A type of fracture when a ligament or tendon pulls away from the bone, taking part of the bone with it.

A condition where bone mineralization and strength in bone are so low, that regular activity can cause fractures, is called -

This is where the body weight 15 percent or more below minimal normal weight range, extreme fear of gaining weight, unrealistic body image, amenorrhea

This is where a person undergoes minimum of two eating binges per week for at least 3 months, feeling of lack of control, self induced vomiting, laxatives, diuretics, strict dieting or exercise to prevent weight gain, obsession with body image

Overstretching or torn ligament or tendon crossing a joint is called -

Where a bone displaced from socket usually due to fall or forceful collisions

An inflammation of joints as well as pain, stiffness, and sometimes swelling

An autoimmune disorder where the body immune system attacks its own joints.

A non-inflammatory form of arthritis, caused by aging, continuous manual labor, join injuries and obesity.

A condition of having no period or menstrual flow. Normally found in the female athlete triad.

The site where the tendon attaches to the bone is called -

an inflammation of one or more bursae is called.

A reduction in bone mass without the presence of a fracture. Normally due to osteoporosis in older people.

A breakage of bone where tiny cracks result from overuse.

A condition where amenorrhea, anorexia nervosa, and bulemia nervosa tend to occur in young athletic females.

A cracked bone fracture that remains under the skin

A cracked bone fracture that protrudes from the skin

An incomplete fracture caused by a bone bending or twisting but doesn’t break all the way through.

A complete breakage and splintered into smaller pieces.

This type of fracture is caused by excessive twisting of bone.

Where quads in the front thigh attach to the upper tibia and when overused during growth. Believed to be caused by overuse before area has finished growing

Injuries to the epiphyseal growth plate is called