Hosa Bowl

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diaphysis

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the shaft of a long bone

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metatarsal

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the ankles are made up of these bones

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foramen

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the opening in a bone through which the blood vessels, nerves, and ligaments pass

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phalanges

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are the bones of the fingers and toes

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process

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a normal projection on the surface of a bone

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arthrolysis

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the surgical procedure to loosen an anklyosed joint

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rheumatologist

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a physician who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases characterized by inflammation in the connective tissue

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vertebroplasty

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percutaneous treatment performed to treat osteoporosis related compression fractures

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osteoarthritis

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the type of arthritis that is commonly known as wear and tear arthritis

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osteonecrosis

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the term meaning the death of bone tissue

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lordosis

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an abnormal increase in the forward curvature of the lowar lumbar spine

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open fracture

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occurs when the bone is broken and results in an open wound through the skin

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closed fracture

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a fractur that completely breaks a bone, but does not break through the skin

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myeloma

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a malignant tumor composed of cells derived from blood-forming tissues of the bone marrow

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orthrodesis

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the procedure, also known as fusion, that stiffens a joint

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osteopenia

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thinner than average bone density in a young person

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rickets

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caused by a deficiency of calcium and vitamin d in early childhood

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greenstick fracture

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when the bone in the arm is partially bent and partially broken

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osteomyelitis

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inflammation of the bone and bone marrow

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kyphosis

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suffering from dowager's hump the term for this abnormal curvature of the spine

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autologous

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when being treated with a bone marrow transplant when some of the bone marrow was harvested so she would be able to receive it

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chondromalacia

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an abnormal softening of the cartilage in these joints

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Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis

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symptoms such as skin rash, fever, slowed growth, fatigue, and swelling in the joints

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bursitis

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inflammation of the bursa

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comminuted

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the ends of the bones were crushed together

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chondroplasty

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surgically repair the cartilage thats damaged

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talipes

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otherwise known as clubfoot

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spinal fracture

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when the femur is twisted

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scoliosis

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when the vertebrae appears to be curving to the side

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paget's disease

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when you have problems with bending and breaking easily

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autistic disorders

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are a spectrum of conditions which affect children's ability to form normal social relationships, communication skills, and repetitive routines

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insomnia

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the term meaning an on-going inability to sleep

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concussion

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causes a temporary loss of awareness due to a violent shaking or jarring of the brain

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Parkinson's disease

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is a disorder in the central nervous system causing a progressive loss of control over movements

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neurorrhaphy

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the term meaning suture together a severed nerve

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narcolepsy

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uncontrollable falling asleep during the day at random times

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anesthetist

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a person trained to administer anesthesia, but not necessarily a physician

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hemorrhagic stroke

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occurs when blood vessel leaks or ruptures in the brain

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hydrocephalus

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has a abnormally high level of cerebrospinal fluid inside the ventricles of the brain

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lobectomy

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having part of the brain removed to treat a brain tumor

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cephalalgia

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the term meaning pain in the head or a headache

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psychiatrist

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a doctor that specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of chemical dependencies

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cerebral contusion

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a case of bruising of the brain tissue

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myelosis

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a tumor of the spinal cord

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psychologist

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a person who has completed a doctoral degree in psychology and specializes in emotional and mental illness, but can not prescribe medication

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anesthesia

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a type of medication which helped remove painful sensations

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cerebrovascular accident

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a clot block off the blood supply to part of the brain, when suffering brain damage

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epilepsy

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electrical disturbances in the brain causing frequent seizures

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neurosurgeon

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a physician that specializes in doing brain surgery

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analgesic

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a medication that relieves pain without making the person unconscious

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amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

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slowly losing the body to a degenerative disease of the motor nerve cells in the brain or spinal cord

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sedative

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to calm a person down without making the person sleepy

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encephalocele

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a protusion of part of the brain through part of the skull

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encephalitis

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inflammation of the brain

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neuroplasty

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a surgical repair of damaged nerves

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alzheimers disease

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exhibiting memory loss, impaired thinking, and an altered personality

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myelitis

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inflammation of the spinal cord or bone marrow

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anesthesiologist

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a physician that assists in surgery by administering and monitoring anesthesia

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cerebral palsy

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suffering a lack of oxygen, which results in a condition characterized by lack of control of her muscles, spastic arms and legs, and an inability to talk very well

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neurologist

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a physician that specializes in disorders such as alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, and cerebral palsy