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Aka   above-knee amputation  
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BKA   below-knee amputation  
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DJD   degenerative joint disease  
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Fx   fracture  
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LS   lumbosacral  
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ORIF   open reduction internal fixation  
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PROM   passive range of motion  
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RA   rheumatoid arthritis  
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RF   rheumatoid factor  
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ROM   range of motion  
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THR   total hip replacement  
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TKA   total knee arthroplasty  
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TKR   total knee replacement  
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TMJ   temporomandibular joint  
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TX, TX   traction  
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WORDS DEFINITIONS    
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appendicular skeleto:   The bones that form the limbs or extremities of the body.  
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axial skeleto:   The bones of the skull, rib cage, and spinal column; the bones that form the trunk of the body.  
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carpals:   Bone of the wrist.  
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clasicles:   Collarbone.  
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cranium:   Part of the skull; the eight bones of the head that enclose the brain.  
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diaphysis:   The shaft, or middle section og a long bone.  
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endosteum:   Membrane lining the medullary canal of a bpne.  
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epiphysis:   The end or head at the extremity of a long bone.  
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femur:   The bone of the leg; the longest and strongest bone in the body.  
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fibula:   Outer bone of the lower leg.  
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fontanels:   Allow for the enelargement of the skull as brain groath occurs.  
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foramina:   A passage or opening; a hole in a bone through which blood vesseles or nerves pass.  
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humerus:   Long bone of the upper arm.  
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joints:   An articulation, or area where two bones meet or join.  
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ligaments:   Fibrous tissue that connects bones to bones.  
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medullary canal:   Inner or central, portion of a long bone.  
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metacarapals:   Bone of the hand between the wrist and each finger.  
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metatarsals:   Bone of the foot between the instep and each toe.  
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os coxae:   The hipbone; formed by the union of the ilium, ischium, and pubis.  
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patella:   The kneecap.  
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periosteum:   Fibrous membrane that couers the bones exept at joint areas.  
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phalanges:   Bones of the fingers and toes.  
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radius:   Long bone of the forearm, between the wrist and elbaw.  
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red marrow:   Soft tissue in the epiphyses of long bones.  
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ribs:   Also called costae, twels pairs of norrow, curved bones that surroud yhe thoracic cavity.  
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scapula:   Shoulder blade or bone.  
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sinuses:   Cavity or air space in a bone.  
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skeletal system:   Is made of organs called bones.  
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sterum:   Breastbone.  
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sutures:   Surgical stitch used to join the edges of an incision or wound; also, an area where bones join or fuse thogether.  
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tarsals:   One of seven bones that form the instep of the foot.  
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tibia:   Inner and large bone of the lower leg between the knee and ankle.  
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ulna:   Long bone in the forearm, between the wrist and elbow.  
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vertebrae:   Bones of the spinal column.  
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yellow marrow:   Soft tissue in the diaphyses of long bones.  
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