>>53344753Just know colloquial terms for things, you don't need to be scientific in anything other than your reports.
Case in point, I partially dislocated my knee at home earlier in the year, limped around for 2 weeks, then went to the physio.
She poked and prodded it, and said, "Oooh yes, you've caused a subluxation of the patella and caused damage to the surrounding ligaments"
>sublux?"oh hehe, it means you've partially dislocated it but were lucky enough to have it slip back in"
Like, fuck the jargon, just tell me I've partially dislocated my kneecap and caused soft tissue damage. I don't need scientific ultra specifics.
Half the time it's just the doctor flexing on you because "hurr durr Dum meathead".