Chapter 7

two or double

cheek

back

bad, painful, difficult, disordered

electric, electricity

band of fibrous tissue

fiber

process of recording

inflammation

smooth muscle

muscle

muscle

pertaining to the chest

striated or skeletal muscle

3

development

stiff

joint

joint

bursa

surgical puncture

binding or surgical fusion

picture or record

ligament

bone

surgical repair

process of viewing with a scope

tendin

systemic lupus erythematosus

rheumatoid arthritis

osteoarthritis

erythrocyte sedimentation rate

electromyography

intramuscular

movement of bone away from midline of the body

movement of bone toward the midline of the body

type of arthritis that affects the vertebral column & causes deformities of the spine

joint pain

inflammation of the joints

surgical puncture w/needle to w/drawal fluid 4 analysis

joint binding or surgical fusion

process of xraying a joint after contrast medium has been injected

surgical reconstruction of a joint

visualization of the interior of a joint by using an endoscope.

thin layer of cartilage protecting & covering connecting surfaces of the bones

a joint

wasting away without development

2 heads, originate from scapula & inserts on radius

located in the fleshy part of the cheek

abnormal enlargement of the joint at the base of the great toe

surgical removal of the bunion; removing the bony overgrowth & the bursa.

small sac contains synovial fluid for lubricating the area around a joint where friction is most likely 2 occur.

inflammation of the bursa

specialized type of muscle that forms the wall of the heart. involuntary.

bones connected by cartilage i.e. symphysis (pubic bones of pelvis) allows limited movement

movement of an extremity around in a circular motion

abnormal(usually permanent) bending of a joint

clicking or cracking sounds heard upon joint movement

covers shoulder joint

displacement of a bone from its normal location w/n a joint, causing loss of function

back

bending foot backward and upward at the ankle

bad, painful, difficult, disordered, development

process of recording the strength of the contraction of a muscle w/stimulated by electrical current.

rate erythrocytes settle in unclotted blood; determine degree of rheumatoid arthritis

straightening motion - increases the angle between 2 bones

thin sheets of fiberous connective tissue that penetrate and cover the entire muscle holding the fibers 2gether

surfaces of bones fit closely 2gether & r held 2gether by fiberous connective tissue i.e. sutures skull

bending motion - decreases the angle between 2 bones

cystic tumor developing on a tendon; i.e. back of wrist

main muscle of the calf. used for standing on tiptoe

acute arthritis - 1st metatarsal joint of great toe

see bunion

biceps femoris, semimembranosus & semitendinosus r responsible 4 flexing the leg on the thigh they also extend the thigh

ruptured disk and slipped disk

allows movement in one direction i.e. elbow

point of attachment of a muscle to a bone it moves

forms the posterior border of the axilla (armpit)

smooth muscle fibrous tumor

pertaining to the ligaments

connective tissue bands that join bone to bone offering support to the joint

acute, recurrent, inflammatory infection xmitted through the bite of an infected deer tick

located at the angle of the jaw. raises the mandible and closes the jaw

extraction of a specimen of muscle tissue, through either a biopsy needle or an incisional biopsy

genetic; degenerative; progressive w/out nerve invovlement; fatal; gene testing

muscle pain

muscle inflammation

insertion of a needle n2 a cavity 4 the purpose of w/drawing fluid

degenerative joint disease. most common arthritis. bone joint inflammation

pertaining to the chest

increased reaction of the skin to exposure to sunlight

bending the foot downward

excessive muscle inflammation - chronic progressive muscle weakness, degeneration of skeletal (striated) muscles.

turning the palm down or backward

pertaining to excessive false development.  i.e. Duchenne's muscular dystrophy

anterior part of the thigh has 5 muscles that work 2gether to extend the thigh

chronic, systemic, inflammatory effecting multiple joints

blood test for rheumatoid arthritis

turning of a bone on its own axis

inflammation of the sciatic nerve. marked by pain in the thigh and leg

muscles attached to bones of the skeleton; striated muscle; voluntary

have stripped appearance when viewed under a microscope i.e. skeletal or cardiac

incomplete dislocation

palms are up and forward

immoveabe joint

thick lubricating fluid in synovial joint

lining of synovial joint cavity

chronic, imflammatory connective-tissue; affects skin, nervous system, kidneys, lungs and other

located above and near the ear

strong fibrous band of tissue that extends from muscle attaching 2 a bone by becoming continuous w/the periosteum of the bone

on front part of leg. turns the foot inward and for dorsiflexing the foot.

main part of the body

triangle shaped muscle across back of shoulders

3 heads, originate from scapula and humerus and insert onto the olecranon process of the ulna

muscles of the internal organs

sticky gelatinous

operate under conscious control