arteries

capillaries

veins

blood cells

Collar bone.

Shoulder blade.

Breastbone.

Upper arm bone.

sensation

pain

pleasure

discomfort

Movement a muscle performs.

A type of exercise routine.

A strategy for weight loss.

A method of relaxation.

Point where bones meet to form a joint.

A type of muscle contraction.

A process of bone growth.

A method of joint replacement.

Lack of blood flow.

Presence of excessive blood flow.

Normal blood circulation.

Increased blood vessel formation.

Fast heart rate.

Normal heart rate.

Slow heart rate.

Irregular heart rate.

blood

water

air

food

falling or sagging (visceroptosis)

inflammation of the tissue

enlargement of an organ

abnormal growth of cells

muscle

bone

skin

blood

rib

bone

muscle

tendon

disordered, bad

normal, good

happy, joyful

simple, easy

Treatment by use of heat and rest.

Treatment by use of cold and exercise movements.

Treatment by use of massage and stretching.

Treatment by use of electrical stimulation and relaxation.

A violent spasm or series of jerkings; seizure.

A state of calm and relaxation.

A sudden loss of consciousness.

A gradual increase in muscle strength.

Bluish tint of skin due to decrease in oxygen.

Yellowish tint of skin due to liver issues.

Redness of skin due to increased blood flow.

Paleness of skin due to low blood pressure.

Work or exercise requiring oxygen.

A type of exercise that does not require oxygen.

A form of exercise that is done underwater.

A high-intensity workout that lasts for a short duration.

The extremities.

The central nervous system.

The digestive system.

The respiratory system.

fire

earth

water

air

forming artificial opening (colostomy)

surgical removal of a body part

inflammation of a tissue

repair of a defect