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Skeletal System Abnormalities, Disorders, etc.
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Spine Curvatures Scoliosis (thoracic curvature)
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Lordosis ( lumbar curvature )
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Kyphosis (thoracic curvature)
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Joint Disorders sprain – ligaments around joint pulled or torn
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dislocation – one bone pulled out of socket
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bursitis – inflammation of synovial membrane of joint
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Arthritis inflammatory or degenerative disease that damages joints wide spread, crippling disease pain, stiffness, swelling of joint some with bacterial cause
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Arthritis chronic: osteoarthritis ◦ affects articular cartilage ◦ bone spurs ◦ restricted movement ◦ fingers, cervical and lumbar vertebrae, knees, hips
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Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) ◦ inflammatory disorder ◦ autoimmune disease immune tissue erodes cartilage Scar tissue fuses to bones. ◦ 3 times more common in women ◦ wrists, fingers, ankles, feet
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Gouty arthritis (gout) ◦ uric acid build up in blood; deposited as needle-shaped crystals in soft tissue of big toe
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Bone Disorders giantism – excessive growth of long bones dwarfism – adults under 4’ 10” osteomyelitis ◦ bone inflammation ◦ caused by bacterial infection
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osteogenesis imperfecta ◦ genetic disorders ◦ produce very brittle bones due to insufficient collagen
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carpal tunnel syndrome anterior side of wrist tunnel formed by bones and ligaments Trauma or overuse cause inflammation in tunnel and fluid put pressure on nerves.
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osteoporosis reduction in overall quality of bone tissue ◦ loss of bone mass ◦ deformed bones ◦ prone to fracture By age 40 ◦ women lose ½ bone mass. ◦ men lose ¼.
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