

Fibr/o

Fibers

Fibul/o

Fibula

Humer/o

Hummerus

Ili/o

lilum

Ischi/o

Ischuim

Kyph/o

hump

Lamin/o

Lamina, part of the vertebra

Lord/o

Bent backwards

Mandibul/o

Mandible

maxill/o

Maxilla

Medull/o

Inner portion

Menisc/o

Meniscus

Metacarp/o

Metacarpus

Metatars/o

Metatarsus

Myel/o

Bone marrow, spinal cord

Oster/o

Bone

Patello/o

Patella

Pector/o

Chest

Pelv/o

Pelvis

Phalang/o

Phalanges

Pod/o

Foot

Prosthet/o

Addition

Radi/o

Radius, Ray

Sacr/o

sacrum

Scapul/o

Scapula

Scoli/o

crooked

Spondyl/o

Vertebrae

Stern/o

Sternum

Synovi/o

Synovial membrane

Synov/o

Synovial membrane

Tars/o

Tarsus

Tibi/o

Tibia

Uln/o

Ulna

-blast

immature

-clasia

to break surgically

-clast

broken

-desis

to fuse

-listhesis

slipping

-phyte

growth

-porosis

porous

Head

Large smooth ball-shaped end of a lone bone

Condyle

Smooth rounded portion at the end of bone

Epicondyle

Projection above or on a condyle

Trochanter

Large rough process

Tubercle

Small rough process

Tubererosity

Large rough process

Sinus

Hollow cavity within bone

Foramen

Smooth opening for nerves and blood vessels

Fossa

Shallow cavity or depression within a bone

fissure

A slit-like opening

Carpal

Pertaining to the carpus (wrist)

Cervical

Pertaining to the neck

Clavicular

Pertaining to the clavicle (collar bone)

Coccygneal

Pertaining to the coccyx (tail bone)

Cortical

Pertaining to the outer layer

Costal

Pertaining to the ribs

Cranial

Pertaining to the skull

Femoral

Pertaining to the femur

Humeral

Pertaining to humerus

Fibular

Pertaining to the Fibula

Iliac

Pertaining to the ilium

Intervertebral

pertaining to between vertebrae

Intracranial

Pertaining to inside the skull

Ischial

Pertaining to low back

Mandibular

Pertaining to the mandible (lower jaw)

Maxillary

Pertaining to the maxilla (upper jaw)

Medullary

Pertaining to inner region

Metacarpal

Pertaining to the metacarpus (Hand)

Metatarsal

Pertaining to the metatarsus (Foot)

Patellar

Pertaining to patella (Knee cap)

Phalangeal

Pertaining to phalanges (finger/toes)

Pubic

Pertaining to pubis

Radial

Pertaining to the raduis

Sacral

Pertaining to sarcum

Scapluar

Pertaining to the Scapula (shoulder blade)

Spinal

Pertaining to the spine

Sternal

pertaining to the sternum (breast bone)

Tarsal

Pertaining to the Tarsus (Ankle)

Thoracic

Pertaining to the thorax (Chest)

Tibial

Pertaining to the tibula

Ulner

pertaining to the ulna

Vertbral

Pertaining to a vertebra

Chriopractic

Healthcare profession concerned with diagnosis ands treatment of malalignment conditions of the spine and musculoskeletal system with the intention of affecting the nervous system and improving health. healthcare professional is a chiropractor or a doctor of chiropractic medicine

Arthalgia

Joint pain

Bursits

Inflammation of a bursa

Callus

Mass of bones tissue that forms at fracture site during healing

Chondronalacia

Softening of the cartilage

Crepitation

Nose produced by bones or cartilage rubbing together