A) Bad movement
B) Fast movement
C) Over movement
D) Slow movement
E) Under movement
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A) Syllable 1: ar
B) Syllable 2: thro
C) Syllable 3: gram Arthrogram is pronounced AR-throh-gram.The emphasis is on the third syllable from the end.
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A) tars (ankle) + ectomy (incision) = incision into the ankle
B) tars (ankle) + ectomy (removal) = removal of all or part of an ankle
C) tars (tendon) + ectomy (incision) = incision into the tendon
D) tars (wrist) + ectomy (removal) = removal of all or part of a wrist
E) tars (wrist) + ectomy (incision) = incision into the wrist
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A) Osteodystrophy
B) Osteolysis
C) Osteomalacia
D) Osteonecrosis
E) Octeosclerosis
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A) The patient has a decrease in muscle tone or tightness in the legs.
B) The patient has an increase in muscle tone or tightness in the legs.
C) The patient is walking normally.
D) The patient's calves look normal.
E) The patient's left leg is stronger than the right.
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A) arthroscopic = arthro (bone) + scop (cut) + ic (pertaining to) = surgery by cutting into a bone
B) arthroscopic = arthro (bone) + scop (look) + ic (pertaining to) = surgery by visual examination of a bone
C) arthroscopic = arthro (cartilage) + scop (cut) + ic (pertaining to) = surgery by cutting into the cartilage
D) arthroscopic = arthro (joint) + scop (look) + ic (pertaining to) = surgery by visual examination of a joint
E) arthroscopic = arthro (joint) + scop (cut) + ic (pertaining to) = surgery by cutting into a joint
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A) arthro (joint) + dys (against) + plasia (formation) = against joint formation (an agent preventing joint formation)
B) arthro (joint) + dys (bad) + plasia (formation) = bad joint formation (abnormal joint development)
C) arthro (joint) + dys (not) + plasia (structure) = bad joint structure
D) arthro (joint) + dys (out) + plasia (structure) = a joint that is out of place
E) arthro (joint) + dys (together) + plasia (structure) = a joint properly in place
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A) burs/o
B) cost/o
C) fasci/o
D) spondyl/o
E) tax/o
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A) fah-SHOR-ah-fee
B) fas-SHOR-ah-pee
C) fah-SHEE-or-ah-fee
D) fahs-kee-OR-ah-fee
E) fahs-kee-OR-ah-pee
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A) burs/o
B) cost/o
C) fasci/o
D) spondyl/o
E) tax/o
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A) An x-ray was performed to rule out a broken bone.
B) An x-ray was performed to rule out inflammation of the bone and bone marrow.
C) The x-ray showed bone loss in the metaphysis.
D) The x-ray showed new bone formation of the periosteum (the bone marrow, what is inside, the bone) .
E) The x-ray showed new bone formation of the periosteum (the membrane covering, or around, the bone) .
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A) sub (bad) + chondr (bone) + al (condition) + sclerosis (hardening condition) = bad bone hardening condition
B) sub (beneath) + chondr (cartilage) + al (pertaining to) + sclerosis (hardening condition) = hardening condition beneath the cartilage
C) sub (good) + chondr (joint) + al (condition) + sclerosis (hardening condition) = good joints that are beginning to harden
D) sub (out) + chondr (movement) + al (pertaining to) + sclerosis (softening condition) = pertaining to movement outside the range of motion
E) sub (upon) + chondr (muscle) + al (condition) + sclerosis (softening condition) = muscle tissue upon the bone is beginning to soften
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A) myo/mectomy
B) myom/ectomy
C) my/om/ectomy
D) myo/mec/tomy
E) my/o/mec/to/my
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A) Arthritis
B) Bursitis
C) Dactylitis
D) Fasciitis
E) Tendonitis
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A) achondroplasia.
B) arthrodysplasia.
C) spinal stenosis.
D) spondylolisthesis.
E) subluxation.
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A) Spondylo/dynia
B) spondylo/dynia
C) spondy/lodyn/ia
D) spon/dylo/dyn/ia
E) spon/dyl/o/dy/ni/a
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A) Bone-cancer-tumor: cancerous tumor of the bone
B) Bone-joint-inflammation: inflammation of the joints, specifically those that bear weight
C) Cancer-bone-development: development of a cancerous tumor in the bone
D) Cartilage-bone-bad-nourishment: poor development of bones and cartilage
E) Marrow-bone-nourishment-condition: poor development of the bone marrow
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A) osteo (bone) + chondr (cartilage) + itis (inflammation) = inflammation of the bone and cartilage
B) osteo (bone) + chondr (cartilage) + itis (condition) = bone and cartilage condition
C) osteo (bone) + chondr (rib) + itis (inflammation) = inflammation of the rib bones
D) osteo (bone) + chondr (rib) + itis (condition) = condition of the rib bones
E) osteo (bone) + chondr (tendon) + itis (inflammation) = inflammation of the bone and tendon
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A) Antiarthritic
B) External fixation
C) Internal fixation
D) Open reduction
E) Prosthetic
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A) osteochondritis.
B) osteogenesis imperfect.
C) osteomalacia.
D) osteomyelitis.
E) osteoporosis.
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