Skeletical System

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Medical terms about the Skeletical system

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Laura Delgado Jimenez

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Froggy Jumps Skeletical SystemVersion en ligne Medical terms about the Skeletical system par Laura Delgado Jimenez 1 Painful swelling of the first joint in the big toe of either foot. a Bruise b Bunion c Burn 2 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. a Clavicle b Neck c Spine 3 A splinter or break of a bone into two separate pieces. a Fracture b Comminuted fracture c Bone 4 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. a Cruciate ligament b Cervical c Kidney 5 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. a MRI b ER c CTS 6 The thigh bone; the long and strong bone that connects the hip to the knee. a Tibia b Jawbone c Femur 7 A condition that causes arthritis in the small bones of the feet and acute pain due to increased uric acid levels. a Gout b gastritis c Ankle severe pain 8 A condition in which the outer part of the vertebral disk in the spine is torn, causing the nucleus to extrude through the fibers. a Collarbone b Cervical c Herniated disk 9 The fixed or movable part where two structures, especially bones, meet. a Knee b Joint c Calf 10 Tough, fibrous, flexible connective tissue that holds together a joint by connecting bones or cartilages. a Joint b Artery c Ligament 11 It is a diagnostic study using a large tube-shaped machine to capture images of internal structures with magnetic fields and radio waves. a CTS b MRI c WC 12 The bone and cartilage that surrounds the brain in the head and supports the facial structures. a Skull b Head c grey matter 13 Commonly known as the breastbone. It consists of three bones that form the front part of the chest wall. a Collarbone b Lungs c Sternum 14 An autoimmune disease that is progressive and chronic in nature, marked by joint inflammation, painful deformity, and immobility. a Patella b Rheumatoid arthritis c Cancer 15 Common condition found in older women, marked by brittle bones made fragile and susceptible to fracture by loss of tissue. a Osteoarthritis b Osteoporosis c Osteosarcoma

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Skeletical System

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Skeletical SystemVersion en ligne

par Laura Delgado Jimenez

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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