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PHM1810 Chp 10 MSkel

Pharmacology I: Chapter 10: Musculoskeletal, De More

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articular related to the joints of the body
contusion an injury to body part or tissue without a break in the skin
exfoliative dermatitis skin disorder characterized by reddining and scaling of 100% of the skin
gout a disease caused by congenital disorder of uric acid metabolism
hematoma blood that has seeped from a blood vessel and collects in tissue, organs or space
laceration a cut or break in the skin
periosteum thick, fibrous membrane covering the entire surface of a bone except it's articular cartilage where it attaches to tendons/ligaments
osteoarthritis arthritis characterized by erosion of articular cartilage that mainly affects weight-bearing joints in older adults
rhuematoid arthritis chronic and progressive type of arthritis that affects more women than men and focusing mainly on joints of hands and feet that leads to deformity and disability
spasticity increase in muscle tone at rest, characterized by increased resistance of the muscles to stretching
sprain injury to supporting ligaments of a joint
strain injury resulting from overstretching a muscle , results in tear of muscle or muscle and tendon
synapse a specialized junction at which a nerve cell communicates with a target cell
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