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muscular/skeletal test review

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spongy porous bone tissue   cancellous bone  
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outward extension of the shoulder blade   acromion  
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an opening/passage in bone where blood vessels/nerves leave   foramen  
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projection of temporal bone   mastoid process  
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knuckle-like process of a bone   condyle  
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nasal,lacrimal,maxillary,mandibular,zygomatic & vomer   facial bones  
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frontal,parietal,temporal,occipital,sphenoid & ethmoid   cranial bones  
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shaft of a long bone   diaphysis  
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poor formation of bone   osteodystrophy  
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slipping of a vertebra   spondylolisthesis  
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shoulder bone   scapula  
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pertaining to the upper arm bone   humerus  
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vitamin D deficiency leads to softening of the bone   ostomalacia  
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lateral curvature of the spine   scoliosis  
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operation performed to relieve a slipped disc   laminectomy  
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surgical repair of a joint   arthroplasty  
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splintered/crushed bone   common muted fracture  
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medical term for club-foot   talipes  
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inflammation of bone/bone marrow   osteomyelitis  
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smaller of the 2 lower leg bones   fibula  
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condition of stiffening/immobility of a joint   ankylosis  
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chronic inflammation of bone/joint due to degenerative loss of articular cartilage   osteoarthritis  
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inflammation of joints caused by uricacid accumulation   gouty arthritis  
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move away from midline   AB duction  
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palm forward & upward   supination  
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upper arm bone   humerus  
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thigh bone   femur  
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end of long bone   epiphysis  
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hump back is called   kyphosis  
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heel bone   calcaneus  
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finger/toe bones   phalanges  
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collar bone   calvicle  
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knee cap   patella  
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mineral substance in bone   phosphorus  
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larger lower leg bone   tibia  
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this starts fill in blank    
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smooth cartilage surrounding surface of bone at joint   articular cartilage  
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a sac of fluid near a joint   bursa  
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fluid found w/in a joint   synovial fluid  
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connective tissue that connects muscle to bone   tendon  
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connective tissue that connects bone to bone   ligament  
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series of bone canals containing blood vessels   haversian canals  
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physician who treats bone/joint diseases   orthopedists  
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hard dense bone tissue lying under the periosteum   compact bone  
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strong membrand surrounding the surface of bone   periosteum  
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red bone marrowis found in spongy and   cancellous bone  
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during bone development, immature bone cells that produce bony tissue   osteoblasts  
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bones of a fetus are mainly composed of   cartilage tissue  
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ends of large bones are   epiphysis  
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shaft of long bone is   diaphysis  
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2 minerals needed for development of bone   calicum & phosphorus  
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