(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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reconstruction of fascia
fascioplasty
fusing together of multiple vertebrae
spondylosyndesis
binding of fascia
fasciodesis
removal of a bone
ostectomy
binding of a tendon
tenodesis
Closed Reduction
rest, ice, compression, elevation
RICE
treatment or traction
Tx
inflammation of the bone and cartilage
osteochondritis
a defect in the formation of cartilage
Anchondroplasia
pus in a joint
pyarthrosis
femur (thigh bone)
femor/o
overdevelopment of muscle tissue
hypertrophy
rib pain
costalgia
weight bearing
WB
hardening of the joints
arthrosclerosis
crooked, bent, stiff
ankyl/o
inflammation of multiple muscles
polymyositis
loss of bone density
Osteoporosis
bone inflammation
osteitis
crooked back; abnormal lateral curvature of the spine
Scoliosis
hernia of a joint
arthrocele
a fixation of a fractured bone from the outside (i.e., using a cast or splint)
external fixation
procedure of looking into a joint
arthroscopy
muscle
muscul/o
knock kneed
genu valgum
a device that is added to a body to replace a missing part or lost function
prosthesis
abnormal narrowing of the spine
spinal stenosis
inflammation of the muscle and fascia
myofasciitis
incision into a joint
arthrotomy
thoracic (of the chest) vertebrae
T1-T12
electromyogram
EMG
physical therapy
PT
violent muscle contraction
myoclonus
muscle inflammation
myositis
incision into the sternum
sternotomy
removal of muscle
myectomy
inflammation of the joint caused by infection
septic arthritis
open reduction internal fixation
ORIF
increased muscle movement
hyperkineasia
flat feet
tarsoptosis
lateral collateral ligament
LCL
growth
-physis
puncture of a joint
arthrocentesis
fascia (fibrous connective tissue binding muscles together)
fasci/o
water (fluid) in a joint
hydrarthrosis
arrangement, order, coordination
tax/o
softening of the vertebra
spondylomalacia
movement, motion
kinesi/o
joint inflammation
arthritis
vertebra pain
spondylonia
procedure used to examine a joint
arthrography
osteoarthritis
OA
poor coordination
dystaxia
hernia of muscle tissue
myocele
inability to control movement
dyskinesia
blood within a joint
hemarthrosis
tendon pain
tenalgia
bone disease
osteopathy
finger
dactyl/o
reconstruction of cartilage
chondroplasty
returning bones to their proper position through the use of surgery
open reduciton
the fixation of a fractured bone from the inside (i.e., using screws, pins, plates, etc.)
internal fixation
having more than the normal number of fingers or toes
Polydactyly
removal of a rib
costectomy
softening of the skull
craniomalacia
poor development of bones and cartilage
chondro-osteodystrophy
inflammation of the joints, specifically those that bear weight
Osteoarthritis
bone
oste/o
reconstruction of a joint
arthroplasty
instrument for looking into a joint
arthroscope
surgical fixation of a joint
arthrodesis
tone, tension
ton/o
muscle pain
myodynia
slow movement
bradykinesia
from Latin, for rattle or creaking; a crackling sound heard in joints
crepitation
from Latin, for "break"; a bone break
fracture
muscle spasm
myospasm
a drug that opposes fever
antipyretic
removal of a portion of the skull (bone is later replaced)
craniotomy
range of motion
ROM
loosening a stiff joint
arthrolysis
removal of a muscle tumor
myomectomy
tendon
ten/o, tend/o, tendin/o
removal of a bone
osteectomy
joint stiffness
ankylosis
neck pain
cervicodynia
condition characterized by the loss of muscle control
tardive dyskinesia
poor muscle tone
Dystonia
inflammation of the joint is called rheumatoid because its symptoms resemble those of rheumatic fever
rheumatoid arthritis
nonsteriodal anti-inflammatory drug
NSAID
tendon inflammation
tendonitis, tendinitis
posterior cruciate ligament
PCL
muscle tumor
myoma
removal of a bursa
bursectomy
rheumatoid arthritis
RA
imaging procedure using a computer to produce cross sections along an axis
computed axial tomography (CAT or CT)
removal of a bone in the hand
metacarpectomy
removal of a tendon
tendectomy
bone pain
ostalgia, ostealgia
death of bone
osteonecrosis
a stiffening inflammation of the vertebrae
ankylosing spondylitis
binding of a muscle
myodesis
reconstruction of a tendon
tenoplasty
vertebra
spondyl/o
bowlegged
genu varum
reconstruction of a tendon
tendoplasty
joint
arthr/o
a device that aids in the straightening or stabilizing of a part of the body
orthotics
wrist inflammation
carpitis
disease of the bursa
bursopathy
removal of cartilage
chondrectomy
medial collateral ligament
MCL
muscle suture
myorrhaphy
reduction in bone volume
osteopenia
abnormal joint development
arthrodysplasia
joint pain
arthrodynia
removal of a tendon
tenonectomy
disorder characterized by poor muscle development
muscular dystrophy
cancerous tumor arising out of bone cells
Osteosarcoma
pain in the bones of the foot
metatarsalgia
muscle disease
myopathy
tibia (shin bone)
tibi/o
a drug that opposes joint inflammation
antiarthritic
weight bearing as tolerated
WBAT
an abnormal growth of bone out of another bone
exostosis
the slipping or dislocation of a vertebra
spondylolisthesis
inflammation of rib cartilage
costochondritis
drug that relieves pain
analgesic
bursa (a small fluid-filled sac found near the body's joint)
burs/o
abnormal condition of the vertebrae
spondylosis
bone cancer tumor
osteocarcinoma
fracture
Fx
abnormal softening of cartilage
chondromalacia
record of the electrical activity of a muscle
electromyogram
cervical (of the neck) vertebraearthrogram visual record of a joint
C1-C7
removal of fascia
fasciectomy
muscle
my/o, myos/o
suturing of fascia
fasciorrhaphy
history
Hx
joint disease
arthropathy
tibia (shin) pain
tibialgia
inflammation of bone and bone marrow
Osteomyelitis
anterior cruciate ligament
ACL
inflammation of the fascia causing the death of tissue
necrotizing fasciitis
a stone in a bursa
bursolith
bone loss
osteolysis
muscle tone
myotonia
removal of all or a portion of the ankle
tarsectomy
freeing/loosening a tendon
tenolysis
muscle pain
myalgia
loss of muscle tissue
myolysis
rib
cost/o
procedure for studying muscles
myography
head, skull
crani/o
joint disease of the vertebrae
spondyloarthropathy
muscle weakness
myasthenia
neck
cervic/o
incision into fascia
fasciotomy
removal of a joint
arthrectomy
removal of a portion of the skull (bone is not replaced)
craniectomy
tumor of bone and cartilage
osteochondroma
overdevelopment of the vertebrae causing inflammation
hypertrophic spondylitis
decrease in muscle movement or activity
hypokinesia
overdevelopment of muscle tissue
hypertrophy
writer's cramp
graphospasm
loss of vertebra structure
Spondylolysis
finger inflammation
dactylitis
partial dislocation of a joint
subluxation
removal of all or part of the wrist
carpectomy
incision into a bone
osteotomy
a drug that opposes inflammation
anti-inflammatory
joint pain
arthralgia
softening of the bone
osteomalacia
inflammation of a bursa
Bursitis
arm
brachi/o
abnormal softening of muscle tissue
myomalacia
underdevelopment, decrease, or loss of muscle tissue
atrophy
sway back; abnormal forward curvature of the lower spine
lordosis
inflammation of the fascia
fascitis
bone pain
osteodynia
suture of a tendon
tenorrhaphy
incision into a tendon
tenotomy
a cancerous muscle tumor
myosarcoma
poor bone development
osteodystrophy
abnormal hardening of bone
osteosclerosis
incision into a bursa
bursotomy
fluid build up
effusion
the surgical fracture of the ankle (i.e., to treat clubfoot)
tarsoclasia
cartilage
chondr/o
lumbar (of the loin) vertebrae
L1-L5
wrist
carp/o
ankle
tars/o
full range of motion
FROM
a disease in which the bones do not develop correctly, also known as brittle bone disease
osteogenesis imperfecta
loin, lower back
lumb/o
incision into muscle
myotomy
deep tendon reflexes (this is what doctors are testing when they tap the knee with a reflex hammer)
DTR
muscle reconstruction
myoplasty
the therapeutic breaking of a joint to allow for increased mobility
arthroclasia
decreased muscle tone
hypotonia
procedure for measuring the electrical activity of a muscle
electromyography
stretching of a muscle
myotasis
humpback; abnormal forward curvature of the upper spine
kyphosis
webbed fingers or toes
syndactyly
hardening of a muscle
myosclerosis
reconstruction of a bone
osteoplasty
increased muscle tone or tightness
hypertonia
a tumor-like growth of cartilage tissue
chondroma
inflammation of the vertebrae
spondylitis
the premature fusing of the skull bones
Craniosynostosis
