1.
Abnormal, nocioceptive pain elicited by minimal to no stimuli in the residual limb
2.
Process of securing muscle to bone after an amputation
3.
Diabetes where the body produces an inadequate amount of insulin
4.
Degeneration of joints in the foot due to bone disintegration and trauma
5.
Congenital presentation of limb loss; typically presents with equinovalgus foot deformity
6.
A burn that only affects the epidermis
7.
Syndrome with bilateral, symmemtrical, ascending quick progressive paralysis
8.
Tissue moved from one point to another of the same individual's body to provide skin closure
9.
normal feeling of the existence of the limb that is no longer present
10.
Amputation between calcaneus/talus and cuboid/cuneiform articulations
11.
Procedure used to effectively relieve chronic back pain and muscle spasms by severing nerve roots
12.
Congenital presentation of limb loss; absence of all or part of the femur
13.
Congenital presentation of limb loss; typically with equinovarus foot deformity
14.
Inflammation and thrombosis of blood vessels in the extremities
15.
Diabetes where the body develops resistance to insulin
16.
Amputation between the cuboid/cuneiforms and metatarsals
17.
Congenital presentation of limb loss; complete absence of limb
18.
Used to classify degree of peripheral arterial disease
19.
Congenital presentation of limb loss; absence of central element with foreshortening of extremity
20.
Used to classify diabetic foot ulcers
21.
Serious bone infection
22.
A burn that is partial thickness, extending into the dermis layer of the skin
23.
Open reduction internal fixation
24.
when graft material for ACL replacement is taken from a cadaver donor
25.
Process of securing muscle to muscle after an amputation
26.
Process by which a tendon is cut to effectively lengthen it
27.
tissue death and/or necrosis
