Product Images Diclofenac Sodium

This text mentions some medical terms related to cartilage. It highlights the conditions that cartilage can be found in, including being healthy, worn-away, or broken.*

This appears to be a partial list of body parts with a focus on the lower body, specifically the hand, elbow, knee and ankle. The letters "SE G" at the beginning are not clear and their meaning is not discernible. The repetition of "Lower body" may suggest a grouping or categorization of body parts. However, the context and intended use of this text is not clear.*

This text provides instructions for using an arthritis pain reliever topical gel that contains diclofenac sodium. It includes dosing information for upper and lower body pain and provides a warning to only use as directed by a doctor and for daily treatment of arthritis pain. There is also a phone number provided for any questions or comments. The product is for external use only and the packaging contains 1% of the active ingredient with a 50g quantity.*

This appears to be a table that shows areas of the body being evaluated using a system called JCon. The table lists the areas being evaluated on the hands, knees and ankles, with the number of areas being evaluated in each section. The J/Correct and Incorrect columns refer to the accuracy of the evaluation, with one area being correctly evaluated and three areas being incorrectly evaluated.*

This text provides a description of various body parts and their respective sections that are covered during a physical examination. The body parts listed include the elbow, hand, knee, ankle, and foot. For each body part, the specific sections that are examined are mentioned. However, there is one illegible line ("1z") that cannot be accurately interpreted.*