sports medicine
Across
- 2. medical imaging used in radiology that forms pictures of the anatomy and processes of the body
- 4. application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes. it is especially found in industry
- 5. machine with a rapidly rotating container that is used to separate components from a solid of a mixture
- 8. the main energy source of the body that allows for chemical reactions to take place.
- 10. referring to the low back - the __ spine is comprised of 5 vertebrae
- 11. procedure performed for the purpose of altering the human body by incision of destruction of tissues
- 15. the wearing down of the cartilage that occurs gradually over time
- 20. treatment of disease, injury, or deformity using physical methods like exercises and massages
- 21. action of restoring someone to normal activities or health through therapy and training
- 22. abbreviation for the machine used to send electrical pulses through the skin to help reduce pain.
- 23. injury to living tissue caused by any type of impact or cut
- 24. weakening and infirm state
Down
- 1. the rate at which an electronic pulse or sound wave is produced
- 3. the time at which an athlete is dedicated to restoring physiological and psychological function and is out of play.
- 6. a break in a bone
- 7. disorganized growth of nerve cells caused by nerve injury. It is sometimes referred to as a “pinched nerve”
- 9. a low-level current that works by targeting the muscles under the skin.
- 11. a physician who is trained to perform operations.
- 12. medical practice concerned with the treatment and prevention of injuries related to sports
- 13. the body’s reaction to an injury which includes heat, redness, loss of function, pain, and swelling.
- 14. the liquid portion of the blood that is primarily composed of water and proteins
- 16. tissue that connects the muscle to a bone
- 17. inflammation of the tendons/the breakdown of collagen in a tendon.
- 18. a cut or wound of the body's tissue typically during a surgery
- 19. tissue that connects bone to bone
- 20. blood cells that help blood to clot and encourage cellular growth