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50 Cards in this Set
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-porosis |
Porous |
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Scolio |
Curved |
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Myeloma |
benign tumor of the bone marrow (spinal cord) |
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Osteomyelitis |
Inflammation of bone and bone marrow |
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Osteochondritits |
Inflammation of bone and cartilage |
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osteocyte |
mature bone cell |
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craniofacial |
pertaining to the skull and face |
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craniotomy |
incision into the skull |
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mandibular |
pertaining to the lower jaw |
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temporomandibular joint (TMJ) |
pertaining to the joint between the temporal bone and lower jaw |
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maxillary |
pertaining to the upper jaw |
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subcostal |
pertaining to the ribs |
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lumbosacral joint |
pertaining to thejoint between the L5 and the sacrum |
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intervertebral |
pertaining to between the vertebrae |
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infraclavicular |
pertaining to below the collarbone |
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olecranal |
pertaining to the olecranon, a bony projection on the ulna |
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ulnar |
pertaining to the ulna |
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acetabular |
pertaining to the hip socket |
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calcaneal |
pertaining to the heel |
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suprapatellar |
pertainig to ABOVE the kneecap |
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tibiofibular joint |
pertaining to the joint between the tibia and fibula |
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arthralgia |
joint pain; also known as arthrodynia |
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arthritis |
inflammation of a joint |
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arthropathy |
any disease of a joint |
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arthroplasty |
surgical repair of a joint |
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arthroscopy |
process of visualy examining the joint cavity by using an arthroscope |
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osteogenesis |
bone formation; also known as ossification |
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chondromalacia |
softening of cartilage |
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chondrosarcoma |
malignant tumor of cartilage |
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osteotome |
instrument used to cut bone |
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electromygraphy |
process if recording the electrical activity of muscle |
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fascial |
pertaining to the fascia |
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fasciitis |
inflammation of the fascia |
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musculoskeletal |
pertaining to the muscle and the skeleton |
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fibromyalgia |
pain in fibrous tissues such as muscles, tendons and ligaments |
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kinesiology |
study of movement |
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myopathy |
any muscular disease |
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polymyositis |
inflammation of many muscles |
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tendinitis |
inflammation of the tendon |
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tendinous |
pertaining to the tendon |
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tendodesis |
surgical fixation of a tendon |
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atonic |
pertaining to the muscle that has no tone or tension; atomy |
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abduction |
process of drawing away from; opposite adduction |
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adduction |
process of drawing toward; opposite of abduction |
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dorsiflexion |
bending ankle joint so that the foot bends backward (upward); opposite of plantar flexion |
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extension |
to stretch out; stretching out a limb; increasing the angle between two bones; opposite flexion |
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flexion |
bending a limb, decreasing the angle between two bones; opposite extension |
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dyskinesia |
impairment of muscle movement |
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atrophy |
wasting away of the muscle |
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hypertrophy |
enlargement of an organ due to an increase in the size of cells |