A type of muscle

A bone in the arm

Heel bone.

A part of the skull

Marked by short duration; temporary; acute.

Marked by long duration; continued; not acute.

Occurring in brief episodes; sporadic.

Characterized by sudden onset; severe.

A muscle having two heads.

A muscle having three heads.

A muscle located in the leg.

A muscle that is primarily responsible for breathing.

A process where tissue becomes hardened due to deposits of lime and calcium salts.

A method of tissue repair involving collagen synthesis.

A type of inflammation characterized by swelling and redness.

A technique used to enhance blood flow in tissues.

Inflammation of a bursa

Infection of a joint

Swelling of a tendon

Tear in a ligament

The body trunk.

A type of bone structure.

A term for lateral movement.

A classification of muscle fibers.

On both sides.

On one side only.

In a circular manner.

In a diagonal manner.

A method of ankle taping.

A type of basketball play.

A weaving technique for baskets.

A style of shoe lacing.

Connective tissue with firm consistency and a lack of blood flow.

A type of muscle tissue that contracts to produce movement.

A type of epithelial tissue that covers body surfaces.

A type of nervous tissue that transmits signals throughout the body.

Pertaining to the neck; the top 7 vertebrae.

Related to the lower back; the last 5 vertebrae.

Referring to the chest area; the middle 12 vertebrae.

Associated with the skull; the uppermost vertebrae.

A soft area on the skin.

A hard-thickened area on the skin.

A type of skin disease.

A skin condition caused by moisture.

Rotation in a full circle.

Movement in a straight line.

Bending at a joint.

Spinning around an axis.

Fast heart rate.

Normal heart rate.

Slow heart rate.

Irregular heart rate.

A type of joint in the body

Fluid filled sac between tendons and bones that eases friction.

A muscle that connects bones

A type of ligament that stabilizes joints.