The 'fix'-es
ROM
Orientation
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100
The prefix meaning 'decreased or deficient'
what is "hypo-" ?
100
What is shoulder extension?
100
Position when laying face down
What is prone position?
100
Grabbing an object by folding four fingers around it.
What is palmar grasp?
100
Grabbing an object between thumb and 2+ fingers
What is "radial digital grasp" ?
200
The prefix meaning 'new'
What is "-neo" ?
200
Wrist: moving hand downward
what is wrist flexion?
200
Position when laying with face and torso facing up
What is supine position?
200
The loss of ability to understand or express speech, caused by brain damage
What is aphasia?
200
poor balance and coordination
What is ataxia?
300
The suffix meaning 'visual examination'
what is "-scopy" ?
300
Motion of a limb away from the midline of the body
What is "abduction"?
300
Referring to the back side of the body
What is posterior or dorsal?
300
neurological condition that causes involuntary and rhythmic shaking, can affect almost any part but most common in hands, trunk, head.
What is a tremor?
300
Movement disorder that often appears as uncontrolled shakes, tics, or tremors
What is dyskinesia?
400
The suffix meaning 'irregular enlargement'
what is "-megaly" ?
400
Neck: from neutral position, tilting the head toward the right
What is right lateral flexion?
400
Being further away from its origin. (The wrist is __ from the shoulder)
What is distal?
400
Grabbing an object between thumb and index finger (flat)
What is "inferior pincer grasp"?
400
Section of the spine consisting of seven vertebrae and house nerves that help control the upper extremities.
What is the cervical spine?
500
What is a suffix meaning 'surgical removal'
What is "-ectomy"?
500
Wrist: moving the hand laterally towards the pinky
What is ulnar deviation?
500
Being closer to its origin. (elbow is __ to the shoulder)
what is proximal?
500
Difficulty making certain movements even though muscles are normal and you have the understanding and desire to make these movements
What is apraxia?
500
Section of the spine composed of 5 vertebrae and help control the hips, lower legs, knees, feet and toe movements.
What is the lumbar spine?