| A | B |
|---|
| rheumatic fever | mild infection occuring in childhood |
| dislocation | when bone is temporarily displacd |
| sprain | when ligaments or tendons are twisted |
| suture | when bone is united by a thin layer of fibrous tissue |
| abduction | moving bones away from body |
| supipnation | moving bones of forearm so radius and ulna are parallel |
| elevation | raising a part of the body |
| depression | lowering a part of the body |
| dorsiflexion | raising the foot up at the ankle joint |
| plantar flexion | pusing the foot down at the ankle joint |
