Muscles Anatomy
Muscle Conditions
Medical Terminology
EKG Information
Heart Anatomy
100

Connects the muscle to the bone

What is a Tendon?

100

A sudden, involuntary contraction or tightening of a muscle

What is a muscle spasm?

100

Combing form in cardiology means?

What is heart?

100

Before placing the stickers, what is the first step?

What is cleaning the skin?

100

Number of valves in the heart

What is 4?

200

Recommended gluteal muscle for IM injections

What is ventrogluteal?

200
Widespread muscle pain, fatigue and tenderness

What is fibromyalgia?

200

My/o- means

What is muscle?

200

The number of electrodes placed in a standard 12 lead ECG?

What is 10?

200

Thin sac surrounding the heart for protection and keeping it in place

What is pericardium?

300

The only muscle type that is voluntary

What is Skeletal muscle?

300

Bacterial infection causing sever muscle spasms and stiffness

What is Tetanus?

300

The suffix -trophy means

What is growth?

300

The intercostal space that V1 and V2 are place

What is the fourth intercostal space?

300

Name of the vessel that supplies blood from the lungs to the heart

What is pulmonary veins?

400

This part of the muscle is impacted when someone has fibromyalgia

What is MUSCLE FIBER ?

400

Parasitic infection caused by eating undercooked meat

What is trichinosis?

400

The two combining forms for vein

What is phleb/o- and ven/o-

400

The location of the V4 electrode

What is the 5th intercostal space, left midclavicular line?

400

largest artery in the body?

What is the aorta?

500

The name of the outer layer of the muscle

What is Epimysium?

500

Muscle wasting goes by another term

What is atrophy?

500

The combining form (or root) in intercostal means

What is ribs?

500

When a patient moves during an EKG, it causes this on EKG maching

What is an Artifact?

500

Deoxygenated blood travels first through these veins to get to the heart

What is superior or inferior vena cava?

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