Word Parts
Anatomy
Pathological Conditions/Procedures
Types of Fractures
Abbreviations
100

joint

What is arthr/o

100

Number of bones in the body

What is 206

100

infant's foot is in fixed plantar flexion and deviates medially

club foot

100
break in bone and an open wound in skin

open fracture

100

fx

fracture

200
Wrist

carp/o

200
Forms the back of the head and the base of the skull

occipital 

200

means porous bone; lessening in density

osteoporosis

200

one side of bone broken other side bent; incomplete fracture

greenstick fracture

200
TKA

Total Knee Arthroplasty

300

Skull

crani/o

300

Larger and stronger of two lower leg bones; also called the shin bone

tibia

300

involves intravenous injection of radioisotopes which is absorbed by bone tissue

bone scan

300

a minor fracture; also called stress fracture

hairline fracture
300

TMJ

Temporoomandibular joint

400

ischium

ischi/o

400

Located on lateral side of thumb of arm

radius

400

narrowing of the vertebral canal, nerve canal of lumbar spinal column

spinal stenosis

400

break in bone but no open wound in skin

closed fracture

400

DIP

Distal Interphalangeal (joint)

500

humpback

kyph/o

500

bat shaped bone located at base of skull

sphenoid

500

nonmetallic disease of bone characterized by excessive boned destruction and unorganized bone formation

Paget disease

500

occurs at lower end of radius within 1 inch of wrist

Colles fracture

500

DEXA

Dual Energy Xray Absorptiometry

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