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| a muscle that counteracts or opposes |
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| wide thin sheet like tendon that attaches muscle to muscle |
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| loss of muscle mass and strength |
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| pain or numbness that effects the medial nerve of the hand |
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| connective tissue covering surrounding the muscle cell |
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| thin connective tissue covering muscle |
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| connective tissue covering the muscles separating them from one another |
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| musculoskeletal pain and fatigue disorder |
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| the attachment point on the bone that moves |
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| humpback exaggeration to the spine |
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| swayback curvature of the spine |
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| pain in the absence of an electrolyte or PH disturbance |
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| (MD) genetic disease characterized by the progressive weakness of the muscles |
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| (MG) chronic neuromuscular disease of the muscles |
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| location at which the muscles attach |
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| Vitamin D deficiency in which the bones become soft |
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| inflammation of the bone and bone marrow |
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| inability o the body to absorb enough oxygen after excercise |
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| connective tissue responsible for dividing the muscle into sections |
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| muscle that is primary actor in a given movement |
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| autoimmune disorder in which there is inflammation and degeneration of the articular cartilage |
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| herniation or out pouching of a disk between two disc vertebrae |
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| deficiency in calcium and vitamin D resulting in bone deformities |
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| abnormal lateral curvature of the spine shape |
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| voluntary muscle controls movement by being attached to bones in the body |
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| involuntary muscle has elongated spindle shape |
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| narrowing of the vertebral column causing pressure on the spinal cord |
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| stretching or tearing injury of a ligament |
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| muscle that acts with another muscle or tendon |
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| inflammation and irritation of the tendon |
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| connective tissue that attaches muscle to bone |
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| infectious disease which is caused by bacteria causing stiffness in the jaw which has gained the name "lock jaw" |
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