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Select the correct answer and write it on the line provided. The term ______ means bending the foot upward at the ankle. abduction \(\quad\) dorsiflexion \(\quad\) elevation \(\quad\) plantar flexion

These terms are not found in this chapter; however, they are made up of the following familiar word parts. If you need help in creating the term, refer to your medical dictionary. \(\mathbf{poly-}\) \(\mathbf{card/o}\) \(\mathbf{fasci/o}\) \(\mathbf{herni/o}\) \(\mathbf{my/o}\) \(\mathbf{sphincter/o}\) \(\mathbf{-algia}\) \(\mathbf{-desis}\) \(\mathbf{-ectomy}\) \(\mathbf{-itis}\) \(\mathbf{-necrosis}\) \(\mathbf{-otomy}\) \(\mathbf{-pathy}\) \(\mathbf{-rrhaphy}\) Any abnormal condition of skeletal muscles is known as ______.

These terms are not found in this chapter; however, they are made up of the following familiar word parts. If you need help in creating the term, refer to your medical dictionary. \(\mathbf{poly-}\) \(\mathbf{card/o}\) \(\mathbf{fasci/o}\) \(\mathbf{herni/o}\) \(\mathbf{my/o}\) \(\mathbf{sphincter/o}\) \(\mathbf{-algia}\) \(\mathbf{-desis}\) \(\mathbf{-ectomy}\) \(\mathbf{-itis}\) \(\mathbf{-necrosis}\) \(\mathbf{-otomy}\) \(\mathbf{-pathy}\) \(\mathbf{-rrhaphy}\) Pain in several muscle groups is known as ______.

These terms are not found in this chapter; however, they are made up of the following familiar word parts. If you need help in creating the term, refer to your medical dictionary. \(\mathbf{poly-}\) \(\mathbf{card/o}\) \(\mathbf{fasci/o}\) \(\mathbf{herni/o}\) \(\mathbf{my/o}\) \(\mathbf{sphincter/o}\) \(\mathbf{-algia}\) \(\mathbf{-desis}\) \(\mathbf{-ectomy}\) \(\mathbf{-itis}\) \(\mathbf{-necrosis}\) \(\mathbf{-otomy}\) \(\mathbf{-pathy}\) \(\mathbf{-rrhaphy}\) The death of individual muscle fibers is known as ______.

These terms are not found in this chapter; however, they are made up of the following familiar word parts. If you need help in creating the term, refer to your medical dictionary. \(\mathbf{poly-}\) \(\mathbf{card/o}\) \(\mathbf{fasci/o}\) \(\mathbf{herni/o}\) \(\mathbf{my/o}\) \(\mathbf{sphincter/o}\) \(\mathbf{-algia}\) \(\mathbf{-desis}\) \(\mathbf{-ectomy}\) \(\mathbf{-itis}\) \(\mathbf{-necrosis}\) \(\mathbf{-otomy}\) \(\mathbf{-pathy}\) \(\mathbf{-rrhaphy}\) Surgical suturing of torn fascia is known as ______.

These terms are not found in this chapter; however, they are made up of the following familiar word parts. If you need help in creating the term, refer to your medical dictionary. \(\mathbf{poly-}\) \(\mathbf{card/o}\) \(\mathbf{fasci/o}\) \(\mathbf{herni/o}\) \(\mathbf{my/o}\) \(\mathbf{sphincter/o}\) \(\mathbf{-algia}\) \(\mathbf{-desis}\) \(\mathbf{-ectomy}\) \(\mathbf{-itis}\) \(\mathbf{-necrosis}\) \(\mathbf{-otomy}\) \(\mathbf{-pathy}\) \(\mathbf{-rrhaphy}\) A surgical incision into a muscle is a/an ______.

These terms are not found in this chapter; however, they are made up of the following familiar word parts. If you need help in creating the term, refer to your medical dictionary. \(\mathbf{poly-}\) \(\mathbf{card/o}\) \(\mathbf{fasci/o}\) \(\mathbf{herni/o}\) \(\mathbf{my/o}\) \(\mathbf{sphincter/o}\) \(\mathbf{-algia}\) \(\mathbf{-desis}\) \(\mathbf{-ectomy}\) \(\mathbf{-itis}\) \(\mathbf{-necrosis}\) \(\mathbf{-otomy}\) \(\mathbf{-pathy}\) \(\mathbf{-rrhaphy}\) The surgical attachment of a fascia to another fascia or to a tendon is known as ______.

These terms are not found in this chapter; however, they are made up of the following familiar word parts. If you need help in creating the term, refer to your medical dictionary. \(\mathbf{poly-}\) \(\mathbf{card/o}\) \(\mathbf{fasci/o}\) \(\mathbf{herni/o}\) \(\mathbf{my/o}\) \(\mathbf{sphincter/o}\) \(\mathbf{-algia}\) \(\mathbf{-desis}\) \(\mathbf{-ectomy}\) \(\mathbf{-itis}\) \(\mathbf{-necrosis}\) \(\mathbf{-otomy}\) \(\mathbf{-pathy}\) \(\mathbf{-rrhaphy}\) Inflammation of the muscle of the heart is known as ______.

These terms are not found in this chapter; however, they are made up of the following familiar word parts. If you need help in creating the term, refer to your medical dictionary. \(\mathbf{poly-}\) \(\mathbf{card/o}\) \(\mathbf{fasci/o}\) \(\mathbf{herni/o}\) \(\mathbf{my/o}\) \(\mathbf{sphincter/o}\) \(\mathbf{-algia}\) \(\mathbf{-desis}\) \(\mathbf{-ectomy}\) \(\mathbf{-itis}\) \(\mathbf{-necrosis}\) \(\mathbf{-otomy}\) \(\mathbf{-pathy}\) \(\mathbf{-rrhaphy}\) The surgical removal of fascia is a/an ______.

These terms are not found in this chapter; however, they are made up of the following familiar word parts. If you need help in creating the term, refer to your medical dictionary. \(\mathbf{poly-}\) \(\mathbf{card/o}\) \(\mathbf{fasci/o}\) \(\mathbf{herni/o}\) \(\mathbf{my/o}\) \(\mathbf{sphincter/o}\) \(\mathbf{-algia}\) \(\mathbf{-desis}\) \(\mathbf{-ectomy}\) \(\mathbf{-itis}\) \(\mathbf{-necrosis}\) \(\mathbf{-otomy}\) \(\mathbf{-pathy}\) \(\mathbf{-rrhaphy}\) The surgical suturing of a defect in a muscular wall, such as the repair of a hernia, is a/an ______.