luxated
Bone forced out
Luxated means dislocated—forced out of proper position at a joint.
The term is medical: a luxated shoulder, a luxated patella.
In dentistry, to luxate a tooth is to loosen it from its socket, often deliberately before extraction.
The impact luxated his hip.
Removal from usual location
- jointShared by multiple parties
- out-of-placeNot fitting the surroundings
- popFizzy drink, regionally
- shiftMovement or work period
separation · slippage · eversion · inversion · reduction · repositioning · relocation · manipulation
Making something smaller
- immobilizationPreventing movement entirely
- splintDevice immobilizing injured limbs
- braceDevice providing structural stability
- castPerformers, throw, or splint
sling · orthosis · manipulation · physiotherapy · rehabilitation · therapy · orthopedic · surgery
Physical or psychological harm
- accidentUnintended harmful event
- fallDescend under gravity
- slipMinor error or misstep
- impactForceful contact or consequence
fracture · sprain · strain · tear · rupture · ligament · tendon · collision
Bodily or emotional distress
- swellingAbnormal tissue enlargement
- deformityAbnormal body structure
- instabilityTendency toward unpredictable change
- numbnessLoss of sensation
stiffness · tenderness · bruising · weakness · inflammation · sensitivity · throbbing
displacement
Removal from usual location
- jointShared by multiple parties
- out-of-placeNot fitting the surroundings
- popFizzy drink, regionally
shift · separation · slippage · eversion · inversion · reduction · repositioning · relocation · manipulation · realignment
reduction
Making something smaller
- immobilizationPreventing movement entirely
- splintDevice immobilizing injured limbs
- braceDevice providing structural stability
cast · sling · orthosis · manipulation · physiotherapy · rehabilitation · therapy · orthopedic · surgery · realignment
injury
Physical or psychological harm
impact · fracture · sprain · strain · tear · rupture · ligament · tendon · collision · blow
pain
Bodily or emotional distress
- swellingAbnormal tissue enlargement
- deformityAbnormal body structure
- instabilityTendency toward unpredictable change
numbness · stiffness · tenderness · bruising · weakness · inflammation · sensitivity · throbbing