| Across |
| 1. | Condition in which a vertebra fails to form a spinous process during its development prior to birth |
| 5. | Contraction of muscles in a splinting action, surrounding an injured |
| 6. | Type of tapotement that uses the fingertips |
| 8. | Joint type in which a bony process articulates in a rotating motion in a ring of ligaments and bone |
| 10. | A viral infection that results in inflammation of the liver |
| 13. | Umbrella shaped muscle that helps in inspiration, spasms of it result in hiccups |
| 14. | Nervous system composed of the brain and spinal cord |
| 16. | Term that describes a condition in which the signs and symptoms develop quickly and last a short amount of time |
| 17. | Injury to a ligament or tendon that involves tearing off of its attachment |
| 18. | A muscle that stabilizes a joint or body part so another action can occur somewhere else in the body |
| 19. | Subjective changes noticed or felt only by the client which can't be measured |
| 20. | Condition of exaggeration of the thoracic curve |
| 22. | Muscle contraction in which the agonist/prime mover lengthens |
| 26. | Condition that also goes by the names, adhesive capsulitis, pericapsulitis, or calcific tendinitis |
| 28. | Lateral curvature of the spine |
| 29. | Decrease in size of muscular tissue do to deconditioning |
| 31. | Longest, strongest bone in the body |
| 34. | Sensory receptors that detect changes in temperature |
| 35. | A muscle contraction that causes movement of a joint |
| 36. | Condition that also goes by the names, wry neck, stiff neck, cervical dystonia |
| 39. | Condition in which the anterior and middle scalenes entrap the brachial plexus causing pain, and numbing sensations in the shoulder and arm |
| 42. | Assessment through touch |
| 44. | Process by which all microorganisms are destroyed |
| 45. | Nervous system that regulates the "fight or flight response" |
| 46. | The liquid component of fascia |
| 48. | A depression in the surface or at the end of a bone |
| 49. | A taut, tender area of muscle fiber that refers pain locally or to another location in the body, when pressure is applied |
| 51. | Temporary deficiency or decreased supply of blood to a tissue |
| 53. | Condition in which the extensor muscles of the forearm become inflamed at the lateral epicondyle of the humerus |
| 54. | Inflammation of a tendon |
| 55. | The liquid portion of blood |
| 56. | Type of joint that allows only flexion and extension |