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| Skull. Made up of 8 bones: frontal, spheroid, ethmoid, lacrimal, nasal, zygomatic, parietal, occipital |
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| lower jaw, jawbone, inferior maxilla |
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| "a little key", "door bolt" |
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| Upper arm bone between scapula and ulna |
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| inner, larger bone of the forearm |
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| consists of 33 bones: 7 cervical, 12 thoracic, 5 lumbar, 5 sacral vertebrae, 4 coccygeal vertebrae |
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| breastbone, consisting of 3 parts: manubrium, gladiolus, ensiform/xiphoid process |
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| triangular shaped bone of 5 vertebrae, forms base of vertebral column and posterior boundary of true pelvis |
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| tailbone, small bone at base of spinal column formed by 4 vertebrae |
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| formed by innominate bones, sacrum, coccyx, and ligaments. Serves as support for vertebral column and articulation with lower limbs |
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| socket of hip joint and hip in general. The bone on which one sits |
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| the thighbone, largest bone in human skeleton |
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| shinbone, inner and larger leg bone between ankle and knee |
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| calf bone, one of longest and thinnest bones in body |
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| "to fasten", "broach, clasp" |
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| ankle and 7 bones between lower leg bones and metatarsus: calcaneus, talus, cuboid, navicular, first/second/third cuneiform bones |
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| wrist bones. 8 bones forming a joint between hand and forearm |
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| "wrist", "draw up, whither" |
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| "line fo battle, infantry" |
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| movement AWAY from the body |
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| movement TOWARDS the body |
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| inflammation, thickening of bursa of the joint of big toe |
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| pertaining to neck and arm |
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| pertaining to cervix and bladder |
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| fractures where the bone is crushed |
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| permanent contraction of muscle due to spasm or paralysis |
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| crepitation: grating sound heard at the movement of ends of broken bones |
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| movement of joint bending it to the posterior aspect of the body: backwards bending |
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| fibrous membrane covering, supporting, separating muscles |
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| cystic tumors on a tendon or aponeurosis |
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| below-normal phosphates in blood |
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| increase in organ size without tumor formation |
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| fracture between the two trochanters of the femur |
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| abnormal anterior spine convexity |
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| pertaining to lumbar vertebrae and sacrum |
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| branch of medical science dealing with prevention of locomotor body disorders, especially skeletal, joint, fascia, and muscular |
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| temporary loss of sensation or loss of ability to control movement |
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| paralysis of lower part of body, legs |
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| inflammation of grey spinal matter |
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| artificial limb, organ. replacing with an artificial substitute |
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| paralysis of all four limbs |
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| restoration to normal position |
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| acute and chronic conditions with soreness, stiffness of muscles, pain in joints |
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| pertaining to sacrum and ilium |
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| lying supine, on the back |
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| excision of synovial membrane |
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| pertaining to the lubricating fluid of joints |
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| inflammation of synovial membrane |
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| pertaining to even temperment and personality, normal responsiveness |
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| inflammation of tendon or tendon sheath |
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| passageway from nasal cavity to larynx, from mouth to esophagus. Has three parts: nasal, oral, and laryngeal |
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| muscular canal from pharynx to stomach. |
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| sublingual, submaxillary, parotid |
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| pear shaped sac on underside of liver, holds bile from the liver |
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| site of metabolic functions and secretion of bile |
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| first part of small intestines connecting with pylorus and jejenum |
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| Secretes pancreatic juice, hormones including insulin and glucagon |
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| second portion of small intestines |
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| lower three-fifths of jejunum |
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| the point where the small intestines open into ascending colon |
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| pouch which forms the first portion of large intestines at ileocecal juncture. contains appendix at lower end |
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| ascending, transverse, and descending colon. Conclude with rectum |
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| impeding actions, impulses of the fibers of parasympathetic nerves |
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| formation of a passage between two distinct spaces or organs |
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| excision of the walls of an antrum |
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| increase in alkalinity of the body |
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| disturbance in acid-base balance of the body |
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| gurgling, splashing sound heard in large intestine as flatus passes |
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| active purgative, usually causing several bowel movements |
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| bursting open, as an abdominal wound |
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| state of being stretched out, inflated |
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| sac, pouch in walls of a canal or organ |
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| difficulty, inability to swallow |
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| condition where body tissues contain excessive tissue fluid |
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| excessive blood potassium |
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| excessive nitrogen in blood |
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| extreme potassium depletion |
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| abnormally low blood calcium |
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| part of abdomen beneath lower ribs on both sides of epigastrium |
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| inability to endure/incapacity to bear pain, drug effects, or other substance |
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| yellowness of skin, whiteness of eyes, mucous membranes and body fluids due to deposition of bile pigment |
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| injury, wound, or infected patch on the skin |
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| discomfort, uneasiness, indisposition, often a sign of disease |
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| lack of necessary, proper food substances in the body, or improper absorption/distribution of them |
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| evacuations resembling tar due to actions of intestinal juices on blood |
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| concerning any mucous membrane |
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| relating to death of a portion of tissue |
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| extending around the rectum |
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| possessing a nucleus with several parts or lobes connected by fine strands |
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| operation to repair the pylorus |
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| lower orifice of the stomach |
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| burning sensation in epigastric and sternal region with raising of acid liquid from the stomach |
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| fatty stools as seen in pancreatic disease |
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| spasmodic contraction of anal or vesicle sphincter with pain and persistent desire to empty the bowel or bladder, with involuntary, ineffectual straining efforts |
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| one of two cone-shaped spongy organs of respiration contained in pleural cavity |
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| pneumon/o, pneum/o, pne/o |
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| cartilaginous tube from larynx to bronchi, aka the windpipe |
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| one of two large branches of the trachea providing a passageway for air moving to and from the lungs. penetrate the lungs and terminate in bronchioles |
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| part of the body between neck and diaphragm |
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| musculo-membranous wall separating the abdomen from the thoracic cavity. |
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| phren/o, diaphragm/o, diaphragmat/o |
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| absence of normal sense of pain |
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| agent that prevents coughing |
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| inability to produce speech sounds from the larynx |
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| collapse or airless condition of the lung |
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| rapid, violent throbbing or fluttering of the heart |
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| recurrence or intensification of involuntary muscular contractions and relaxations |
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| bluish, slatelike discoloration of skin due to reduced hemoglobin in blood |
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| difficulty/inability to swallow |
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| alveoli in lungs become distended or ruptured |
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| expel mucous or phlegm from throat or lungs |
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| expectoration of blood due to hemorrhage from larynx, bronchi, trachea, or lungs |
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| enlargement of liver and spleen |
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| hyperpnea, increased breathing |
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| decrease of blood pressure, deficiency in tonus or tension |
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| anoxia, lack of oxygen in air |
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| disease of the lymph nodes |
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| septum between two principal portions of an organ. The folds of the pleura and space between right and left lung |
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| diminished urine formation |
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| containing, of the nature of serum and blood |
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| substance obtained by clearing the throat, coughing |
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| loud breathing, producing a snoring sound |
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| abdormal rapidity of heart action |
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| tracheotomy. cutting the trachea and creating an opening |
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| constriction of the blood vessels |
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| beathing discomfort unless in a sitting or standing position |
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| inflammation of membrane enfolding lungs |
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| composed of, forming bone or bony tissue |
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| inflammation of bone (marrow) |
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| increased porosity of bone |
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| chronic disease involving the joints |
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| suture, wiring of bone (fragments) |
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| theraputic puncture of bone |
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| operation cutting through a bone |
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| device for outlining curves in the spine |
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| device for measuring spine curvature |
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| instrument for cutting through vertebrae |
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| painful vertebral condition |
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| inflammation of one or more vertebrae |
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| breaking down of vertebral structure |
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| inflammation of the spine/ rickets |
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| surgical cutting of vertebral canal/ rachiotomy |
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| hernia of synovial membrane (lubricating fluid for joint) |
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| persistent contracture of a joint |
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| inflammation of synovial membrane of a joint |
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| artificial breaking of a joint to provide movement |
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| restoring movement to a fixed/bent (anyloid) joint |
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| formation of temporary opening in a joint for drainage purposes |
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| inflammation of the myocardium |
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| intermittent muscle spasm |
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| inflammation of vaginal muscles |
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| pertaining to rib cartilage |
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| breaking down, absorption of cartilage |
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| porous condition of cartilage |
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| presence of cartilage in abnormal places |
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| inflammation of cartilage |
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| surgical repair of cartilage |
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| device for tracing movements caused by muscle contraction |
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| surgical repair of muscle |
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| division of muscle tendon |
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| division/dissection of muscle |
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| U-shaped bone between the base of the tongue and the larynx. AKA lingual bone |
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| spondyl/o, rachi/o, vertebr/o |
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| malar, relating to malar bone |
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