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18 Cards in this Set
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Integumentary system
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Body system that includes skin, hair, nails, sweat glands
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SYSTEM (group of things)
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Endocrine system
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Body system that includes glands such as pituitary, thyroid and adrenal
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SYSTEM (group of things)
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Osteoporosis
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Disease where bones become brittle when you are old
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DISEASE
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Torn cartilage
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This happens when you have a serious injury and you tear your cartilage
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CARTILAGE
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Bunion
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When you get this, your big toe swells and is painful
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"BUN"ion
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Muscle Bruise
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An area of the skin that is a dark color because of blood under the skin. It happens when someone hits you or when you fall down
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on the SKIN
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Moles
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These are only dangerous if they are bleeding or change in color
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"Mole"
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Calcium and Phosphorus
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You can find these in cheese and milk. Important for strong bones
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MINERALS
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Ringworm
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An infection in the shape (form) of a ring
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RINGworm
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Compound Fracture
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A broken bone that goes through the skin
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Compound = Complicated
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Simple Fracture
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A broken bone that DOES NOT go through the skin
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Simple = Easy
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Hairline Fracture
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A small crack in the bone that does NOT go all the way through the bone
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HAIR-LINE (a line the size of a hair)
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Cardiac Muscles
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Muscles of the heart
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CARDIAC
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Skeletal Muscles
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The body’s muscles that make the bones move
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Skeletal = Skeleton, bones; MUSCLES
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Athlete's Foot
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An infection between the toes that is very contagious (through sweat)
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Athletes (Sports players)
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Muscular Dystrophy
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A disease that you can’t control your muscles
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Muscular = Muscles; Dystrophy (DYS=DIS)
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Blister
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A raised place on the skin that has fluid under it
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Dislocation
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This happens when the bone slips (moves) out of its place
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DIS = Bad; Location = Place
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