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Acquiring Medical Language

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Term
Definition
ankylosing spondylitis   a stiffening inflammation of the vertebrae  
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chondro-osteodystrophy   poor development of bones and cartilage  
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craniosynostosis   the premature fusing of the skull bones  
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dactylitis   finger inflammation  
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hypertrophic spondylitis   overdevelopment of the vertebrae causing inflammation  
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osteitis   bone inflammation  
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osteocarcinoma   bone cancer tumor  
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osteochondritis   inflammation of bone and cartilage  
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osteochondroma   a tumor made up of bone and cartilage  
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osteogenesis imperfecta   a disease in whoch the bones do not develop correctly  
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osteomalacia   softening of the bone  
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osteomyelitis   inflammation of the bone and bone marrow  
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osteopathy   bone disease  
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osteopenia   reduction on bone volume  
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osteoporosis   loss of bone density  
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osteosarcoma   cancerous tumor arising out of bone cells  
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spinal stenosis   abnormal narrowing of the spine  
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spondyloarthropathy   joint disease of the vertebrae  
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spondylolisthesis   the slipping or dislocation of a vertebra  
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spondylolysis   loss of vertebra structure  
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spondylosis   vertebra condition  
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arthritis   joint inflammation  
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rheumatoid arthritis   inflammation of the joints; symptoms resemble those of rheumatic fever  
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septic arthritis   inflammation of the joint caused by infection  
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osteoarthritis   inflammation of the joints, specifically those that bear weight  
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arthrocele   hernia of a joint  
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arthrodysplasia   abnormal joint development  
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arthropathy   joint disease  
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arthrosclerosis   hardening of the joint  
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bursitis   inflammation of the bursa  
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bursopathy   disease of the bursa  
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subluxation   partial dislocation of a joint  
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achondroplasia   a defect in the formation of cartilage  
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chondroma   a tumor-like growth of cartilage tissue  
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chondromalacia   abnormal softening of the cartilage  
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costochondritis   inflammation of the cartilage of the rib  
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fasciitis   inflammation of the fascia  
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muscular dystrophy   disorder characterized by poor muscle development  
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myoclonus   violent muscle contraction  
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myopathy   muscle disease  
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myasthenia   muscle weakness  
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myofascitis   inflammation of muscle and fascia  
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myoma   a muscle tumor  
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myosarcoma   a cancerous muscle tumor  
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myositis   muscle inflammation  
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necrotizing fasciitis   inflammation of the fascia causing the death of tissue  
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polymyositis   inflammation of multiple muscles  
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tardive dyskinesia   condition characterized by the loss of muscle control  
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tendinitis/tendonitis   tendon inflammation  
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