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ataxia
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Lack of muscular coordination
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a=lack of
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atonic
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Pertaining to a lack of normal tone or tension
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a=lack of
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atrophy
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Lack of nourishment; wasting of muscular tissue that can be caused by lack of use
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brachialgia
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Pain in the arm
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brach=arm
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bradykinesia
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Slowness of motion or movement
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brady=slow
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contraction
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Process of drawing up and thickening of a muscle fiber
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dactylospasm
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Cramp of a finger or toe
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dystonia
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Condition of impaired muscle tone
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dys=difficult
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dystrophy
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Faulty muscular development caused by lack of nourishment
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dys=difficult
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fascitis
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Inflammation of a fascia
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fibromyitis
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Inflammation of muscle and fibrous tissue
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insertion
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Point of attachment of a muscle to the part that it moves
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myalgia
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Pain in the muscle
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myoblast
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Embryonic cell that develops into a muscle fiber cell.
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myofibroma
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Tumor that contains muscle and fiber
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myograph
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Instrument used to record muscular contractions
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myokinesis
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Muscular motion or activity
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myoma
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Tumor containing muscle tissue
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myomalacia
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Softening of muscle tissue
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myoparesis
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Weakness or slight paralysis of a muscle
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myopathy
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Muscle disease
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myoplasty
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Surgical repair of a muscle
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myorrhaphy
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Suture of a muscle wound
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myosarcoma
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Malignant tumor derived from muscle tissue
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my/o=muscle
sarc=flesh -oma=tumor |
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myosclerosis
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Condition of hardening of muscle
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my=muscle.
scler=hardening. -osis=condition, usu abnormal |
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myositis
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Inflammation of muscle tissue, especially skeletal muscles; can be caused by infection, trauma, or parasitic infestation
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myospasm
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Spasmodic contraction of a muscle
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myotomy
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Incision into a muscle
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neuromyopathic
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Pertaining to a disease condition involving both nerves and muscles
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polyplegia
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Paralysis affecting many muscles
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rhabdomyoma
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Tumor of striated muscle tissue
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rhabd/o=rod
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spasticity
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Condition of increased muscular tone causing stiff and awkward movements
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spastic=convulsive.
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tenodesis
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Surgical binding of a tendon
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tenodynia
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Pain in a tendon
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torticollis
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Stiff neck caused by spasmodic contraction of the muscles of the neck; also called wryneck
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Amputation
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Removal of limb, part, or other appendage
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amputat=cut through
-ion=process. |
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Dermatomyo-sitis
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Inflammation of muscles and skin; connective tissue disease characterized by edema, dermatitis, and inflammation.
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Fatigue
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State of tiredness occurring in muscle due to repeated contractions.
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Flaccid
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Lacking muscle tone, weak soft, and flabby.
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Rheumatism
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General term describes conditions characterizing inflammation, soreness and stiffness of muscles and pain in joints.
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Rigor mortis
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Stiffness of skeletal muscles seen in death.
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Strain
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Excessive, forcible stretching of a muscle or the musculotendinous unit.
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Synovitis
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Inflammation of a synovial membrane
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Tenodesis
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Surgical binding of tendon
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Torsion
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Process of being twisted.
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tors-twisted.
-ion-process |