Musculoskeletal System Medical Terminology Game
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Topics of this game:
- Oste/o
- What connects bone to bone?
- What connects muscle to bone?
- What is a joint?
- Muscle
- What is a bursa?
- Joint
- Tendon
- Cartilage
- Softening
- Weakness, loss of strength
- What is pain of a muscle?
- Development, stimulation, maintenance
- When the body loses too much bone, doesn’t make enough bone, or both resulting in weak and brittle bones.
- What is Arthritis?
- Softening of your bones, most often cause by a vitamin D deficiency
- Bursitis
- Where does carpal tunnel syndrome occur?
- Inflammation of the tendon resulting in pain and difficulty with movement involving the muscle.
- Autoimmune disease that involves production of antibodies that interfere with the nerves stimulating muscle contractions.
- Treat kids with spine and limb deformities, Also treat adults with bone fractures, damages ligaments or tendons, or needing new hip or knee.
- Treats joint diseases and chronic musculoskeletal pain disorders.
- Surgical sub specialist in diseases and structural problems with the feet.
- Rehabilitation specialist tarting patients receiving from joint surgery, limb amputation, a stroke, heart attack, and more.
- A recording of muscle electrical activity.
- The cutting out of a small tissue sample of muscle to examine.
- Abduction
- The movement of pointing the toe.
- The stems of bones int arm.
- Femur
- Rib
- An instrument that visualizes the surfaces of bones entering into a joint, finds tears in internal joint structures, or cause of inflammation
- An autoimmune disease where the body produces antibodies against a variety of organs, especially connective tissue of skin and joints
- Myel/o
- Atrophy
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