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Bones along with aome arteries and veins

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Long bones   Humerus(upper arm bone), femur (thigh bone)  
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Short Bones   carpal (wrist bone), tarsal (ankle bone)  
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Flat Bone   sternum (breastbone), scapula (shoulder blade)  
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irregular bones   vertebra (backbone), stapes  
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sesamoid bones   patella  
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oste/o,oss/i,osse/o   bone  
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di-,dia-   through, complete  
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-clast   breaking down  
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dactyl/o   digitus, finger/toe  
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spondyl/o   vertebra (backbone), spine  
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-sarcoma   connective tissue cancer  
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-fida   to split, splitting  
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brachi/o   arm  
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-sthenia   condition of strength  
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-osis   abnormal condition  
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-blast   embryonic, immature  
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-cyte   cell  
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xiph/i   xiphoid (inferior process of sternum)  
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-poiesis   formation  
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re-   back  
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plant/o   sole of foot  
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radi/o   radius (lower lateral arm bone)  
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-drome   to run, running  
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mastoid/o   mastoid process  
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syndesm/o   ligament (structure connect)  
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myel/o   bone marrow, spinal cord  
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vers/o   turning, to turn  
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phyt/o   growth  
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perone/o   fibula  
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-dynia   pain  
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-malacia   softening  
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THR   Total Hip Replacement  
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-scopy   process of viewing  
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amphi-   both  
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meta-   change, beyond  
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rheumat/o   watery flow  
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foss/o   fossa, (a depression)  
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MD   muscular dystrophy  
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tubercul/o   tubercle, rounded projection  
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-centesis   surgical puncture  
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tom/o   section, cutting  
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leiomy/o   smooth muscle  
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tract/o   pulling, to pull  
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tars/o   tarsus (ankle bone)  
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duct/o   carrying, to carry  
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tens/o   stretching  
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lord/o   swayback, bent backwards  
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cleid/o   clavicle  
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kyph/o   roundback  
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-clasis   intentional breaking  
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-desis   binding  
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-physis   growth  
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scoli/o   curvature  
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olecran/o   olecranon elbow  
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-oma   tumor, mass  
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malleol/o   malleolus  
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sulc/o   sulcus, groove  
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-listhesis   slipping  
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ankyl/o   stiffening  
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prosth/o   addition  
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troph/o   development, nourishment  
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CREF   Closed reduction external fixation  
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-rraphy   suture  
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-ses, -y   condition, process of  
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-plasia   condition of formation  
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rhabdomy/o   striated skeletal muscle  
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rachi/o   spine  
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por/o   passage  
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lacrim/o   tear  
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Achondroplasia   disorder of development of cartilage at the epiphises of the long bones and skull, resulting in dwarfism  
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muscular dystrophy   disorders characterized by inherited progressive atrophy of skeletal muscle without neural involvement  
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polydactyly   contiotion of more than 5 fingers or toes  
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spina bifida occulta   congenital malformation of the bony spinal column without involvement of the spinal cord  
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syndactyly   joining of the fingers or toes giving them a webbed appearance  
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talipes   deformity resulting in twisting of the foot also called clubfoot  
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torticollis   congenital or acquired condition resulting in the contraction of muscles of the neck aslo call wryneck  
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osteodynia   bone pain  
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osteitis deformans   misshaped bone resulting from inflammation, also known as Paget disease  
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osteomalacia   softening of the bone and bone marrow  
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osteomyelitis   inflammation of the bone and bone marrow  
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osteoporosis   loss of bone mass, which results in the bones being fragile and at risk for fractures  
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osteopenia   bone mass loss but less severe than osteoporosis  
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chondromalacia   softening of the cartilage  
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costochondritis   inflammation of the cartilage of the ribs  
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arthrosis   abnormal condition of a joint; EX: hemarthrosis, hydrarthrosis or pyarthrosis  
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Baker cyst   cyst of the synovial fluid in the popliteal area of leg; often assoc. w/ rheumatoid arthritis  
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bursitis   inflammation of bursa  
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bunion   fairly common, painful enlargement and inflammation of the first metatarsophalangeal joint (base of great toe)  
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carpal tunnel syndrome CTS   compression injury that manifests itself as fluctuating pain, numbness, and paresthesias of the hand caused by compression of the median nerve at the wrist  
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crepitus   cracking sound heard in joints  
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osteoarthritis   joint disease characterized by degenerative articular cartilage and a wearing down of bones edges of a joint  
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osteophytosis   abnormal bone growth in a joint  
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rheumatoid arthritis RA   inflammatory joint disease believed to be autoimmune in nature  
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tendinitis   inflammation of tendon  
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temporomadibular joint disorder   dysfunctional temporomadibular joint, accompanied by gnathalgia, jaw pain  
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ankylosing spondylitis   chrnic inflammatory disease of idiopathic origin, causes a fusion of the spine  
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herniated intervertebral disk   protrusion of the central part of the disk that lies between the vertebrae, resulting in compression of the nerve root and pain  
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kyphosis   extreme posterior curvature of the thoracic area of the spine  
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lordosis   swayback; exaggerated anterior curve of the lumbar vertebrae  
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scoliosis   lateral S curve of the spine  
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spinal stenosis   narrowing of the spinal canal with attendant pain, sometimes caused by OA or spondylolisthesis  
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spondylolisthesis   condition resulting from the partial forward dislocation of one vertebrae over the one beneath it  
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spondylosis   stiffening of the vertebral joints  
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contracture   chronic fixation of a joint in flexion  
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fibromyalgia   disorder characterized by musculoskeletal pain, fatigue muscle stiffness and spasms, sleep disturbances  
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myasthenia gravis   severe condition characterized fatigue and progressive muscle weakness, especially of face and throat  
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plantar fascitis   inflammation of the fascia on the sole of the foot  
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polymyositis   idiopathic inflammation os a number of voluntary muscles  
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postlaminectomy syndrome   group of symptoms that occur together after the removal of a lamina to correct a spinal disorder  
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rhabdomyolysis   breakdown of striated/skeletal muscle  
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chondroma   benign tumor of the cartilage  
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exostosis   abnormal condition of bony growth  
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leiomyoma   benign tumor of smooth muscle, most common is in uterus termed fibroid  
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osteoma   benign bone tumor, usually of compact bone  
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rhabdomyoma   benign tumor of striated/voluntary/skeletal muscle  
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chodrosarcoma   malignant tumor of the cartilage  
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leiomyosarcoma   malignant tumor of smooth muscle  
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osteosarcoma   malignant tumor of bone  
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rhabdomyosarcoma   highly malignant tumor of skeletal muscle  
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DEXA scan   Dual energy x-ray absorpyiometry, a procedure that measures the density of bone at the hip and spine  
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electromyelography EMG   procedure that records the electrical activity of muscles  
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myelogram   x-ray of spinal canal done after injection of contrast medium  
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Phalen test   a diagnostic test where the back (dorsal surface) of the patient's hands are pressed together to elicit symptoms of CTS  
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rheumatoid factor test   Lab test that looks for rheumatoid factor RF present in the blood of those who have rheumatoid arthritis  
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serum calcium   test to measure the amount of calcium in the blood  
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arthrocentesis   surgical puncture of a joint to remove fluid  
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arthrodesis   binding or stabilization of a joint by operative means  
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arthroplasty   general term meaning surgical repair of joint  
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kyphoplasty   minimally invasive procedure designed to address the pain of fractures vertebrae resulting from cancer of osteoporosis  
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laminectomy   removal of bony arches of one or more vertebrae to relieve compression of the spinal cord  
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meniscectomy   removal of a meniscus such as in the knee  
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myorrhaphy   suture of muscle  
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osteoclasis   refracture of a bone, usually done if a bone has a malunion  
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osteoplasty   surgical repair of a bone  
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spondylosyndesis   fixation of an unstable segment of the spine by skeletal traction, immobilization of the patient in a body cast, or stabilization with a bone graft or synthetic device.  
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syndesmoplasty   surgical repair of a ligament  
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tenomyoplasty   surgical repair of a muscle and a tendon  
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traction   process of pulling a body part into correct alignment, as to correct a dislocation  
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