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Week 6 - Musculoskeletal systemLesson 2 of 4

Bones, joints and the terms that describe them

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Osteo refers to bone. Arthr points you toward a joint.

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Osteoporosis

Oste/o means bone. -porosis describes porous or weakened tissue.

A scan may document osteoporosis risk after a fracture.

Arthroscopy

Arthr/o means joint. -scopy means visual examination.

Arthroscopy is used to view the inside of a joint.

Chondromalacia

Chondr/o means cartilage. -malacia means softening.

The knee note may reference chondromalacia of the patella.

Myalgia

My/o means muscle. -algia means pain.

Generalized muscle pain may be charted as myalgia.

Kyphosis

Kyph/o refers to a humped or outward spinal curve.

Posture screening may note increased thoracic kyphosis.

Bursitis

Burs/o means bursa. -itis means inflammation.

Shoulder bursitis describes inflammation near the joint.

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