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Musculoskeletal System 2023
Musculoskeletal System 2023
Musculoskeletal system
Dr Israa A. Kadhim
Bone structure
• For bones to properly form and become hard
and strong, we need to eat food that contains
two minerals: calcium (KALsee-um) and
phosphorus (FOS-for-us). We also need plenty
of vitamin D to help us absorb the calcium.
Cartilage
• Cartilage is similar to bone but it is soft because it
lacks the calcium deposits that make bone hard.
Cartilage is found in all joints, the spinal column,
and the rib cage.
①They provide protection and support.
②allow movement.
③ storehouse for calcium and phosphorus.
④produces blood cells that are necessary for life
Joints
Joints
• it is important that the two bones glide smoothly
over each other.
• This is accomplished by articular (ar-TIK- yoo-lar)
cartilage and synovial (sih-NOH-vee-al) fluid inside
the joint.
• The synovial fluid is produced by synovial
membrane lining the joint.
• Although most of the joints in the body are
movable, there are a few immovable joints in the
skull. These immovable joints are called sutures.
Joints
• tendons (TEN-donz) Tendons attach muscle to
bone,
• ligaments (LIG-ah-ments) Ligaments attach
bone to bone
• bursae (BUR-see). Bursae are tiny, purse-like
sacs lined with synovial membrane and filled
with synovial fluid.
Tibia
A joint cavity.
Femur
Femur
Synovial membrane
Tendon
Joint cavity
(filled with synovial fluid)
Bursa
Articular
cartilage Patella
Fibrous
capsule
Joint cavity
Articular
Bursa cartilage
Tibia
Tibia
uid. Each bur sa (BUR-sah) prevents friction between two structures that need
ROOT MEANING
brachi/o arm
Term Term Analysis Definition
brachiocephalic -ic = pertaining to pertaining to the arm and head
(bray-kee-oh-seh-FAL-ik) cephal/o = head
ROOT MEANING
calcane/o heel
Term Term Analysis Definition
calcaneal -eal = pertaining to pertaining to the heel
(kal-KAY-nee-al)
ROOT MEANING
cervic/o neck
Term Term Analysis Definition
cervical -al = pertaining to pertaining to the neck
(SER-vih-kal)
ROOT MEANING
chondr/o cartilage
Term Term Analysis Definition
chondromalacia -malacia = soft softening of cartilage
(kon-dro-mah-LAY-she-ah)
chondrocyte -cyte = cell cartilage cell
(KON-droh-sight)
ROOT MEANING
clavicul/o clavicle; collarbone
Term Term Analysis Definition
infraclavicular -ar = pertaining to pertaining to below the
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(in-frah-klah-VICK-yoo-lar) infra- = below; under collarbone. Also known as
subclavicular and subclavian.
ROOT MEANING
coccyg/o coccyx; tailbone
Term Term Analysis Definition
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Term Term Analysis Definition
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ROOT MEANING
interphalangeal joint
radi/o -al = pertaining toradius (one of the
pertaining
bones toof joints between
the lower the
arm)
(in-ter-fah-LAN-jee-al) inter- = between phalanges
Term Term Analysis Definition
ROOT MEANING
radiocarpal joint radi/o -al = pertaining to radius (one ofpertaining
the bonestoofthethe
jointlower
between
arm)
(ray-dee-oh-KAR-pal)
Term carp/o = wrist
Term Analysis
the radius and wrist
Definition
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radiocarpal joint -al = pertaining to pertaining to the joint between
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ROOT MEANING
scapul/o scapula; shoulder blade
Term ROOT Term Analysis MEANING
Definition
scapul/o scapula; shoulder blade
subscapular -ar = pertaining to pertaining to under the shoulder
Term Term Analysis Definition
(sub-SKAP-yoo-lar) sub- = under; below blade; infrascapular
subscapular -ar = pertaining to pertaining to under the shoulder
ROOT MEANING
spondyl/o vertebra
Term Term Analysis Definition
spondylolisthesis -listhesis = slipping forward slipping of one
(spon-dih-loh-lis-THEE-sis) vertebra over another. Usually
the fifth lumbar vertebra over
the sacrum.
ROOT MEANING
synovi/o synovial membrane
Term Term Analysis Definition
synovectomy -ectomy = excision surgical removal of the synovial
(sin-oh-VECK-toh-me) membrane
ROOT MEANING
thorac/o chest
Term Term Analysis Definition
thoracolumbar -ar = pertaining to pertaining to the chest and
(thoh-rack-oh-LUM-bar) lumb/o = lower back; loins lower back
-luxation displacement; dislocation
Term Term Analysis Definition
Ssubluxation
uffixes
(sub-leck-SAY-shun)
Suffixes
sub- = under; below partial displacement or dislocation
of a bone from its joint
SUFFIX MEANING
-luxation displacement; dislocation
Term Term Analysis Definition
subluxation SUFFIX sub- = under; below partialMEANING
displacement or dislocation
(sub-leck-SAY-shun) -oma of a tumor;
bone from its joint
mass
Term Term Analysis Definition
carcinoma carcin/o = cancer malignant tumor of epithelial cells
(kar-sih-NOH-mah)
chondroma SUFFIX chondr/o = cartilage MEANING
benign tumor of cartilage
(kon-DROH-mah) -oma tumor; mass
Term
chondrosarcoma Term Analysis
-sarcoma = malignant tumor Definition
malignant tumor of cartilage.
(kon-droh-sar-KO
carcinoma H-mah) ofcarcin/o
connective tissue.
= cancer Cartilage is atumor
malignant type ofofconnective
epithelial cells
(kar-sih-NOH-mah) tissue.
osteoma
chondroma oste/o = bone
chondr/o = cartilage benign tumor
benign of of
tumor bone
cartilage
(os-tee-O
(kon-DRO H-mah)
H-mah)
osteosarcoma
chondrosarcoma -sarcoma
-sarcoma ==malignant
malignant tumor
tumor malignant
malignant tumor of bone.
tumor Bone is a
of cartilage.
(os-tee-oh-sar-KO
(kon-droh-sar-KOHH-mah)
-mah) ofofconnective
connectivetissue
tissue. type of connective
Cartil tissue.
age is a type of connective
sarcoma sarc/o = flesh sarcoma
tissue. can also be used as a word
(sar-KOH-mah)
osteoma oste/o = bone onbenign
its owntumor
to mean a malignant tumor
of bone
of connective tissue
(os-tee-OH-mah)
osteosarcoma -sarcoma = malignant tumor malignant tumor of bone. Bone is a
SUFFIX MEANING
-osis abnormal condition
Term Term Analysis Definition
kyphosis kyph/o = humpback abnormal increase in the outward curvature
(kye-FOH-sis) of the thoracic spine (Figure 7-8A)
lordosis lord/o = swayback abnormal increase in the forward curvature
(lor-DOH-sis) of the lumbar spine (Figure 7-8B)
scoliosis scoli/o = crooked abnormal lateral curvature of the spine
(skoh-lee-OH-sis) (Figure 7-8C)
Figure 7-8 Abnormal Curvatures of the spine. (A) Kyphosis. (B) Lordosis. (C) Scoliosis
Prefixes
PREFIX MEANING
auto- self
Term Term Analysis Definition
autoimmune disease -immune = immunity; immune response to one’s own body
(aw-toh-ih-MYOON) safe tissue; destruction of one’s own cells
by one’s own immune system. An example
Fractures
• A fracture is a break or crack in a bone.
• Types of Fractures:
• Greenstick fracture means a bone is partially
broken on one side and bent on the other
• Closed fracture, also known as a simple
fracture, means a bone is broken but there is no
open cut in the skin
Fractures
• Open fracture, also known as a compound fracture,
means a bone is broken and there is an open cut in the
skin
• Comminuted (kom-ih-NOOT-id) fracture means the bone
has been splintered
• Colles (KOHL-eez) fracture is of the distal radius near the
wrist
• Pathological fracture means the bone breaks because it is
weak from disease.
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Fractures
Transverse
Oblique