muscular system

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muscles organs of movement  
fasci/o fibrous band  
fibr/o fibers  
kinesi/o movement  
muscul/o muscle  
my/o muscle  
myocardi/o heart muscle  
myos/o muscle  
plant/o sole of foot  
ten/o tendon  
tend/o tendon  
tendin/o tendon  
-asthenia weakness  
-kinesia movement  
-tonia tone  
ab- away from  
ad- toward  
circum- around  
muscle tissue fibers composes muscles  
types of muscle tis. smooth, skeletal, cardiac  
fascia layer of connective tis. around muscle  
motor neurons nerves that move muscles  
mysoneural junction where motor nerves & muscle meet  
striated muscle another name for skeletal muscle  
tendon extension of fascia, connect muscle to bone  
visceral muscle another name for smooth muscle  
myocardium another name for cardiac muscle  
action movement of muscle  
antagonistic pairs pair of muscle that reverse  
insertion end, more movable bone  
orgin begining, less movable bone  
abduction move away from midline  
adduction move toward mid  
flexion bending  
extension straightening, stretching  
dorsiflexion bending backward (hand& feet)  
plantar flexion bending foot to point toes  
eversion turning out  
inversion turning in  
pronation turning palm up  
supination turning palm down  
elevation raising (shrug shoulders)  
depression drooping (droop shoulders)  
circumduction move in circles  
oppososition move away from palm (opposable thumb)  
rotation moving about axis  
fascial pertaining to fascia  
fasciitis inflammed fascia  
fasciotomy incision of fascia  
kinesiology study of movement  
muscular pertaining to muscle  
myalgia muscle pain  
myasthenia muscle weakness  
electromyogram record of mus. electricity  
myocardial pertaining to heart muscle  
myopathy muscle disease  
myoplasty muscle repair  
myorrhapy muscle suture  
myorrhexix muscle rupture  
polymyositis many muscle inflamm.  
tenodynia tendon pain  
tenoplasty tendon repair  
tenorrhapy tendon suture  
tendoplasty tendon repair  
tendotomy tendon incision  
tendinitis tendon inflamm.  
tendinous pertaining to tendon  
bradykinesia slow movement  
dyskinesia difficult or painful movement  
hyperkinesia excessive movement  
hypokinesia insufficient movement  
atonia lack of tone  
dystonia abnormal tone  
hypertonia excessive tone  
hypotonia insuff. tone  
myotonia muscle tone  
adhesion scar of fascia, difficult movement  
atrophy poor muscle dev., wasting  
contracture abnormal shortening of tendon, mus fiber, fascia  
hypertrophy excessive mus. development, muscle bulk  
intermittant claudication sev. pain, lameness, caused by ischemia of mus  
spasm sudden, involuntary movement  
torticollis crick in neck, wryneck, sev. spasm pulling head to one side  
fibromyalgia widespread pain in muscle & soft tiss  
lateral epicondylitis tennis elbow, inflam. of side of elbow  
muscular dystrophy inherited disease, progessive degneration  
pseudohypertrophic MD inherited, muscle replace by fat, Duchenne's MD  
carpal tunnel syndrome repetitive, compression of finger tendons & median nerve in carpal tunn  
ganglion cyst cyst that form in tendon sheath, (usually hand ,wrist or ankle)  
repetitive motion disorder damage from repetitive movements, pressure, or vibration  
rotator cuff injury strain of shoulder joint capusle  
strain damage to muscle, tendon, or ligament, overstretching or overuse  
creatine phosphokinase muscle enzyme, blood lvl elevated in heart attack, MD, or mus. disease  
deep tendon reflexes tested with hammer, reflex  
electromyography study&record of strenght of mus contraction after electric stim.  
muscle biospy removal of mus. tissue for exam  
carpal tunnel release surgery to relieve pressure, cuts ligament in wrist  
tenodesis procedure, stabilize joint by anchoring tendons  
skeletal muscle relaxants rx to relax muscle, reduce spasms, antispasmodics  

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