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orthopedics

TermDefinition
Hinge Joint Found in the elbow
Ball-and-Socket Joint Found in the hip and shoulder
Suture Joint Found in cranium
Gliding Joint Found in wrists and great toe
Osteoarthritis Caused by wear and tear on weight bearing joints. Pain, enlargement of joint and stiffness
Rheumatoid Arthritis Caused by systemic autoimmune disease that attacks the synovial membrane lining of the joint. Occurs in non-weight bearing joints. Pain, stiffness, and crippling deformity.
Osteoporosis Deterioration of the bone matrix.
Plaster Cast Takes up to 72 hours to completely dry. Can't get wet. Abosorbs drainage.
Fiberglass Cast Hardens in minutes. Doesn't asorb drainage. Can get wet.
Gout caused by deposits of uric acid crystals into a joint. Painful, hot, inflammed joint.
Tendons Connects muscle to bone.
Ligaments Connects bone to bone
Scoliosis Lateral deviation of the spine
Lordosis Devoation of the spine in the lumbar region
Kyphosis Deviation of the spine in the thoracic region
wc Wheel chair
ROM Range of motion
Strain Injury to tendon
Sprain Injury to ligement.
Heat Relieves muscle spasms, increase circulation.
Cold Reduces edema, bleeding and pain
Deltoid Muscle in your upper arm
Gluteus Maximus Muscle in your bottom.
Vastus Lateralis Muscle in your leg.
Cranium Medical term for skull bones
Maxilla Upper Jaw bone
Manible lower Jaw bone
Humerus upper arm bone
Radias lower arm bone thumb side
Ulna Lower arm bone, small finger side
Carpals Wrist bones
Metacarpals Hand bones
Phalanges Fingers
Digits Fingers
Sternum Breast bone
Costo CF for rib
Chondro CF for cartilage
Femur upper leg bone
Patella knee cap
Tibia Lower leg bone (Larger one)
Fibula Lower leg bone ( smaller one)
Metatarsals Ankle bones
Calcaneus Heal Bone
Tarsals Foot bones
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Caused by repetitive motion. Median nerve becomes compressed. Numbness in thumb and fingers, pain and weakness
Rotator Cuff Injury Injury to the tendon in your shoulder. Severe pain, weakness, loss of function. Recovery from surgery takes a long time!
PET Scan Positron Emission Tomography- detects metastasized cancerous lesions.
Chiropractor Medical specialist that manipulates the spine.
Podiatrist A medical specialist that treats foot disorders.
Vertebra Singular form for 1 of the bones in the spinal column
Kinesiology Study of muscular body movement
Kinesialgia Painful movements.
Oste/o CF for bone.
Orthopedic ic to the bone
Flexion Toward body at the joint
Extension away from body at the joint.
Hyperextension over extending a of limb past normal point.
Supination Face up.
Pronation Face down
Abduction away from body
Adduction Towards body
Inversion turning outward
Eversion Turning inward
Dorsiflexion Foot or hand fingers up.
Rotation Turning moving body around its axis.
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