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| projections of out growths of bones |
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| vertebrae or bones of the neck |
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| hard outer shell of the bone |
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| knuckleike projected at the end of a bone |
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| distinct border or ridge as in iliac crest |
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| main shaft like portion of the bone |
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| a layer of cartilage the seperates the diaphysis from the epiphysis of the bone |
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| ribs pairs 8 through 10 not attached to the sternum |
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| a groove or a depression in a bone a sulcus |
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| bones that are broad of thin such as the sternum |
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| rib pairs 11-12free from any attachment |
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| space between the bones of an infant cranium |
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| hollow or concave depression in the bone |
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| small canales within compact bone |
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| the normal formation and deof blood cells in the bone marrowoiesis |
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| a flat, circular platelike structure or cartilage that serves as a cusion between the vertebrae |
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| BONES THAT ARE LONGER THAN THEY ARE WIDE |
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| the vertabrae of the lower back L1-L5 |
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| the centerportion of the shaft or of the long bones yellow marrow |
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| conversion of the cartilage and fibrous connective tissue to the bone |
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| Immuature bone cells that activley produce bone tissue |
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| large cells that absorb or digest old bone tissue |
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| the thick, white, fibrous membrane that covers the surface of long bones |
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| the soft semifluid substance located in small spaces of cancelous |
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| the process of removing or digestin old bone tissue |
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| thin layer of cartilage that covers the end of long bones and the surface of joints |
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| concave, indented areas or openings |
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| specific features or indivdul bones |
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| the long more slender of the two leg bones |
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| second of the two lower arm bones |
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| one of the two lower arm bones |
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| single triangular shaped bone |
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| strong bone that have become fragile |
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| deficiency of calcium bones have become soft |
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| infection of the bone and bone marrow |
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| is a maligant tumor of the bones common to young adults |
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| abnormal curvature of the spine |
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| three abnormal curvatures of the spine |
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| spinal stenosis is a narrowing of the vertebral canal |
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| a nonmetabolic disease of the bone |
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| muscle in fleshy part of cheek |
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| muscle located above the ear |
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| muscle located in the angle of the jaw |
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| located from the sternum up to the neck |
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| triangular shaped muscle located in the back of the sholder |
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| muscle originates from the vertebrae of the lower back |
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| muscle covers shoulder joint |
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| pain in the joints present in many joint diseases |
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| specialized type of muscle that forms the wall of the heart |
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| a reduction in size/especially of the muscle fibers |
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| an abnormal bending of a joint into a fixed position |
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| thin sheets of fibrous connective tissue that penetrates and covers the entire muscle |
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| the point of attachment of a muscle to the bone it moves |
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| muscles that act without conscious control. they are controlled by autonomic nerves |
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| name given to a individual muscle cell |
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| the point of attachment to a mucle to a bone less movable |
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| a form of muscle dystrophy |
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| muscle that attach to the bones of the skeleton also known as striated |
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| muscle found in the walls of organs |
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| muscles that have a striped appearance when appearance viewed under a microscope |
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| a strong fibrous band of tissue that extends from a muscle , attaching it to the bone. |
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| muscles of the internal organs |
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| muscles that operate under conscious control. |
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| genetically transmitted disorders |
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| a chronic progressive disease affecting the skeletal muscles |
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| a tear in the muscle that forms a cuff |
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| a strain is an injury to the body of the muscle or attachment of the tendon |
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| is the extraction of a specimen of the muscle tissue |
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| is the process of recording the strength of the contraction of the muscle |
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| bones that fit together and held bones together by fibrous connective tissue |
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| bones that are connected by cartilage |
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| allows movement in one direction |
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| allows movement in many different directions around a central point |
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| A joint between 2 bones held together by fibrous connective tissue |
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| A joint between 2 bones connected by cartilage |
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| A joint with a cavity that holds synovial fluid |
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| a joint that moves back and forth in one direction |
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| a joint that moves around in many directions |
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| a bending motion that decreases the angle between 2 bones |
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| a straightening motion that increases the angle between 2 bones |
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| movement of a bone away from the midline of the body |
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| a movement of a bone toward the midline of the body |
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| turning of a bone on its own axis |
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| turning the palm up or forward |
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| turning the palm down or backward |
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| bending the foot upwards or backwards, decreasing angle with leg and top of foot |
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| bending the foot downward, increasing the angle with leg and top of foot |
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| movement of an extremity in a circular motion |
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