1 | crepitus | | _____ | pertaining to blood vessels |
2 | medial | | _____ | closer to the midline of the body |
3 | lateral | | _____ | back |
4 | strain | | _____ | connects bone to bone |
5 | necrosis | | _____ | discoloration often caused by a hematoma |
6 | fracture | | _____ | inflammation of |
7 | vasoconstriction | | _____ | connects muscle to bone |
8 | hypoxia | | _____ | injury to ligaments |
9 | tendon | | _____ | bottom of ... |
10 | ligament | | _____ | front |
11 | vasodilation | | _____ | Injury to muscle or tendon |
12 | ecchymosis | | _____ | Away from the center of the body/point of reference |
13 | anterior | | _____ | inflammation in tissue |
14 | posterior | | _____ | further away from the midline of the body |
15 | proximal | | _____ | narrowing of blood vessels |
16 | distal | | _____ | expanding of blood vessel diameter |
17 | sprain | | _____ | "crunchy" feel from a fracture |
18 | dorsal | | _____ | cause a would/injury to contract |
19 | plantar | | _____ | any break in a bone |
20 | percussion | | _____ | top of ... |
21 | edema | | _____ | forms a callus to bridge the gap |
22 | myofibroblasts | | _____ | lack of oxygen |
23 | vascular | | _____ | special test for fractures |
24 | enchondral healing | | _____ | cell death |
25 | -itis | | _____ | closer to the center of the body/point of reference |