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Skeletical System

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Medical terms about the Skeletical system

by Laura Delgado Jimenez
1

Painful swelling of the first joint in the big toe of either foot.

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Also called the collarbone, it is either of two small bones connected to the scapula and sternum to form the front part of the shoulder.

3

A splinter or break of a bone into two separate pieces.

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Two are located in each knee and attach to the front of the tibia and back of the femur; their primary function is to prevent hyperextension.

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This is a syndrome severely painful condition in the fingers, hands, and wrists caused by median nerve compression, which passes through a hole in the wrist and over the hand bones.

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The thigh bone; the long and strong bone that connects the hip to the knee.

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A condition that causes arthritis in the small bones of the feet and acute pain due to increased uric acid levels.

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A condition in which the outer part of the vertebral disk in the spine is torn, causing the nucleus to extrude through the fibers.

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The fixed or movable part where two structures, especially bones, meet.

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Tough, fibrous, flexible connective tissue that holds together a joint by connecting bones or cartilages.

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It is a diagnostic study using a large tube-shaped machine to capture images of internal structures with magnetic fields and radio waves.

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The bone and cartilage that surrounds the brain in the head and supports the facial structures.

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Commonly known as the breastbone. It consists of three bones that form the front part of the chest wall.

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An autoimmune disease that is progressive and chronic in nature, marked by joint inflammation, painful deformity, and immobility.

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Common condition found in older women, marked by brittle bones made fragile and susceptible to fracture by loss of tissue.

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