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Anatomy & Physiology

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Acetabular   pertaining to the acetabulum.  
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Calcaneal   pertaining to calcaneus (heel bone).  
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Carpal   pertaining to the wrist.  
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Cervical   pertaining to the neck; cervix.  
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Clavicular   pertaining to clavicle (collar bone).  
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Coccygeal   pertaining to the coccyx (tail bone)  
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Costal cartilage   posteriorly and to the sternum and to the sternum anteriorly.  
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Cranial   pertaining to the cranium (skull).  
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Femoral   pertaining to the femur (thigh bone)  
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Fibular   pertaining to the fibula (lower leg bone).  
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Fontanel   large areas of fibrous connective tissue in the uterus.  
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Frontal   pertaining to the front.  
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Humeral   pertaining to the humerus (upper arm bone).  
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Iliac   The most superior of the hip bones.  
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Intervertebral   pertaining to between the vertebra.  
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Ischial   pertaining to the ischium (hip bone).  
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Lacrimal   pertaining to tears.  
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Lumbar   pertaining to the lower back; area between the ribs and pelvis.  
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Mandibular   pertianing to the mandible (lower jaw).  
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Mastoid   resembling a breast; mastoid process.  
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Maxillary   pertaining to the maxilla (upper jaw bone).  
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Metacarpal   pertaining to after the wrist.  
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Metatarsal   midfoot contains five; one for each toe.  
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Musculoskeletal   pertaining to the skeleton muscle. (The skeleton system)  
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Occiptal   Pertaining to the occiput (back of the head).  
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Olecranon   a large square projection that forms the point of the elbow.  
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Parietal   pertaining to the wall of a cavity.  
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Patellar   pertaining to the petella (kneecap).  
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Pelvic   pertaining to the hip bone; renal pelvis.  
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Phalangeal   pertaining to the phalanx (fingers or toes).  
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Pubic   pertaining to the pubis (hip bone).  
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Radial   pertaining to the raduis (forearm bone);x-rays; radiation.  
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Sacral   pertaining to the sacrum.  
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Sagittal   relating to the suture on top of the skull that runs between the parietal bones in a front to back direction.  
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Scapular   pertaining to scapula (shoulder blade).  
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Sternal   pertaining to the sternum (breast bone).  
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Tarsal   pertaining to the ankle.  
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Temporal   pertaining to the temple (side of the head).  
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Thoracic   pertaining to the thorax (chest).  
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Tibial   pertaining to the tibia (shine bone).  
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Ulnar   pertaining to the ulna (forearm bone).  
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Vertebral   pertaining to the vertebra.  
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Xiphoid   resembling a sword.  
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Bone tumor   the cells that form new bones.  
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Degenerative   pertaining to the reversal of production.  
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Dislocation   Displacement of the end of a bone from its normal position within a joint.  
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Fracture   Broken bone due to an accident.  
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Hemarthrosis   Blood in the joint cavity from blunt trauma or a penetrating wound.  
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Kyphosis   Abnormal, excessive, posterior curvature of the thoracic spine.  
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Lordosis   Abnormal, excessive, anterior curvature of the lumbar spine.  
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Osteoarthritis   Chronic inflammatory disease of the joints.  
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Osteoporosis   Abnormal thinning of the bone.  
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Osteomyelitis   Infection in the bone and the bone marrow.  
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Osteosarcoma   A malignant bone tumor in which the osteblasts multiply uncontrollably.  
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Rheumatoid arthritis   Acute and chronic inflammatory disease of connective tissue.  
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Scoliosis   Abnormal, excessive, C-shaped or S-shaped lateral curvature of the spine.  
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Arthrogram   a record of a picture of a joint.  
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Tomography   process of recording a cut.  
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Densitometry   process of measuring density.  
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Amputation   procedure to remove all or part of an extremity.  
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Autograft   graft of tissue from one point to another of the same individual's body.  
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Arthroplasty   surgery done to reconstruct or replace a diseased joint.  
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Arthroscopy   common surgical procedure in which a joint is viewed using a small camera.  
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Bunionectomy   surgical procedure to excise, or remove, an enlargment of a joint.  
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Prosthetic   artificial device that replaces a missing body part lost through trauma, disease, or congenital conditions.  
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Arthrocentesis   clinical procedure of using a syringe to collect synovial fluid from a joint capsule.  
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Arthrodesis   artificial induction of joint ossification between two bones via surgery.  
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Goniometry   instrument that measures an angle.  
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Orthosis   the correction of disorders of the limbs or spine by use of braces.  
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Traction   the set of mechanisms for straightening broken bones or relieving pressure on the spine and skeletal system.  
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Analgesic   painkiller, is any member of the group of drugs used to relieve pain.  
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Anti-inflammatory   A substance or treatment that reduces inflammation.  
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Corticosteroid   Class of chemicals that includes steroid hormones.  
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Nonsteroidal   Class of drugs that provide analgesic and antipyretic (fever-reducing) effects.  
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Bone resorption inhibitor   drugs that inhibit mineralization or resorption of the bone by blocking the action of osteoclasts.  
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AKA   above-the-knee amputation  
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BKA   below-the-knee amputation  
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C1-C7   cervical vertebrae  
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Ca   calcium  
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DJD   degenerative joint disease  
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Fx   fracture  
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L1-L5   lumbar vertebrae  
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LLE   lower left extremity  
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LUE   left upper extremity  
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NSAID   nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug  
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Ortho   orthopedics  
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ORIF   open reduction and internal fixation  
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PT   physical therapy or physical therapist  
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RA   rheumatoid arthritis  
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RLE   right lower extremity  
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ROM   range of motion  
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RUE   right upper extremity  
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T1-T12   thoracic vertebrae  
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THR   total hip replacement  
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