Broken Foot Glossary of Terms
The following are health and medical definitions of terms that appear in the Broken Foot article. Absorb: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Adjacent: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Anatomy: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Ankle: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Ankle joint: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Ankle sprain: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Arthritis: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Blood pressure: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Bone scan: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Broken foot: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Calcaneus: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Cartilage: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Cast: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Circulatory: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Circulatory system: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Compartment syndrome: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Compound fracture: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Compression: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Computerized tomography: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Crush injury: See the definition from MedTerms.com
CT scan: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Diabetes: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Diagnosis: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Distal: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Fascia: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Foot pain: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Fracture: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Ibuprofen: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Indication: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Infection: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Inflammation: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Injury: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Joint: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Knee: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Laceration: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Lateral: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Leg: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Ligament: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Lisfranc fracture: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Lumbar: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Medical history: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Metatarsal: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Metatarsals: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Motor: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Narcotic: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Neck: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Nerve: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Neuropathy: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Obesity: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Operation: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Osteoporosis: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Pain: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Peripheral: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Peripheral neuropathy: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Phalanges: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Phalanx: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Plantar: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Podiatrist: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Posterior: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Proximal: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Radiologist: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Range of motion: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Regimen: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Scan: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Sensation: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Shin: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Spinal cord: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Spinal cord injury: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Spine: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Sprain: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Stress: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Supination: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Surgeon: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Surgery: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Symptom: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Syndrome: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Talus: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Tibia: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Tomography: See the definition from MedTerms.com
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