Medical Terms
Pathologies
Deformities
Pathologies 2
Surgeries
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What is avascular necrosis?

bone death caused by poor blood supply to an area

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What is Osteochondroma?

benign growth of bone/cart, often near ends of long bones

100

What is Hammer Toes?

deformity, extension proximal phalanx, mid/distal phalanges flexed

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What is Crepitus?

grating sound/sensation due to friction between bone and cartilage

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What is Arthroplasty?

surgery that realigns or reconstructs a joint

200

What is Osteochondroma?

benign growth of bone/cart, often near ends of long bones

200

What is Osteopenia?

condition where bone mineral density is lower than normal

200

What is Swan-Neck Deformity?

deformity: flexion of DIP jt and hyperextend of the PIP jt.

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What pathology is from a vitamin D deficiency?

Rickets

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What is Arthrodesis?

surgical fixation of a joint to promote bone fusion

300

What is Anklyosis?

immobility/consolidation of a joint due to disease or surgery

300

What is Osteoporosis?

Disease in which bones become extremely porous, subject to Fx

300

What is an Ulnar drift deformity?

-MCP jt. Swelling-displacement of fingers to ulnar side

300

What is scoliosis?

lateral curvature of the spine

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What is Osteotomy?

Osteotomy-surgical procedure to cut bone

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What is Hemarthrosis?

bleeding into joint spaces

400

inflammation of bone and/or marrow due to infection

Osteomyelitis

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What is Bouchard’s nodes?

Nodules on PIP joints of hands

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What does a deficiency in vitamin D cause?

Rickets-calcification, rigid bones

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What is a Menisectomy?

removal of the meniscus

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What is Hallux Valgus?

1st toe bent toward midline at the MTP jt.

500

What is Paget’s disease?

abnormal formation of bone tissue that results in weak bones

500

Heberden’s nodes-

small hard nodules at hand DIP jt assoc with OA

500

What is Osteogenesis Imperfecta?

extremely fragile bones

500

What is a THA?

Total hip arthroplasty-reconstruction of the hip joint