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Tendinitis

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Tendon infalamation

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Epicondylitis

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Inflammation of tendon in his attachment-to the bone

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Lateral epicondylitis

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Tennis elbow

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Medial epicondylitis

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Golfer elbow

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Bursitis

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Inflammation of the bursae

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Bursae

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Bursae is a sac that full of fluid and keep the bones from friction. Primary function to lubricate and cushion

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Muscle strain

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Traumatic or sport injury from a forced motion

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Myoglobinuria

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Excess myoglobin in the urine, becoming from muscle cell damage.
Crush syndrome is the most severe one

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Myoglubinuria can be seen after:

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Infections
Anesthesia 
Poisoning
Tetanus
Heart stroke
Fractures
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Osteoporosis

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Mass and density of bone decreased, becomes thinner and weaker for fractures

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Osteopenia

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Decreased bone mass 833-648 mg/cm2

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Osteoporosis

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Below 648 mg/cm2

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Bone remodeling

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4 months with constant rate

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Remodeling cycle

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Multicellular unit activation
Bone resorption
Bone formation

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Osteomalacia

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Metabolic disease in bone, bone volume remain the same, but the bone is soft.

For kids it called Rickets

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Pager disease

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Increased metabolic activity in bone, abnormal bone remodeling.
Diagnosis upon autopsy

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Osteomyelitis

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Infection caused by bacteria

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Exogenous osteomyelitis

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Infection enters from outside the body through open way

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Endogenous m/hematogenous osteomyelitis

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Infection caused by the blood

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Osteoarthritis - non inflammatory

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Loss of articulate cartilage in joints, occur with people who put lots of stress on joints

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Arthritis characteristics

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Thickening and gardening of bone

Joint is degenerate and falling apart

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Arthritis- inflammatory joint disease

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Result in autoimmunity

Inflammation on the membrane and cartilage

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Infectious inflammatory disease

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Caused by invasion of joint by bacteria, virus or anything.
Can happen trough trauma
And can be delivered by blood stream

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Non-infections inflammatory disease

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Happen by immune reactions or hypersensitivity reactions.

Crystals of mono sodium urate

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Rheumatoid arthritis RA

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Inflammation of connective tissues in the joints

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S&S of RA

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Fever
Malaise
Rash
Lymph node or spleen enlargement 
Lack of circulation to fingers
In ammunition
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Ankylosing spondylitis AS

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Chronic inflammatory disease,
Stuffing and fusion of the spine.
like RA but different location
Cause is un immunization, may be genetic

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Gout

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Caused by inflammation response.

Crystals in synovial fluid, inflammation and pain

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Tophi

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Crystals can be visible through the skin

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Crystal in kidneys

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Kidney stones - leads to kidney failure

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Purines

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End products in the digestion of certain proteins in the diet.
Nitrogenous compounds

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Fibromyalgia

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Moving pain, caused by missing good sleeping circulation so muscles are not resting

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Contractures

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Muscle shortening

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Stress induced muscle tension

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Associated with anxiety

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Disuse atrophy

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Reduction in normal size of muscle after missing of activity

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Myotonia

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Delayed relaxation after muscle movement

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Periodic paralysis

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Triggered by exercise and medication that alters serum potassium.
Does not affect respiratory muscles

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Myositis

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Inflammation changes in muscle

Viral, bacterial and parasitic

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Polymositis

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Muscle inflammation

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Dermatomyositis

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Muscle inflammation with skin lesions (damage)

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Toxic myopathies

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Attack of muscle weakness, pain and swelling after drinking alcohol in enormous amount

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Rhabdomyoma

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Rare tumor of muscle, treated by removal

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Rhabdomyosarcoma

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Tumor of striated muscle

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Club foot

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When the foot is adducted and supinated.

Needs bracing or surgery

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Osteogenesis imperfecta

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Genetic mutation in genes.

Decreased bone mass and increase in fracture

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Osteomyelitis- bone infection

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Bacteria or granulomatous infection

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Septic arthritis

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Bacterial infection of the joint space, surgical emergency.

Severe joint pain, decreased motion

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Osteochrondroses

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Childhood disease, death of bone, loss of flood supply and progressive bone weakness.

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Osteochondroses

Legg calve perthes disease

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Disease of the hip because of recurrent interruption of blood supply to the femoral head. 2-5 years

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Osteochondroses

Osgood schlatter disease

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Common sports related, information

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Scoliosis idiopathic

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Progress while child is growing

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Scoliosis congenital

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Due to bony deformity

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Scoliosis teratologic

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From a systemic syndrome

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Greenstick fracture

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Incomplete fracture

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Transverse fracture

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Straight line across the bone

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Spiral fracture

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Spiral around the bone, twisting injury

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Oblique fracture

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Diagonal break across the bone

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Compression fracture

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Bone is crushed, broken bone is wider or flatter in appearance

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Comminuted fracture

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Break is in 3 or more pieces

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Segmental fracture

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Crooked in two places, causing a floating segment of the bone

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