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acroarthritis
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Inflammation of the joints of the hands or feet
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ankylosis
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Condition of stiffening of a joint
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arthralgia
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Pain in a joint
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arthritis
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Inflammation of a joint
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bursitis
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Inflammation of a bursa
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calcaneal
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Pertaining to the heel bone
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carpals
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Pertaining to the wrist bones
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chondral
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Pertaining to cartilage
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chondrocostal
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Pertaining to the rib cartilage
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clavicular
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Pertaining to the clavicle (collar bone)
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coccygeal
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Pertaining to the coccyx (tailbone)
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coccygodynia
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Pain in the coccyx (tailbone)
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collagen
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Fibrous insoluble protein found in the connective tissue, skin, ligaments, and cartilage
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costosternal
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Pertaining to a rib and the sternum
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dactylogram
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Fingerprint
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humeral
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Pertaining to the humerus (upper arm bone)
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hydrarthrosis
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Accumulation of watery fluid in the cavity of a joint
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iliosacral
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Pertaining to the ilium and the sacrum
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intercostal
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Pertaining to between the ribs
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ischial
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Pertaining to the ischium (hip)
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ischialgia
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Pain in the ischium (hip)
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kyphosis
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Humpback
Thoracic curvature more convex. Causes: congenital defect, disease process eg tuberculosis, syphilis, malignancy, osteoarthritis, osteoporosis, rehumatoid arthritis, rickets, etc. |
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lordosis
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Abnormal anterior curvature of the LUMBAR spine.
"Swayback" due abdomen & buttocks protrude due to exaggerated lumbar concave curvature. |
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lumbar
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Pertaining to the loins (lower back)
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lumbodynia
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Pain in the loins (lower back)
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mandibular
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Pertaining to the lower jawbone
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maxillary
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Pertaining to the upper jawbone
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metacarpals
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Pertaining to the bones of the hand
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myelitis
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Inflammation of the bone marrow
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myeloma
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Tumor of the bone marrow
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myelopoiesis
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Formation of bone marrow
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olecranal
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Pertaining to the elbow
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orthopedics
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Branch of medicine concerned with diseases and disorders involving locomotor structures of the body
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osteoarthritis
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Inflammation of the bone and joint
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osteoblast
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Bone-forming cell
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osteocarcinoma
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Cancerous tumor of a bone; new growth of epithelial tissue
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osteochondritis
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Inflammation of the bone and cartilage
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osteogenesis
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Formation of bone
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osteomalacia
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Softening of the bones
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osteomyelitis
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Inflammation of the bone marrow
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osteopenia
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Deficiency of bone tissue regardless of the cause
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osteoporosis
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Condition that results in reduction of bone mass
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osteosarcoma
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Malignant tumor of the bone; cancer arising from connective tissue
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patellar
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Pertaining to the patella (kneecap)
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pedal
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Pertaining to the foot
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periosteoedema
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Swelling around a bone
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phalangeal
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Pertaining to the bones of the fingers and the toes
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polyarthritis
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Inflammation of more than one joint
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radial
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Pertaining to the radius (lateral lower arm bone in line with the thumb); describes a pulse found on the thumb side of the arm
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scapular
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Pertaining to the shoulder blade
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scoliosis
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Condition of lateral (left/right) curvature of the spine; characteristics include asymmetry of the trunk, uneven shoulders and hips, a one-sided rib hump, and a prominent scapula
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spondylitis
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Inflammation of one or more vertebrae
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sternal
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Pertaining to the sternum (breastbone)
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subclavicular
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Pertaining to beneath the clavicle (collar bone)
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subcostal
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Pertaining to beneath the ribs
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submaxilla
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Below the jaw or mandible
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symphysis
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State of growing together
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tendonitis
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Inflammation of a tendon
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Tennis elbow
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Chronic condition characterized by pain caused by excessive pronation and supination activities of the forearm; usually caused by strain, as in playing tennis
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tibial
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Pertaining to the tibia (shin bone); larger of the two bones of the lower leg
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ulnar
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Pertaining to the ulna (medial lower arm bone) or to the nerve or the artery named from it; located on the little finger side of the arm
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ulnocarpal
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Pertaining to the ulna side of the wrist
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vertebral
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Pertaining to a vertebra
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vertebrosternal
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Pertaining to a vertebra and the sternum
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xiphoid
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Literally means resembling a sword; the lowest portion of the sternum; a sword-shaped cartilaginous process supported by bone
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bursa
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padlike sac between muscles, tendons (connect muscle to bones) and bones that is lined wsith synovial membrane and contains a fluid.
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Vertebral Column composed of
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Series of separate bones (VERTEBRAE) connected to form 4 spinal curves.
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4 Spinal curves:
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Cervical - 7 - convex.
Thoracic - 12 - convex. Lumbar - 5 - concave. Sacral - 2 (Sacrum & Coccyn/tailbone) - convex |
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Pelvic Girdle.
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1) Coxal (hipbone) - big, flat, sticking out.
2) Ilium. |
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Achondroplasia
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Chondr/o - cartilage.
-plasia - formation Defect in formation of cartilage at the epiphyses (knob) of long bones. |
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrom.
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Condition - compression of median nerve by carpal ligament.
Symptoms: soreness, tenderness, weakness, pain, tingling and numbness at wrist. |
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Dislocation.
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Displacement of bone from joint.
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Flatfoot/pes planus
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Abnormal flatness of sole and arch of foot.
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Genu valgum.
Genu Varum. |
Knock-knee; ankles apart when knees together.
Bowleg; legs bowed as knees far apart when child stands. |
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Gout
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Form of acute arthritis - hereditary metabolic disease. Usually begins in knee or foot, but can affect any joint.
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Hallux
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Big/Great toe.
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Hammertoe
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Acquired flexion deformity of the interphalangeal joint.
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Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA)
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Chronic systemic disease characterized by inflammation of joints, stiffness, pain and swelling resulting in crippling deformities. Also affects many of body's organs and systems.
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Rickets
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Deficiency condition in children mainly due to lack of Vit D or due to inadequate intake or excessive loss of calcium.
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Sprain
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Twisting a joint to cause pain and disability.
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Spur
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Sharp or pointed projection as on a bone.
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Tennis Elbow
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Chronic condition - pain casued by excessive pronation & supination activities of the forearm; usually caused by strain as in playing tennis.
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