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Skeleton

bone structure of the body

Range of motion

The complete extent of movement that a joint is normally capable of without causing pain

Atrophy

the loss of muscle size and strength

fracture

A broken bone

Amputation

The surgical removal of all or part of an extremity

Mucous membrane

A special type of epithelial tissue that lines many of the organ systems in the body and is coated with mucus

Pharynx

throat region

Larynx

Part of the respiratory Airway also known as the voice box

Lungs

The primary organs of respiration respiration, the process the body uses to obtain oxygen from the environment and remove carbon dioxide from the body

COPD

chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. A general term used to describe two related lung disorders, emphysema and chronic bronchitis. The leading cause of COPD is smoking

hypoxic

The state of being deficient of oxygen

neuron

a cell that can send and receive information

CNS

Central nervous system. The brain and spinal cord. Responsible for receiving information, processing it, and issuing instructions

TIA

Transient ischemic attack. a temporary episode of dysfunction caused by decreased blood flow to the brain

Aphasia

Unable to speak

Diabetic retinopathy

A complication of diabetes that can lead to blindness

Otitis media

An infection of the middle ear that is common in young children

Hormones

Chemicals that act on cells to produce a response

Tetany

A condition that occurs when the body's calcium levels drop too low. Characterized by cramping of the skeletal muscles and an irregular heartbeat

Diabetes mellitus

An endoctrine disorder that results when the pancreas is unable to produce enough insulin

Hypoglycemia

A dangerous drop in blood glucose levels

Esophagus

A long narrow tube that serves mainly as a passageway for food to get from the pharynx to the stomach

Liver

In Oregon that perform several important functions in the body, including the secretion of bile, the production of clotting factors, and the clearance of toxins from the body

Bile

A substance produced by the liver that helps with the digestion of fat

Gallbladder

A small pouch like organ that is attached to the liver it stores bile produced by the liver that is not secreted directly into the duodenum

Pancreas

An organ that produces substances that aid in digestion, as well as the hormones insulin and glucagon

Metastasis

The process by which cancer cells spread from their original location in the body to a new location, which may be quite distant from the first

Leukocyte

White blood cell

Bronchi

Passageways that carry air from the trachea to the lungs, one bronchus goes to the right lung and the other goes to the left