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Any body part attached to the main structure.
(Arms and legs) |
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Place of union between two or more bones.
(Joint) |
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Production and development of blood cells.
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Stiffness; bent, crooked
(ankyl/osis- abnormal condition of stiffness) |
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Joint
(Arthr/itis- Inflammation of a joint) |
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Humpback
(kyph/osis- abnormal condition of a humpback posture) |
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Lamina (Part of vertebral arch)
(Lamin/ectomy- excision of the lamina) |
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Curve, swayback
(Lord/osis- abnormal condition of a swayback posture) |
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Bone marrow; spinal cord
(myel/o/cyte- bone marrow cell) |
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Straight
(orth/o/ped/ist- specialist in treatment of musculoskeletal disorders) |
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Bone
(oste/oma- tumor composed of bone) |
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Foot; child
(Ped/o/graph- instrument for recording the foot) |
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Crooked; bent
(scoli/osis- abnormal bending of the spine) |
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chest
(Thorac/o/dynia- pain in the chest) |
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acromion (projection of scapula)
(acromi/al- pertaining to the acromion) |
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arm
(brachi/algia- pain in the arm) |
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calcaneum (heel bone)
(calcane/o/dynia- pain in the heel) |
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carpus (wrist bone)
(carp/o/ptosis- wrist drop) |
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head
(cephal/ad- towards the head) |
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neck; cervix uteri (neck of uterus)
(cervic/o/dynia- Pain in the neck) |
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Ribs
(cost/ectomy- excission of a rib) |
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cranium (skull)
(crani/o/tomy- incision of the cranium) |
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fingers; toes
(dactyl/itis- inflammation of fingers or toes) |
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fibula
(fibul/o/calcane/al- pertaining to the fibula and calcaneus) |
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humerus
(humer/o/scapul/ar- relating to the humerus and scapula) |
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ilium
(ili/o/pelv/ic- pertaining to the iliac area of the pelvis) |
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ishium
(ishi/o/dynia- pain in the ishium) |
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lower back
(lumb/o/dynia- pain in the lumbar region of the back) |
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pelvis
(pelv/i/metry- act of measuring the pelvis) |
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| phalanges (bones of the fingers and toes) |
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foot
(pod/iatry- treatment of the feet) |
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vertebrae
(spondyl/itis- inflammation of the vertebae) |
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smooth muscle
(leiomy/oma- tumor of smooth muscle) |
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rod-shaped(striated)
(rhabd/oid- resembling a rod) |
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rod-shaped(striated)muscle
(rhabdomy/oma- tumor ocmposed of striated muscular tissue) |
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| band, fascia (fiberous membrane supporting and seperating muscles) |
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| synovial membrane, synovial fluid |
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weakness, debility
(my/asthenia- weakness of muscle) |
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embryonic cell
(my/o/blast- embryonic cell that turns into muscle) |
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to break; surgical fracture
(oste/o/clasia- surgical fracture of a bone) |
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binding, fixation
(arthr/o/desis-binding together of a joint) |
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growth
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| broken bone that extends out of the skin |
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| broken bone but no open wound |
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| broken bone that has injured an internal organ |
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| bone that has broken or splintered into peices |
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| bone is broke and one end is wedged into the other end of the bone |
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| when broken bone does not extend through the entire thickness of the bone. One side is broke, the other side is bent. |
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| break in the lower end of the radius, just above the wrist. |
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| malignancies that originate from bone, fat,muscle, cartilage, bone marrow, and cells of the lymphatic system. |
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| carpal tunnel syndrome (pain condition from compression of medial nerve within carpals) |
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| grating sound when bone ends rub together |
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| electrical stimulation to record the strength of muscle contraction |
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| increase in severity of desease or its symptoms |
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| effusion of blood into a joint cavity |
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| primary malignant tumor that infiltrates the bone and red bone marrow. |
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| percieved sensation that a amputated limb is still there when it is not. |
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| for of oseomalacia (bone softening) in children caused by vitamin D deficiency |
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| fragment of necrosed bone that has become seperated from surrounding tissue |
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| any slipping of a vertebrae from its normal position in relationship to the one beneath it |
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| degeneration of the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar vertebrae related tissue |
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| injury due to force, usually muscular |
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| partial or complete dislocation |
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| radiograph of contrast into joints |
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