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anatomy study of the form and structure of an organism
physiology the study of the functions of the structures
diseases abnormal conditions of the body
pathophysiology the study of why diseases occur and how the body changes its function in reaction to the diseases
etiology study of the cause of diseases
signs and symptoms signs are the objective evidence of an illness, symptoms are subjective
objective measurable
subjective reported by the patient
syndromes not a precise disease, but a group of related signs and symptoms
diagnostic procedures tests performed to determine the diagnosis
diagnosis determination of a disease or syndrome
treatment medications or procedures used to control or cure the disease
prognosis prediction of the possible outcome of the disease and potential for recovery
precention behaviors that promote health and prevent disease
illness when one or more of the body's control systems loses the ability to maintain homeostasis
genetics one's inherited characteristics, such as eye and hair color, height, and skin tone
repetitive motion injuries (RMIs) injuries based in the overuse of one part of the body
body mechanics the correct positioning of the body for a given task
ergonomics the science of designing and arranging things in working and living environments to maximize health, safety, and efficiency
carpal tunnel syndrome compression of a median nerve as it travels through the wrist at the carpal tunnel
thoracic outlet syndrome compression of the nerves, arteries, or veins in the passageway fro the lower neck to the armpit
tendonitis inflammation of a tendon, the fibrous tissue that attaches a muscle to a bone
cervical 7, neck
thoracic 12, back
lumbar 5, lower back
C1 atlas
C2 axis
cervic/o cervical
thorac/o thoracic
lumb/o lumbar
sacr/o sacrum
coccyg/o coccyx
carpal tunnel, thoracic outlet syndrome, tendonitis, tennis elbow, trigger finger, and stress fractures examples of RMI's
carpal tunnel symptoms tingling, numbness, pain in the hand, inability to make a fist, loss of strength in the hand
thoracic outlet symptoms tingling, numbness, pain in the neck, poor blood circulation in the hands and fingers, weakness in the arms and hands
tendonitis symptoms swelling, tenderness, or weakness in the tendons of the shoulders, elbows, or hand
tennis elbow symptoms weak, shaky grip, stiffness, pain
trigger finger symptoms finger that clicks, pops, or locks into a bent position, especially in the morning. Pain, tenderness, a nodule at the base of the finger, and stiffness
stress fracture symptoms localized pain that gradually develops, getting worse when weight bearing and easing during rest. Swelling, bruising, foot strike pain
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