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Skeletal System Disorders

Skeletal System Disorders. Trey Halsey 1A. Rheumatoid Arthritis. Presented by Beaux Gonzales It is an autoimmune disease that causes pain, stiffness, and swelling. Genes, hormones, substances, bacteria, and viruses are involved with the disease.

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Skeletal System Disorders

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  1. Skeletal System Disorders Trey Halsey 1A

  2. Rheumatoid Arthritis Presented by Beaux Gonzales It is an autoimmune disease that causes pain, stiffness, and swelling. Genes, hormones, substances, bacteria, and viruses are involved with the disease. Some signs of this are inflammation of the white part of the eyes, osteoporosis, and nodules. It is treated by anti-inflammatory drugs, aspirin, but there is no known cure.

  3. Rheumatoid Arthritis

  4. Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome Definition: It is a shin split that is caused by excessively intensive workout. Some signs are a shin pain at any specific point. It is treated by physical therapy with a physical therapist. Prognosis can be worse if it is not treated.

  5. Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome

  6. Dislocation By Brooke Zimmerly and Adrianna Seen Yuen Also called joint dislocation Definition: A dislocation of a joint caused by sport injuries or by vehicular accidents – usually involves blows to the afflicted area It is visibly deformed, swollen or colored, intensely painful, or immovable Care involves never moving the joint, splinting the joint, or putting ice on the joint There is no cure but the body will heal itself It is treated by an orthopedic surgeon.

  7. Discloation

  8. Gaut By Alex H. Definition: Gaut is joints that are attacked by inflammatory arthritis. Most commonly affects men aged 30-40 or women in 60s. There is no cure, but it is treated by anti-inflammatory drugs, a family practitioner, internal medicine, and by a rheumatologist.

  9. Gaut

  10. Spina Bifida by Heidy Definition: When the spine does not completely close around the developing nerves. It is a birth defect There is no known cause, but it is suggested that it is caused by environmental factors It is a collection of fat It is treated by urologists, gynecologists, and neurologists. Once it is treated, the afflicted are likely to have a normal life.

  11. Spina Bifida

  12. Osteopenia By Brittani Definition: it is similar to osteoporosis but there is not low enough bone density to be osteoporosis. Most commonly affects Caucasian and Asian women It is caused by chronic dehydration, genetics, and old age. It is treated by a healthier lifestyle, taking calcium and vitamin D supplements, and is treated by an orthopedic doctor.

  13. Osteopenia

  14. Osteogenesis LSDKLFJWEOIFJWEOFIJ FINISH THIS YOU By ShainaMoondra OsteogensisImperfecta caused by bone defence 1 Congenital disease, inherited by parents Bones break with little force There is no cure, biophasephate treat the disease because it increase bone stregnth Orthopedists and orthopedic surgeon

  15. Osteogenesis

  16. Osteomyelitis By Lix F. Definition: Gacterial infection of bone and bone marrow, inflammation of bone. Most commonly affects long bone in children Germs come in body and infect the bones, and cause fever, chills, lethargy, pain, and swelling

  17. Osteomyelitis

  18. Osgood Schlatter Painful lumps in kneecaps Definition: Femur and tibia grow too fast and patella does not keep up Most common in boys, affects one in five adolescents.

  19. Osgood Schlatter

  20. Lordosis

  21. Poliomyelitis

  22. Osteoarthritis

  23. Scoliosis

  24. Chronodromalacia

  25. Pagents Disease

  26. Fracture

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