BIOD103 / BIOD 103 Module 3:
(Latest Update ) Medical
Terminology | Questions & Answers
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Learning
Question:
What are the functions of muscles?
Answer:
Muscles enable the body to move from one place to another, produce heat,
and maintain stability and posture
Question:
What are the three types of joints?
Answer:
Fibrous, cartilaginous, and synovial
,Question:
How do the three parts of skeletal muscle interact with the bones and joints
to create movement at the joint?
Answer:
Joints are formed where two or more bones come together. Skeletal muscles
attach to the bones that form the joint and contract to create movement. The
origin of the muscle is where the muscle starts, and it is fixed. The insertion
of the muscle is where the muscle attaches to the moving bone. When the
body of the muscle contracts, or shortens, the bone where the muscle is
inserted will move at the joint.
Question:
Define adduction.
Answer:
Adduction is moving a body part towards the midline
Question:
What is the term for moving a body part away from the midline? In a circular
motion?
Answer:
Abduction and circumduction
, Question:
Define flexion and extension
Answer:
Flexion is bending a limb. Extension is straightening a flexed limb
Question:
Use the combining form arthr/o, meaning joint, and the suffixes found in
Table 1.7 in Module 1 to form medical terms that mean the following:a.
Procedure to withdraw fluid from a jointb. Joint fusionc. Joint inflammationd.
Process of visually examining a jointe. Joint pain
Answer:
A) Arthrocentesis
B) Arthrodesis
C) Arthritis
D) Arthroscopy
E) Arthralgia
(Latest Update ) Medical
Terminology | Questions & Answers
| Grade A 100% Correct - Portage
Learning
Question:
What are the functions of muscles?
Answer:
Muscles enable the body to move from one place to another, produce heat,
and maintain stability and posture
Question:
What are the three types of joints?
Answer:
Fibrous, cartilaginous, and synovial
,Question:
How do the three parts of skeletal muscle interact with the bones and joints
to create movement at the joint?
Answer:
Joints are formed where two or more bones come together. Skeletal muscles
attach to the bones that form the joint and contract to create movement. The
origin of the muscle is where the muscle starts, and it is fixed. The insertion
of the muscle is where the muscle attaches to the moving bone. When the
body of the muscle contracts, or shortens, the bone where the muscle is
inserted will move at the joint.
Question:
Define adduction.
Answer:
Adduction is moving a body part towards the midline
Question:
What is the term for moving a body part away from the midline? In a circular
motion?
Answer:
Abduction and circumduction
, Question:
Define flexion and extension
Answer:
Flexion is bending a limb. Extension is straightening a flexed limb
Question:
Use the combining form arthr/o, meaning joint, and the suffixes found in
Table 1.7 in Module 1 to form medical terms that mean the following:a.
Procedure to withdraw fluid from a jointb. Joint fusionc. Joint inflammationd.
Process of visually examining a jointe. Joint pain
Answer:
A) Arthrocentesis
B) Arthrodesis
C) Arthritis
D) Arthroscopy
E) Arthralgia
