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Diseases of bones and cartilage

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a-   away from; without  
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vascul/o-   blood vessel  
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necr/o-   dead cells, tissue or body  
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-osis   condition; usually abnormal  
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oste/o-   bone  
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-oma   tumor; mass  
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sarc/o-   connective tissue  
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gen/o-   arising from; produced by  
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chondr/o-   cartilage  
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malac/o- -malacia   softening  
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fract/o-   break up  
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-ure   system; result of  
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path/o- -pathy   disease; suffering  
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log/o-   word; the study of  
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mal-   bad; inadequate  
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align/o-   straight line  
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-ment   action; state  
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fracture in which the bone does not break through the overlying skin   closed fracture  
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fracture in which the bone breaks through the overlying skin   open fracture  
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open fracture is also known as ...   compound fracture  
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broken bone ends remain in their normal anatomical alignment   nondisplaced fracture  
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broken bone ends are pulled out of their normal anatomical alignment   displaced fracture  
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distal radius is broken by falling onto an outstretched hand   Colle's fracture  
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bone is crushed into several pieces   comminuted fracture  
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communit/o-   break into small pieces  
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vertebrae are compressed together when a person falls onto the buttocks or when a vertebra collapses in on itself because of disease   compression fracture  
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cranium is fractured inward toward the brain   depressed fracture  
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depress/o-   press down  
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bone is broken on only one side. this occurs in children because part of bone is still flexible cartilage   greenstick fracture  
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very thin fracture line with the bone pieces still together. it is difficult to detect except on an x-ray   hairline fracture  
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bone is broken on a oblique angle   oblique fracture  
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bone is broken in a spiral because of a twisting force   spiral fracture  
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spir/o-   breathe, a coil  
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bone is broken in a transverse plane perpendicular to its long axis   transverse fracture  
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trans-   across; through  
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-verse   to travel; to turn  
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myel/o-   bone marrow; spinal cord; myelin  
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por/o-   small openings; pores  
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de-   reversal of; without  
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-ization   process of making, creating, or inserting  
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