Targeted Learning 1 Recognize word parts and the assembly of medical terms as related to the skeleton and joints 2 Correctly construct define pronounce and spell medical terms 3 Link bone and joint diseases and injury with appropriate diagnostic evaluation pharmacotherapeutics including ID: 785036
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Slide1
UNIT 5
Skeleton
&
Joints
Slide2Targeted Learning
1. Recognize word parts and the assembly of medical terms as related to the skeleton and joints.
2. Correctly construct, define, pronounce, and spell medical terms.
3. Link bone and joint diseases and injury with appropriate diagnostic evaluation, pharmacotherapeutics including pain medications, surgical, and non-surgical treatments.
4. Utilize the medical terms to describe movement directions and pain medications.
5. Explore the use of the Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) using bone and joint injuries.
Slide3Oste/o > Bone
Support, protection, and movement
Storage for calcium, phosphorus, growth factor, and yellow
marrow (triglyceride
)Blood cell formation
Slide4Word parts about Bone
Oste/o > Bone
Osse/o > Bone
Arthr/o > Joint
Articul/o > JointChondr/o > Cartilage
Orth/o > Straight
Artificial knee joint where metal replaces bone and plastic replaces cartilage
Slide5Making bone
Oste
/o/genic
Oste
/o/blastsOste/ocytes
Oste
/
ons
Oste/o/clasts
Slide6Axial
Cranium >
crani
/o
Thoracic cageSpinal column
7 cervical >
cervic
/o
12 thoracic > thorac/o5 Lumbar >
lumb
/o
5 Sacral (fused)>
sarcr
/o
4 Coccyx (fused) > coccyx/o
Slide7Abnormal Spinal Configuration
Slide8Appendicular
Slide9The Pelvis
Pelv/i, pelv/o > pelvis
Ili/o > ilium
Ischi/o > ischium
Pub/o > pubis, pubic
Slide10Joint Makers
Ligaments
Tendons > tendin/o; ten/o;
Bursae > burs/o
Synovium > synovi/oCartilage > chondr/o
Menisci > menisc/o
Slide11Joint Types
Hinge
Pivot
Condyloid
Ball and SocketGlidingSaddle
Slide12Motion
Slide13Bone Fractures
Compound
Simple
Comminuted
LinearObliqueTransverse
Slide14Arthritis
Rheumatoid
Arthr
/itis
Oste/o/arthr
/itis
Gouty
arthr
/itisPsoriatic arthr/itisVir
/al
arthr
/itis
Slide15Bone Disease
Oste
/o/
chondr
/itisOste/o/myel
/itis
Spondyl
/itis
Sarc/omaOste/o/sarc
/
oma
Multiple
myel
/
omaTubercul
/
osis
Slide16Coding
ICD-10-CM is used to code the condition or injury
Injury and Location codes are found in Chapters 19 and 20
ICD-10-PCS is used to code the procedure and any hardware that is placed in the body
HCPCS codes all the durable and nondurables that may be used for care
Slide17Initial Sets & Acronyms
FROM, ROM
ACL, PCL
MCL, LCL
AE, AK, BE, BKCMSCSF GH
HCPCS
DIP, PIP, MCP, MTP
NSAIDs
DMARDsRICE
TMJ
RA, OA
Slide18Linking forms
Adip/o > fat
Arthr/o > joint
Ankyl/o > bent, crooked
Burs/o > bursa, sacCarp/o > wrist
Cervic/o > neck
Chondr/o > cartilage
Cost/o > ribs
Crani/o > skull, cranium
Dont/o > teeth
Fasci/o > fascia
Myel/o > bone marrow
Oste/o > bone
Rachi/o > spine
Ten/o > tendon
Tibi/o > tibia
Slide19Building words
Myelitis
Poikilocytosis
Chondrosclerosis
FasciotomyTenalgiaEpicondylitisDiaphysis
Osteoporosis
Osteodystrophy
Ankylosing spondylosis
FibrosarcomaOsteogenesis
Adipocytes
Slide20Answers
Ulna > uln/o
Flesh > sarc/o
Appliance > prosth/e
Artery > arteri/o
Straight > orth/o
Blue > cyan/o