SCRIBE

Bone

Cartilage

Joint

Bone marrow

Tendon (Binds muscle to bone)

Ligament (binds bone to bone)

Bursa (shock absorber between tendons and bones)

Muscle

Softening

Porous

Weakness, loss of strength

Development, stimulation, maintenance

Pain

Inflammation of the bone

Inflammation of the cartilage

New piece of bone (tumor)

Benign carilaginous tumor

Bone cell

Carilage cell

Inflammation of the joints

Surgical repair of joint

Cancer of plama cells

Inflammation of the tendons

Suture of the tendon

Tearing of Ligament

Inflammation of the Bursa

Benign tumor in muscle

Inflammation of the Muscle

Softening of the bones due to a lack of vitamin D or a problem with the body's ability to break down and use this vitamin

Anterior knee pain due to irritation of the cartilage on the undersurface of the kneecap

Is a neuromuscular disorder

Shriveling of muscles

Increase in size and strength of muscles

Muscle pain

Joint Pain

Take away pain

Porous bone

Soft bones

Wrist pain

Repeated strain on a tendon, attachment of a muscle to bone, can inflame the tendon resulting in pain and difficulty with movement involving the muscle

Muscles surrounding the shoulder joint are involved in rotating the shoulder with upper arm and hand forward and backward, among other movements

This inherited disease leads to degeneration and weakness of muscles manifesting at birth

An autoimmune disease wherein the body produces antibodies against a variety of organs, especially connective tissues of skin and joints

Orthopaedics is a surgical subspecialty that in the past devoted much of its time to treating musculoskeletal deformities in children

To study the flux of fluids

Osteopathy developed an emphasis on the influence of the musculoskeletal system and its interrelationship to other body systems. D.O.s make use of osteopathic manipulation (bones, ligaments, joints) along with medication, surgery and all other medical treatments used by M.D. physicians

Surgical subspecialists in diseases and structural problems of the feet

PTs are rehabilitation specialists treating a multitude of medical problems including patients recovering from joint surgery, limb amputation, a stroke, heart attack and suffering with chronic neuromuscular diseases

A fiberoptic instrument is introduced into a joint cavity in order to visualize surfaces of bones entering into a joint, find tears in internal joint structures and evaluate sources of inflammation

A radioactive element in very small amounts, not enough to cause any radiation injury to the patient, is introduced into the blood stream

A recording of muscle electrical activity

Cutting out a small tissue sample of muscle in order to examine it under a microscope

Bilateral Lower Extremities

Degenerative joint disease

Range of Motion

Fracture

Lumbar vertebra

Temporal Mandiable Joint

Below Knee Amputation

Straight

Electomyography

Anterior Cruciate ligament

Thoracic vertbra

Delirium tremens

Obessive Compulsive Disorder

HomicidalIntention

Post traumatic stress disorder

Suicidal Intention

Alzheimer's disease