Deviation from the normal.

A standard procedure.

A common occurrence.

An expected result.

Lack of concern or interest.

Excessive enthusiasm or excitement.

A strong emotional response to events.

A state of confusion or uncertainty.

Tearing or pulling away (complete or partial) of a structure.

A type of fracture where the bone is broken into multiple pieces.

A condition where a muscle is overstretched or torn.

A surgical procedure to remove a body part.

Inflammation in a joint.

A type of muscle disorder.

A skin condition causing rashes.

A respiratory illness affecting the lungs.

Study of joint articulations.

Study of muscle movements.

Study of bone structure.

Study of skin diseases.

Lack of blood flow.

Excessive blood flow.

Normal blood flow.

Inadequate blood flow.

Increase in muscle or tissue size.

Decrease in muscle or tissue size.

Inflammation of muscle or tissue.

Complete loss of muscle or tissue.

Agent that produces partial or entire loss of feeling or sensation.

A substance that enhances memory retention.

A drug that induces sleep without loss of consciousness.

A medication used to treat anxiety disorders.

The extremities.

The central nervous system.

The digestive system.

The respiratory system.

Bacterial infection of the skin

Fungal infection of the toes and feet.

Viral infection affecting the hands

Allergic reaction on the feet

Viewing of the inside of a joint using a small video camera.

A surgical procedure to remove a joint.

A type of physical therapy for joint pain.

An imaging technique using X-rays to view joints.

Agent that prevents the growth of bacteria.

A substance that promotes bacterial growth.

A type of antibiotic used for infections.

A chemical used to clean surfaces.

Refers to the back of a body/part.

Refers to the side of a body/part.

Refers to the top of a body/part.

Refers to the front of a body/part.

Point where bones meet to form a joint.

A type of muscle contraction.

A process of bone growth.

A method of joint replacement.