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| Tearing from being scraped or rubbed |
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| Body physiologically adapting to new enviroments |
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| Loss of memory due to head injury |
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| Work NOT requiring oxygen |
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| site where two bones meet forming ajoint |
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| wasting away of organ or tissue |
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| tear or pull away part of a structure |
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| fluid filled sacs at a joint to prevent friction |
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| gristle like padding that lies on or between bone |
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| of long duration or frequent accurance |
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| state of being pinched or smaller than normal |
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| a bruise to bone or muscle from outside force, internal bleeding |
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| cracking sound or feeling |
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| blue skin from lack of oxgen |
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| name of the disease or condition person is believed to have |
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| complete displacement of a bone from its normal position of joint |
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| bleeding visible beneath the skin as a blue or purple patch |
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| swelling due to adnormal accumulation of fluid in tissues or cavities |
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| a break or crack in a bone |
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| swelling composed of blood; internal bleeding associated with a contusion |
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| treatment by use of water |
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| a cut made surgically with a sharp knife |
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| the body's reaction to injury |
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| looseness of joint due to loose ligaments |
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| a jagged cut or tear in the skin |
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| tissue that connects bone to bone |
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| circumstance in which injury occurs |
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| method or apparatus used for healing an injury |
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| pain at the sorest part of an injury |
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| prediction of the course and end of a disease or eventual outcome of injury |
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| sense of bodies position in space |
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| movement of joint around a central point |
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| to bring back to normal position |
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| pain that occurs away from the injury site |
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| Pulling apart of a generally non movable joint |
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| potentially fatal reaction of body to injury; failure of cardio to circulate |
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| stretching or tearing of ligaments |
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| stretching or tearing of muscle tendon |
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| incomplete or partial dislocation of joint |
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| tissue that connects muscle to bone |
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| distal aspect of limb away from midline |
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| distal aspect of limb forced towards the midline |
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| an agent causing the construction or closing blood vessels |
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| an agent causing the dilation or opening of blood vessels |
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