Study of muscles.

Study of bones.

Study of joints.

Study of ligaments.

A type of muscle tissue.

A bundle of nerve fibers.

A type of connective tissue.

A group of blood vessels.

A type of joint used in woodworking.

A cavity into which a part fits.

A tool used for cutting wood.

A decorative element in architecture.

Tissue death.

Cell growth.

Inflammation of tissues.

Formation of new tissue.

A condition characterized by inflammation or irritation of a nerve.

A type of muscle disorder.

A viral infection affecting the brain.

A chronic disease affecting the lungs.

Nail pulled from its bed by trauma.

Nail growth due to fungal infection.

Nail discoloration from polish.

Nail splitting due to dryness.

Inflammation of muscle.

A type of muscle disease.

A condition causing muscle weakness.

An autoimmune disorder affecting joints.

Study of the nervous system.

Study of the cardiovascular system.

Study of the digestive system.

Study of the respiratory system.

The formation of bone following trauma, in muscles.

A type of muscle inflammation without bone formation.

A condition characterized by muscle atrophy and weakness.

An autoimmune disorder affecting muscle tissue.

A type of connective tissue that supports organs.

A tissue composed of contractile fibers or cells.

A type of epithelial tissue that covers surfaces.

A type of nervous tissue that transmits signals.

Where a muscle begins.

The point where a muscle ends.

The type of muscle contraction.

The muscle's primary function.

Away from the midline.

Toward the midline.

To the side of the body.

In front of the body.

A type of exercise regimen

An agent or apparatus used in physical therapy.

A method of medication administration

A form of psychological therapy

Painful involuntary contraction of a muscle.

A voluntary muscle movement that is controlled by the brain.

A condition where muscles are relaxed and not in use.

A type of muscle injury caused by excessive stretching.