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Bones:
.....Combining Forms
.....Primary Functions
- Combining Forms:
- .....oss/e
- .....oss/i
- .....oste/o
- .....ost/o
- Primary Functions:
- .....1. Framework for the body.
- .....2. Support & protect internal organs.
- .....3. Form some blood cells in red marrow.
- .....4. Store minerals - calcium.
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Bone Marrow:
.....Combining Form
.....Primary Functions
- Combining Form:
- .....myel/o (also means spinal cord so know context)
- Primary Functions:
- .....Red bone marrow - hemopoetic tissue - manufactures blood cells:
- ..........1. Red blood cells
- ..........2. Hemoglobin
- ..........3. White blood cells
- ..........4. Thrombocytes
- .....Yellow bone marrow - fat storage area
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Cartilage:
.....Combining Form
.....Primary Functions
- Combining Form:
- .....chrondr/o
- Primary Function:
- .....1. Creates a smooth surface for motion within the joints.
- .....2. Protects the ends of the bones.
- .....3. Makes up flexible parts of the skeleton such as ears & nose.
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Joints:
.....Combining Form
.....Primary Functions
- Combining Form:
- .....arthr/o
- Primary Functions:
- .....Work in conjunction with muscles, ligaments, and tendons to make possible wide variety of body movements.
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Ligaments:
.....Combining Form:
.....Primary Function
- Combining Form:
- .....ligament/o
- Primary Function:
- .....Connect one bone to another (bone-to-bone)
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Synovial Membrane:
.....Combining Forms
.....Primary Functions
- Combining Forms: (note: same as synovial fluid)
- .....synovi/o
- .....synov/o
- Primary Functions:
- .....1. Forms lining of synovial joints.
- .....2. Secretes synovial fluid.
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Synovial Fluid:
.....Combining Forms
.....Primary Function
- Combining Forms: (note: same as synovial membrane)
- .....synovi/o
- .....synov/o
- Primary Function:
- .....Lubricant that makes smooth joint movements possible.
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Bursa:
.....Combining Form
.....Primary Function
- Combining Form:
- .....burs/o
- Primary Function:
- .....Cushions areas subject to friction during movement.
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ankyl/o
Combining form meaning crooked, bent, or stiff.
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arthr/o
Combining form meaning joint.
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chondr/o
Combining form meaning cartilage.
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cost/o
Combining form meaning rib.
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crani/o
Combining form meaning skull.
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-desis
Suffix meaning surgical fixation of a bone or joint.
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kyph/o
Combining form meaning hump.
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lord/o
Combining form meaning bent backward.
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-lysis
-Suffix meaning breaking down or destruction. Defined in Podcast as surgical loosening. I thought another common meaning was surgical release.
Important Note: It may mean either a pathologic state or a therapeutic procedure.
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myel/o
Combining form meaning bone marrow or spinal cord.
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oss/e
Combining form meaning bone.
See also: oss/i, ost/o, and oste/o
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oss/i
Combining form meaning bone.
See also: oss/e, ost/o, and oste/o
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ost/o
Combining form meaning bone.
See also: oss/e, oss/i, and oste/o
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oste/o
Combining form meaning bone.
See also: oss/e, oss/i, and ost/o
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scoli/o
Combining form meaning curved (sideways.)
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spondyl/o
Combining form meaning vertebrae.
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synov/o
Combining form meaning synovial membrane.
See also synovi/o
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synovi/o
Combining form meaning synovial fluid or synovial membrane.
See also synov/o
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-um
Suffix indicating a noun ending.
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peri-
Prefix meaning surrounding.
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end-
Prefix meaning within.
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hem/o
Combining form meaning blood.
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-poietic
Suffix meaning pertaining to formation.
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-al
Suffix meaning pertaining to.
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scapul/o
Combining form meaning scapula or shoulder blade.
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clavicul/o
Combining form meaning clavicle or collar bone.
See also cleid/o.
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acromi/o
Combining form meaning acromion or point of shoulder blade.
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sacr/o
Combining form meaning sacrum.
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ili/o
Combining form meaning ilium.
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-ac
Suffix meaning pertaining to.
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-path
suffix meaning disease.
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pod/o
Combining form meaning foot.
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-iatrist
Suffix meaning specialist.
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-osis
Suffix meaning abnormal condition (or disease.)
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-sclerosis
Suffix meaning abnormal hardening.
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-itis
Suffix meaning inflammation.
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-malacia
Suffix meaning abnormal softening.
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ANOMALY
review from chapter 2
Deviation from what is regarded as normal.
Note: missed on test 2.
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Communicable disease
review from chapter 2
- 1. Also known as contagious disease.
- 2. Any condition that is transmitted from one person to another either by direct or indirect contact with contaminated objects.
Note: See card to compare to infectious disease missed on test 2.
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Infectious disease
review from chapter 2
An illness caused by a living pathogenic organism such as bacteria and viruses.
- Note: missed on test 2 - compare to communicable or contagious disease.
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-oma
Suffix meaning tumor.
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lumb/o
Combining form meaning lumbar (region of the spine), lower back, or loin.
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-ago
Suffix meaning diseased condition.
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-listhesis
Suffix meaning slipping.
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-scopy
Suffix meaning visual examination.
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-plasty
Suffix mening surgical repair.
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burs/o
Combining form referring to the bursa, the fluid filled sac near joints.
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-ectomy
Suffix meaning surgical removal.
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vertebr/o
Combining form meaning vertebra.
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lamin/o
Combining form referring to the lamina (of a vertebra.)
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-clasis
Suffix meaning to break. Podcast said surgical breaking.
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-rrhaphy
Suffix meaning surgical suturing.
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-otomy
Suffix meaning surgical incision.
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peri-
Prefix meaning surrounding.
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Hallux
Pertaining to great toe.
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Allogenic
Meaning originating within another, as a transplant or graft.
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all/o or all-
Other, different from normal, reversal
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-genic
-genesis
Creation; reproduction.
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Autologous
meaning originating from within an individual.
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-logous
Suffix meaning value or structure, or ratio.
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