ROM
ROOT WORDS
ROOT WORDS 2
DISEASES/DISORDERS
Disease/Disorder/General Terms
100

moving a body part away from the midline

abduction

100

humer/o

humerus

100

what is the combining form for the word thoracic?

what is  thorac/o

100

The term "atrophy" means?

wasting away, decrease in size and weakening of muscle tissue

100

What is the medical term for the injection route  in which medication goes into a muscle?

intramuscular

200

straightening a body part

extension

200

ped/o

feet

200

what is the combining form for the word hernia/protrusion

herni/o

200

_____________- is the term for clicking or gritting noise as a result of bones or cartilage rubbing together

crepitation 

200

Name this procedure. 

Arthoscentesis

300

moving a body part back to midline

abduction
300

patell/o

patella

300
Metatarsals are to bones in the  feet

as _____________ are to bones in the hand. 

what is metacarpals

300

_____________________- is a progressive, inherited disease that causes gradual wasting away of muscules, weakness and causes deformity. 

what is Muscular Dystrophy

300

Which condition occurs when the spaces within the spine become narrowed, putting pressure on the spinal cord or nerves and potentially causing back pain, numbness, or weakness

Spinal Stenosis

400

turning upward

supination

400

what is the root/combing form for coccyx?


must be spelled right!

what is coccyg/o

400

what are the two combining forms for the word bone

what is oste/o and osse/o

400

An autoimmune form of arthritis in which joints become red, swollen and very painful, 

What is rheumatoid arthritis 

400

Which condition occurs when the spaces within the spine become narrowed, putting pressure on the spinal cord or nerves and potentially causing back pain, numbness, or weakness

Spinal stenosis

500


what is resting anatomical position

500
what is the root word for the medical term "rod"

rhabd/o

500

give all three combing forms for the term "tendon"

what is :

ten/o

tend/o

tendin/o

500

Ms. Sinapi reported to us that she has inflammation of the tendons in her knee, what diagnosis would that be?

Patella Tendonitis

500

A patient develops sudden, severe pain, redness, warmth, and swelling in the big toe joint. Laboratory testing reveals elevated levels of uric acid, which medical condition is this patient most likely experiencing?

Gout

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