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detects radioactive substances, ex. glucose through the body
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elevation of the skin containing a cavity
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discoloration and swelling of the skin
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blue tinge of color to an area of the skin of cardiovascular disturbance
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flat spot on skin surface
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small, solid elvation on the skin
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effort by the skin to get rid of papilloma virus
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small elevation of epidermis that is filled with fluid
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precancerous condition caused by sunlight.
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| genetic condition reduction of pigment melanin in the skin |
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loss or lack of hair
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skin infection composed of cluster of boils
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| inflammation of little follicles |
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superficial form of dermatitis
flakiness of skin |
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excessive perspiration
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small vesicles around lips
enters by break in skin, animal or insect bite
Golden crusts |
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Brown and purple patches on skin (elderly patients)
Also HIV and AIDS patients |
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skin becomes lighter in color as the age, due to not as much melanocytes
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nail becomes buried in the skin due to abnormal growth
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nail is abnormally soft
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| infection alongside a nail |
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parasitic body louse
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| red lesions covered with silvery epidermal scales |
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skin eruptions
female itch mite, burrows into the skin for blood |
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| red patches on skin or the face and joint pain |
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fungal infection
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Tinea Pedis (feet, athletes foot)
Tinea corporis (anywhere on body) |
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low secretion of oil glands
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| manage acne because the upper layers of epidermis slough away |
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| Positron Emission Tomography |
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pulsation of harmless sound waves through a body region |
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| inability to coordinate muscles during voluntary activity |
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| condition of slow movement |
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reduction of calcium in bones
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deformity during development
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without cartilage formation and lack of growth of long bones
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articular cartilage within synovial joints has inflammation, causing joint pain during movements.
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| abnormal enlargement of joint at the base of the big toe |
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inflammation of the wrist
pressure against the median nerve
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weakness of wrist and difficulty supporting the hand |
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Cartilage replaced with bone
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skeletal muscle degeneration
Progressive muscle weakness and deterioration
DMD |
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| elbow inflammed due to an injury |
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| break in distal part of radius |
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| crushed break caused by a fall |
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| break at ankle that affects both bones of the leg |
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sharp pain in big toe
Diet high in protein
Accumulation of uric acid crystals in the joints |
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rupture of intervertebral disk
causing pressure against spinal cord/nerves |
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upper thoracic bends posteriorly
Hunchback |
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Bent forward |
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excessive cartilage formation at epiphyseal plates
Long limbs and long tail |
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| muscle to tear through the fascia |
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| muscle injury inflammation |
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| inherited disease impaired bone growth and fragile bones |
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caused by hormonal imbalance and gradual loss of calcium to bone tissue
softening of bones |
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| inflammation of red bone marrow |
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abnormal loss of bone density
loss of posture and flexibility
"condition of holes in bones" |
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inflammation of many muscles
caused by bacterial infection |
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bones becomes softened due to excessive removal of calcium
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| 4 muscles of rotator cuff |
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teres minor
supraspinatus
infraspinatus
subscapularis |
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| trauma to the vertebra column |
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| Abbreviation of Spinal Cord Injury |
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| inflammation of the joints of the vertebra |
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| tear of collagen fibers within a ligament |
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| stretching a muscle beyond normal range |
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| tear of collagen fibers within a ligament |
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mandible and temporal bone problems
Clicking
Dislocations |
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| inflammation of synovial membrane |
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| instrument used for viewing |
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| instrument used for viewing |
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| excess fluids are aspirated (withdrawn by suction) |
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| stiff joint must be broken in surgery to increase range of motion |
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| Range of Motion Abbreviation? |
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| surgical fixation of a joint |
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| joint loosened or dissolved |
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| visual examination of joints through a scope |
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| surgical incision to the synovial cavity of a joint |
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| removal of a bursa from a joint |
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| surgical removal of the cartilage association with a joint |
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| surgical repair of cartilage associated with a joint |
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| Surgeon enters cranial cavity by cutting |
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| reduce pain of herniated disk by removing the disk |
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| adjacent vertebrae is fused together following the removal of the disk |
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| Lamina is surgically removed |
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| surgical fixation to connect vetebrae |
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electrically stimulates the muscle
results on a computer |
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| incision of the connective tissue sheath surrounding a muscle |
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| manipulating the bone without surgery |
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| surgical help to align broken bone |
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| using rods and pins inside |
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| using rods and pins outside skin |
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| Electrical Bone stimulation |
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stimulate healing process
aka bone grafting |
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| muscle undergoes surgical repair |
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| repair includes suturing torn muscle ends together |
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drugs used for treating inflammation
ex asprin & ibuprofen |
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| appliances to assist patients |
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| removal of bone tissue or bony formations |
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| break a bone purposefully |
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| study of body alignment and nutrition |
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| Osteopathic Surgeon Abbreviation |
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| surgical repair of both muscle and tendon |
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suturing tendon close to a tear
ex tearing of Achilles tendon |
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| 1 or more incisions into a tendon |
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| repairs damaged vertebrae |
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| Abbreviation of Electromyography |
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| Abbreviation of herniated disk |
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| Abbreviation of Myasthenia Gravis |
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| Abbreviation of Osteoarthritis |
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| Abbreviation of orthopedics |
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| Abbreviation of spinal cord injury |
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| Abbreviation of total hip replacement |
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| Abbreviation of total knee athroplasty |
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| Abbreviation of Total knee replacement |
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| Abbreviation of temporomandibular joint |
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